The 126231 slate baton dial is the understated version of the Everose two-tone. Slate sunburst with baton markers, fluted bezel, Jubilee. No diamonds, no motif, no Rosé. It is the most restrained way to wear the rose gold two-tone, and the slate grey cools down the warmth of the gold.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Factory | VS Factory (VSF) |
| Reference | 126231 (Datejust 36, two-tone Everose Rolesor, slate baton dial, Jubilee) |
| Movement | DD3235 automatic, 72-hour power reserve |
| Case dimensions | 36mm diameter |
| Material | 904L steel with 18K rose gold plating on case accents and bracelet center links |
| Bezel | Fluted, rose gold plated |
| Dial | Sunburst slate/dark grey with luminous baton markers, date at 3 with cyclops |
| Bracelet | Two-tone Jubilee, rose gold center links, Oysterclasp with 5mm Easylink |
The dial. Sunburst slate with baton markers. The slate is a rhodium-toned grey that shifts from metallic silver to charcoal depending on the light. It is the coldest dial in the Everose range, and it balances the warm rose gold rather than matching it. The baton markers carry Chromalight for the blue glow. Date at 3 under the cyclops. It is the neutral, go-anywhere option in the two-tone line.
The gold. Everose Rolesor. Steel case body, rose gold on the bezel, crown, and Jubilee center links. The rose gold tone is warm and copper-leaning without the pink or brass failures. Against the slate dial the gold reads warmer by contrast, which is the point of the pairing.
The bezel. Fluted in rose gold plate, catching light in a warm ring around the cool grey dial.
The movement. DD3235, the VSF 3235 clone. Genuine architecture, instant midnight date flip, real 72-hour reserve.
The bracelet. Two-tone Jubilee, five-piece links. Rose gold polished centers, brushed steel outers, Oysterclasp with the 5mm Easylink.
The crystal. Sapphire with cyclops and the anti-reflective black hole treatment.
The takeaway. The slate baton dial is the safe pick in the Everose two-tone range. It does not lean feminine like the Rosé, it does not sparkle like the diamond versions, and it does not have the texture of the motif. It is just a clean grey dial on rose gold two-tone. If you want the warmth of the Everose Rolesor without committing to a specific dial personality, this is the one that works with everything. The slate keeps it modern and the rose gold keeps it warm.