The green sunburst dial is the centerpiece here, on a mixed configuration. Fluted bezel up top, Oyster bracelet below. That combination is less common than the full Jubilee or full Oyster setups, and it splits the difference between dressy and sporty. The green dial ties it together.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Factory | VSF Watch Factory |
| Reference | 126234 (Datejust 36, all steel, fluted bezel, green sunburst dial, Oyster bracelet) |
| Movement | DD3235 automatic, 72-hour power reserve |
| Case dimensions | 36mm diameter |
| Material | 904L Oystersteel |
| Bezel | Fluted, polished steel |
| Dial | Sunburst green with luminous baton markers, date at 3 with cyclops |
| Bracelet | Oyster, three-piece links, Oysterclasp with 5mm Easylink |
The dial. Sunburst green. Deep green that comes alive under direct light and reads almost black in low light. It is the most interesting of the standard Datejust dial colors, more character than black or blue, less polarizing than the palm motif. Baton markers with Chromalight, blue glow at night. Date at 3 under the cyclops. The green shifts constantly depending on the light, which gives the watch more presence than a flat dial would.
The configuration. Fluted bezel with the Oyster bracelet. This is the hybrid. The fluted bezel is the dressy, light-catching signature, and the Oyster is the sporty, durable bracelet. Normally the fluted bezel pairs with the Jubilee and the smooth bezel pairs with the Oyster. Mixing them gives you a watch that wears casual on the wrist but keeps the shine up top. It is a less common pairing, which is part of the appeal.
The movement. DD3235, the same VSF 3235 clone. Genuine architecture, instant midnight date flip, real 72-hour reserve.
The steel. All 904L, fluted bezel polished to read as white gold.
The crystal. Sapphire with cyclops and the anti-reflective black hole treatment.
The takeaway. The green dial is the reason to pick this one, and the fluted-Oyster mix makes it wearable every day without the full dressy treatment of the Jubilee. It is a good middle ground. Green is still uncommon enough that it stands out from the sea of black and blue Datejusts, and the hybrid bracelet keeps it grounded. If you like the green but want a slightly more casual wear than the fluted-Jubilee version, this is the one.