RolexDatejust 41

This one-owner 2021 Rolex Datejust ref. 126333 was purchased new by the vendor from an authorised dealer in the UK. The watch is presented with its original display box and outer sleeve, servicing guide, user manual, plus proof of the official Rolex five-year guarantee covering the watch until 2026. Also included are spare bracelet links and swing tags as part of the ensemble. The watch shows some light marks and swirls on the case and bracelet and its overall condition appears to be consistent with the vendor’s ‘A’ grading.

Finished in a bi-metal blend of stainless steel and 18K yellow gold, this watch is sized for contemporary tastes at 41mm in diameter. The 18k gold fluted bezel - a design feature synonymous with this classic Rolex reference - surrounds a contrasting black dial, which comes configured with subtle, tarnish-proof gold hour markers. Located on the crystal at three o’clock is the prominent ‘cyclops’ window - another aesthetic characteristic of the Datejust family - to clearly inform the wearer of the date. The watch is fitted with a bi-metal stainless steel and 18K yellow gold interpretation of the robust and comfortable Rolex ‘Jubilee’ bracelet.

Beneath the stainless steel rear casing is Rolex’s 3235 calibre. This chronometer-certified automatic movement was developed in-house by the Geneva-based watchmaker, and has gained a reputation for its outstanding accuracy in addition to its impressive 70-hour power reserve.

Introduced in 1945, the Datejust has become one of the brand’s most popular references thanks to its timeless design and high level of accuracy. When introduced, it was the world’s first chronometer-certified watch to feature the date in a window on the dial.

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