The Rolex Day-Date Everose pink baguette dial is a factory variant: an 18 ct Everose President carrying a stone-set baguette bezel and a pale pink sunray dial with ten baguette markers. Rolex does not list that exact combination, so there is no -00xx suffix to quote for it; the 228238 is the 40 mm yellow gold fluted model and a different watch. The 36 mm case keeps one warm tone from bezel to bracelet, and unlike a white or silver dial, which sets itself against a gold case, the pink face blends into the surrounding metal and leaves the watch close to monochrome. Day and date displays maintain the standard Day-Date layout: full day name at 12, magnified date at 3.

Technical Overview

• Case diameter: 36mm
• Case material: 18 ct Everose gold
• Bezel: stone-set baguette
• Dial: pale pink sunray with ten baguette markers
• Day display: full text arc at 12 o’clock
• Date display: Cyclops lens at 3 o’clock
• Bracelet: President three-piece link with a concealed Crownclasp
• Movement: clone Cal. 3255 automatic
• Power reserve: 70 hours
• Water resistance: 30 m
• Quality options: super clone with the clone Cal. 3255 ($849) or A-grade with a Japanese automatic movement ($349)

Rolex introduced the Everose alloy in 2005 precisely so that its pink would not drift towards yellow over the years, and this copy carries that colour from the bezel surround through every bracelet link.

Inside the Movement

The clone Cal. 3255 inside handles the simultaneous day and date change at midnight; both displays snap over rather than rolling, which is the behaviour the Day-Date has kept across every generation, and a full wind holds 70 hours. The Everose President is traditionally the dressiest option in the line-up, sitting one tier above yellow gold in subtlety. For a cooler take on the same 36 mm case, compare this with the Everose 118135 on a black leather strap, and for the way the clasp disappears into the links see our note on the Everose President bracelet and its concealed Crownclasp. Both cards sit in the broader Day-Date collection.

What sets the Rolex Day-Date Everose pink baguette dial apart

Two things separate this card from every other Everose Day-Date we stock: the bezel is set with baguette stones instead of being fluted, and the dial repeats those baguettes as hour markers, so the stones run in an unbroken line from the bezel edge to the dial centre. The pale pink ground is light enough that the stones never lose their outline against it, which is not the case on the chocolate and black dials. Nothing cold appears anywhere on the watch, bezel to clasp.

Rolex Day-Date Everose pink baguette dial Replica FAQ

Is the Everose pink baguette dial the same as Sundust?

It is close but not the same: Sundust is Rolex’s own name for a pale pink dial, and this one reads in that family, yet it comes with baguette markers and a baguette bezel that no Sundust reference in the catalogue pairs together. Treat it as a factory variant that borrows the Sundust tone.

What does the super clone option change on the Everose baguette Day-Date?

The $849 super clone runs the clone Cal. 3255 with 70 hours of reserve, while the $349 A-grade uses a Japanese automatic movement; the Everose finish, the stones and the President bracelet are identical on both.

Other versions of this model in stock: Rolex Day-Date 40 228238-0071 mother of pearl, Rolex Day-Date 40 228239 blue dial, Rolex Day-Date 40 228238-0061 green Roman.