RolexDatejust 41

KEY FACTS

• ​A 41mm Rolex Datejust with a mint green sunray dial, retailed in 2023 
• ​Offered by a UK-based private collector 
• ​A one-owner example purchased new from a Rolex authorised dealer in the UK 
• ​Presented with its display box, outer sleeve, warranty card, wallet, booklets, and swing tags
• ​Also included in the lot are three spare links where the bracelet has been sized
• ​Covered by Rolex’s five-year international warranty until 2028
• ​Graded ‘AA’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in perfect working order

FUNCTIONS

• ​Hours, minutes, seconds and date
• ​Automatic chronometer-certified 3235 calibre movement
• ​Power reserve of 70 hours
• ​Screw-down twin-lock crown provides 100m of waterproofness
• ​Easylink extension in the clasp provides 5mm of tool-free adjustment

SUMMARY

Few watches combine history, versatile style, and quality watchmaking like the Rolex Datejust. A model that seamlessly crosses over from dressy to sporty, it’s been a constant staple in the Crown’s catalogue since 1945. This 41mm, stainless steel example incorporates all of the Datejust’s key features with the added appeal of more contemporary sizing and a highly-desirable mint green dial. Attached to the case is Rolex’s instantly recognisable Jubilee bracelet. Internally, this versatile watch is powered by the robust and reliable calibre 3235, which has a 70-hour power reserve and is regulated to an impressive +2 to -2 seconds per day. 

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