Shine bright like a diamond, as Rihanna would say, and few watches take that advice more seriously than a two-tone Datejust 36 dressed in pearl and diamonds. Made for the collector who wants one watch for Monday meetings and Saturday dinners, it mixes classic steel and gold with a bold dose of sparkle. Think of it as the tuxedo you can wear with jeans.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Set against ten diamond hour markers, an aftermarket white mother of pearl dial swirls with soft pink and blue light every time your wrist moves. Ringed by round diamonds, the aftermarket 18k yellow gold bezel throws sparkle from every angle like the disco ball at Studio 54. Wrapped around the wrist, the two-tone Jubilee bracelet pairs brushed steel outer links with polished 18k yellow gold center links that drape as smooth as silk.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date. Positioned at 3 o’clock, the screw-down crown runs the whole show. Unscrew it counterclockwise and turn it clockwise to wind the movement. Pull it out one step and turn it to quick set the date, which pops into view under the Cyclops lens at 3 o’clock. Pull it out to the last step to stop the seconds hand and set the time, then push it in and screw it down tight.

Comes double-boxed with a Rolex presentation box and outer box (not original to this watch), original Rolex Watch U.S.A. warranty papers with Official Chronometer Certification (listing the factory champagne dial), and a Rolex travel pouch.

Part tuxedo and part party, it is the kind of piece that walks into the room before you do. Perfect for the collector who already owns the sensible watches and now wants the fun one. Some watches simply tell time, and this one tells a story every time the light hits it.