Rolex Ladies Datejust 31 Jubilee 18K RG / SS Computer Diamond Dial

Rolex introduced the 31mm Datejust ref. 178271 during the modern six digit era as an Everose Rolesor interpretation of the brand's core date model, pairing Oystersteel with 18k Everose gold in a format that sits between the Lady-Datejust and the larger classic Datejust executions. This example is defined by the pink computer dial, a patterned variant that gives the watch a more technical surface than a standard sunburst or matte finish, while diamond hour markers add the jewelry specification collectors expect from higher-trim Datejust references. The case measures 31mm and carries the familiar fluted Everose gold bezel, a detail that preserves the line's dressier profile against the more utilitarian smooth bezel alternatives. Rolex fitted this reference with the Jubilee bracelet in matching steel and Everose, which is the configuration most buyers associate with the Datejust's traditional identity. Power comes from Rolex caliber 2235, a self-winding movement with a date display and a 48 hour power reserve, used widely across the brand's smaller case references before the later generation caliber updates. That movement matters because it places the watch in the final period of the five digit and early six digit Datejust architecture, before Rolex revised the 31mm line with the next-generation caliber 2236. The pink computer dial is one of the more distinctive factory dial options from this period, and it gives ref. 178271 a clearer period character than standard silver, black, or white executions. This was not a limited edition and there is no verified evidence that it was made for a specific country or boutique, which is exactly the kind of disciplined restraint collectors should want in a serious Datejust description. For buyers focused on wearable precious metal Rolex references with a bit more texture and dial specificity than the baseline configuration, the 178271 sits in a very solid part of the Datejust lineage. Excellent Condition with Rolex box and papers dated 2017.