Rolex Day-Date 18K Gold Gradient Green Roman Dial m128238-0118 3255 Movement
Original price was: $1,100.00.$950.00Current price is: $950.00.
Choose this Day-Date 36 if you want the green presidential look in the classic size rather than the broader 40mm case. The gradient green dial brings more depth than champagne, while the Roman markers at the lower dial give it a more formal personality than a simple baton layout. With the full weekday window, Cyclops date, fluted bezel, and President-style bracelet, it keeps the Day-Date identity intact. The appeal is balance: expressive color, traditional proportion, and a dress-led wrist presence.
Green Roman Dial In The Classic 36mm Day-Date Size
The m128238-0118 is for the buyer who likes the authority of a Day-Date but wants more character than the standard champagne dial. The green gradient dial adds depth through the center and darkens toward the edge, while the Roman markers give the lower half of the dial a more formal, architectural look. It still reads unmistakably as a Day-Date: weekday at 12 o?clock, date at 3 o?clock under the Cyclops, fluted bezel around the dial, and a President-style bracelet below.
The 36mm size is the important decision here. A green dial can easily feel loud when paired with a larger case, but in this proportion the watch stays closer to the traditional presidential silhouette. It suits a buyer who wants color and presence without abandoning the compact Day-Date profile.
QF Tungsten Heavy Edition Configuration
This configuration is built around a QF Tungsten Heavy Edition, Clone 3255 automatic movement, 36mm case, 12.2mm thickness, 43.4mm lug-to-lug length, tungsten-core 904L Oystersteel with 18K plating, fluted 18K plated bezel, sapphire crystal with 2.5x Cyclops, Presidential link bracelet, folding clasp, and a stated 50-meter rating.
The yellow-gold-tone case and bracelet sharpen the green dial rather than softening it. The fluted bezel adds a bright frame, while the President-style link profile keeps the watch on the dress side of the Rolex design language. This is not a sport-style green dial; it is a formal Day-Date with a stronger color signature.
Why Choose This Over A Green Diamond Dial?
A green diamond dial is more jewelry-forward. This Roman-marker layout feels more structured and less sparkly, which can make it easier to wear in business or evening settings. The Roman numerals add visual weight at the lower dial, giving the watch a recognizable face without relying on diamond markers for attention.
For QC, the key is dial symmetry: the weekday disc should sit cleanly, the date should be centered under the Cyclops, the Roman numerals should align evenly, and the gradient should look smooth rather than blotchy under close light.
QC Points For The 36mm Green Roman Day-Date
Before dispatch, review the assigned watch for dial color transition, Roman marker placement, weekday and date alignment, Cyclops clarity, bezel seating, bracelet link finish, clasp operation, and consistency of the yellow-gold-tone finish. Treat the stated 50-meter rating as a factory rating; pressure testing is recommended before swimming or immersion.
Watch specification
Configuration summary for this watch
| Brand | Rolex |
|---|---|
| Factory Version | QF Tungsten Heavy Edition |
| Movement | Clone 3255 Automatic |
| Case Size | 36mm |
| Thickness | 12.2mm |
| Lug To Lug | 43.4mm |
| Case Material | Tungsten-core 904L Oystersteel with 18K plating |
| Dial | Gradient green Roman dial |
| Bezel | Fluted 18K plated bezel |
| Crystal | Sapphire with 2.5x Cyclops |
| Bracelet | Presidential link bracelet |
| Clasp | Folding clasp |
| Water Resistance | 50 meters |
Buyer Q&A
Questions about this Rolex watch
Why choose this 36mm green Roman Day-Date?
It gives the buyer the color impact of a green Day-Date while keeping the classic 36mm presidential proportion. The Roman markers make it feel more formal than a simple baton dial.
What should QC focus on for this dial?
Check weekday centering, date magnification, Roman marker alignment, and whether the green gradient looks smooth across the dial under close lighting.
How does it differ from the green diamond version?
The Roman dial feels more structured and less jewelry-led. It is the better choice for a buyer who wants green color with a more formal, less sparkly presentation.
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