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The Rolex Datejust 41mm offers a larger dial for those who prefer a bolder look. It’s a blend of tradition and modernity, making it a versatile choice.Launched in 2016 with the next‑gen Calibre 3235, the 41 mm Datejust offers everything collectors love about the classic Datejust—Cyclops date, 100 m Oyster case—plus a larger, contemporary presence. From the coveted “Wimbledon” slate‑green dial to blue sunburst Rolesor models. This watch is ideal for those who value both style and substance.
A Brief History of the Datejust 41
- 1945 — The Birth of Datejust
- Ref. 4467 (36 mm), the first self‑winding chronometer with an instant‑jump date.
- 2009 — Datejust II
- Introduced a 41 mm case but kept the older Cal. 3136; proportions appeared block‑ier.
- 2016 — Datejust 41
- Rolex refines the 41 mm silhouette—thinner bezel, slimmer lugs, narrower bracelet.
• Debut of Calibre 3235 with Chronergy escapement and 70‑hour reserve.
- Rolex refines the 41 mm silhouette—thinner bezel, slimmer lugs, narrower bracelet.
- 2021–2024 — Dial Expansion
- Palm, fluted‑motif and mint‑green dials join classics like Wimbledon and blue sunburst.
Why Choose a Datejust 41?
- Modern Proportions – 41 mm case wears slim (11.7 mm thick) and fits wrists 6.5″ and up.
- Next‑Gen Movement – Cal. 3235 delivers 70‑hour reserve and Rolex’s Chronergy escapement for 15 % greater efficiency.
- Versatile Styling – Mix‑and‑match fluted or smooth bezels with Oyster or Jubilee bracelets in steel, white‑gold Rolesor, or yellow Rolesor.
- Strong Resale – Rolex Datejust 41 price retention averages 85–90 % of MSRP after three years, outperforming many competing luxury dress models.
Datejust 41 Features Models
| Ref. | Metal | Bezel | Bracelet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 126300 | Steel | Smooth | Oyster |
| 126334 | Steel & WG | Fluted | Jubilee/Oyster |
| 126333 | Steel & YG | Fluted | Jubilee |
| 126303 | Steel & YG | Smooth | Oyster |
Datejust 41 Price Guide
| Model | Retail USD | Avg. Pre‑Owned | 12‑Mo Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| 126300 steel | $8 050 | $10–11 k | +4 % |
| 126334 WG bezel | $9 650 | $13–14 k | +5 % |
| 126333 two‑tone | $12 450 | $15–16 k | +4.5 % |
| 126301 Everose | $12 950 | $14–15 k | +3.9 % |
41 Datejust Size & Fit Guide
- Lug‑to‑lug distance is 47.5 mm, making the Datejust 41 versatile on wrists from 6.25″ to 7.75″.
- Easylink offers an instant 5 mm extension—ideal for heat‑swollen wrists.
- Jubilee bracelet drapes looser; Oyster wears flatter and feels marginally thinner.
Rolex 41 Datejust FAQ
How much does a Rolex Datejust cost? As of 2025, new steel Datejust 36 models start around US $7,500, while a Datejust 41 in Oystersteel lists at ≈ $8,050. Two‑tone (Rolesor) or white‑gold‑bezel versions retail $10 k–$14 k, and diamond‑set or specialty dials add further premiums. Pre‑owned prices vary by dial, bezel, and condition, ranging from $6 k for older 36 mm pieces to $15 k+ for sought‑after 41 mm “Wimbledon” or fluted Rolesor references. Do Rolex Datejust 41 hold value? Yes. Market data show the Datejust 41 retains ≈ 85–90 % of MSRP after three years, with popular configurations (fluted bezel, Jubilee bracelet, distinctive dials) often trading above retail. Steady demand, five‑year factory warranty, and Rolex’s service network underpin long‑term value stability.We've compiled a selection of useful pages that will help you navigate and identify the Rolex Datejust 41 you're looking for based on a variety of popular features.
Shop Rolex Datejust 41 by Metal
- Datejust 41 Gold
- Datejust 41 Two Tone
- Datejust 41 Rose Gold
Shop Rolex 41 Datejust by Dial Color
- Datejust 41 Blue
- Datejust 41 Green
- Datejust 41 Wimbledon
Shop Datejust 41 by Features
- Datejust 41 Jubilee