Rolex Datejust 31 mm Ref. 6827 – Stainless Steel & 18K White Gold with Blue Sunburst Dial (Midsize / Excellent Condition / 2-Year Luxos Arts Warranty)

The timeless definition of Swiss elegance and reliability, elevated by a dial of exceptional depth. The Rolex Datejust Ref. 6827 in the versatile 31 mm Midsize case is one of the most sought-after variations on the luxury vintage watch market.

Its stainless steel case is crowned with a classic fluted bezel crafted from 18K white gold, catching the light with subtle, luxurious reflections. At the heart of this timepiece lies an extraordinary Blue Sunburst Dial, shifting dynamically from deep navy to vibrant cobalt depending on the angle of light. This watch has undergone a complete, professional horological overhaul and comes backed by a 2-year Luxos Arts warranty.

  • Condition: Excellent (Fully serviced and overhauled by a master watchmaker)

  • Warranty: 2-Year Luxos Arts Warranty

  • Availability: In stock at Luxos Arts Gallery (Insured worldwide shipping)

  • Brand / Origin: Rolex (Swiss Made)

  • Collection / Model: Datejust 31 / Ref. 6827

  • Movement: Rolex Manufacture Automatic Chronometer (COSC certified, Calibre 2030 / 2135 series)

  • Case & Bracelet: Stainless steel, 18K white gold fluted bezel, stainless steel Oyster bracelet

  • Case Diameter: 31 mm (Midsize / Unisex / Lady)

The Art of Proportion & Magnetic Blue Radiance – What Sets Ref. 6827 Apart?

Reference 6827 is cherished for its perfectly balanced proportions. While a 36 mm case can feel overly large and a classic 26 mm can feel overly delicate for many wrists, the 31 mm Midsize size represents the ultimate compromise—sitting comfortably on both slender and classic wrist sizes.

Key highlights of this reference include:

  • Blue Sunburst Dial: The radial finish allows light to dance smoothly across its surface. Applied hour markers and the Rolex crown at 12 o’clock are crafted from gold to prevent oxidation over decades.

  • Cyclops Lens over the Date: The iconic magnifying lens over the 3 o’clock date window—a hallmark of the Datejust collection—ensures effortless date readability.

  • Tritium Heritage (“T SWISS MADE T”): Period-correct dial markings signify authentic vintage/neo-vintage heritage, enhancing its desirability among collectors.

  • Solid Stainless Steel Oyster Bracelet: Delivers superior durability and a sporty-chic aesthetic, allowing for effortless transitions between daily wear and formal occasions.

Technical Specifications:

  • Brand / Maker: Rolex (Swiss Made)

  • Model: Datejust 31 / Midsize

  • Reference Number: 6827

  • Movement Type: Automatic (Oyster Perpetual)

  • Certification: Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified (COSC)

  • Case Material: Stainless Steel & 18K White Gold fluted bezel

  • Case Diameter: 31 mm

  • Dial: Blue Sunburst with gold applied indices (“T SWISS MADE T” signature)

  • Crystal: Acrylic / Sapphire with Cyclops magnifying date lens

  • Bracelet: Stainless steel Rolex Oyster

  • Functions: Instantaneous date display at 3 o’clock, central sweep seconds

Luxos Arts Guarantee: Every luxury timepiece in the Luxos Arts gallery undergoes a rigorous inspection and service process. This watch has been fully serviced, cleaned, lubricated, and tested for accuracy. Included with your purchase is a full 2-year Luxos Arts warranty.

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