Rolex 126334 Datejust 41 Watches

Rolex 126334 Price

At Watch My Diamonds, Rolex 126334 watches range from $12,999 to $19,999 across 17 priced listings.

What moves the price of a 126334 is whether it is unworn or pre-owned, the dial, whether the box and warranty card are present, and how much wear the case and bracelet show. Diamond-set dials and the most requested colors cost more. The condition of each watch is stated on its product page, and watches marked “Price on request” are quoted individually. New from Rolex, the price depends on the bracelet and on whether the dial is set with diamonds. These are the US retail prices on rolex.com, before tax, as of September 2026:

Dial	Oyster bracelet	Jubilee bracelet
Index hour markers or Roman numerals	$11,650	$11,850
Set with diamonds	$13,750	$13,950

Rolex 126334 Specifications

Reference	126334
Model	Oyster Perpetual Datejust 41
Introduced	2017, still in production
Case	Oyster, 41 mm, monobloc middle case, screw-down case back
Material	White Rolesor: Oystersteel with 18 kt white gold
Bezel	Fluted, 18 kt white gold
Winding crown	Screw-down, Twinlock double waterproofness system
Crystal	Scratch-resistant sapphire, Cyclops lens over the date
Water resistance	100 m / 330 ft
Movement	Calibre 3235, Manufacture Rolex, perpetual, mechanical, self-winding
Precision	−2/+2 seconds a day after casing, Superlative Chronometer
Functions	Center hour, minute and seconds hands; instantaneous date with rapid setting; stop-seconds
Hairspring	Paramagnetic blue Parachrom
Power reserve	Approximately 70 hours
Bracelet	Oystersteel, Oyster with three-piece solid links, or Jubilee with five-piece links
Clasp	Folding Oysterclasp with Easylink 5 mm comfort extension link

Is the Rolex 126334 Real White Gold?

The bezel is. White Rolesor is Rolex’s name for the combination of Oystersteel with white gold, and on the 126334 the gold is the fluted bezel, in solid 18 kt white gold. The case, the crown and the bracelet are Oystersteel, the steel alloy Rolex uses for all its steel watches. The fluting began as a functional detail of the early Oyster cases and is now a Rolex signature.

Rolex 126334 Dials

The suffix after the reference, such as -0001, identifies the dial and the bracelet. In the current catalog every dial comes in a pair: the odd-numbered reference is on the Oyster bracelet, the even-numbered one on the Jubilee, which costs $200 more. These are the 13 dials on rolex.com in September 2026:

Dial	Oyster	Jubilee
Bright blue, index	126334-0001	126334-0002
Silver, index	126334-0003	126334-0004
White, index	126334-0009	126334-0010
Slate, index	126334-0013	126334-0014
Bright black, index	126334-0017	126334-0018
Mint green, index	126334-0027	126334-0028
Green ombré, index	126334-0033	126334-0034
Slate, Roman numerals (“Wimbledon”)	126334-0021	126334-0022
White, Roman numerals	126334-0035	126334-0036
Bright blue, Roman numerals	126334-0037	126334-0038
Bright blue, set with diamonds	126334-0015	126334-0016
Bright black, set with diamonds	126334-0011	126334-0012
Slate, set with diamonds	126334-0005	126334-0006

The “Wimbledon” is the slate dial with green Roman numerals, nicknamed for the green of the Wimbledon tennis championships, where Rolex is the official timekeeper. Some earlier dials are no longer in the Rolex catalog, among them the blue Roman-numeral dial of the 126334-0025, on the Oyster, and the 126334-0026, on the Jubilee; they are still found pre-owned, and our listings above include them.

Oyster vs Jubilee Bracelet

Both bracelets are Oystersteel and close with the same folding Oysterclasp, whose Easylink comfort extension lengthens the bracelet by about 5 mm without tools. The Oyster, with three flat solid links, looks sportier. The Jubilee, with five smaller links, is dressier and drapes more closely around the wrist. Every current dial is offered on both, and the Jubilee costs $200 more at retail.

How to Tell the Year of a Rolex 126334

Rolex has used random serial numbers since around 2010, so the serial of a 126334 does not tell you its year. The warranty card does: it records the date the watch was first sold, and Rolex’s five-year international guarantee runs from that date. Every 126334 was made from 2017 onward, and when we know the year of a watch it is in its title. For older Rolex watches, our Rolex serial number lookup gives the approximate year.

What to Check Before Buying a 126334

• The warranty card. The serial number on the card should match the one engraved on the case between the lugs at 6 o’clock. Note the date on the card: it tells you how much of the five-year guarantee is left.
• The dial. Replacement and aftermarket dials exist, especially with added diamonds. A factory diamond dial has its own reference, listed in the table above, so the dial should match the watch’s full reference.
• The bezel. Look at the white gold flutes from the side. Sharp ridges mean little or no polishing; rounded ones mean the bezel has been polished many times.
• The bracelet. Both bracelets have solid links and loosen little with wear, but check that the bracelet is the original Rolex one and that the Easylink extension opens and closes.
• Aftermarket diamond bezels. The reference 126334 stands for the fluted white gold bezel, so a 126334 with a diamond bezel has an aftermarket bezel, set after the watch left Rolex. The seller should say so.

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Rolex 126334 FAQs

When did the Rolex 126334 come out?

At Baselworld 2017, when Rolex added the Oystersteel and white gold version to the Datejust 41, which it had introduced a year earlier in yellow and Everose Rolesor. It replaced the 116334 Datejust II.

How much is a Rolex 126334 at retail?

In the United States it retails from $11,650 on the Oyster bracelet to $13,950 with a diamond-set dial on the Jubilee, before tax, on rolex.com in September 2026. The table in the price section above gives all four prices.

Is the Rolex 126334 discontinued?

No. It is in the current Rolex catalog, with 13 dials on the Oyster bracelet or the Jubilee. Some earlier dials, such as the blue Roman-numeral 126334-0025, are no longer made.

What is the difference between the Rolex 126334 and the 116334?

The 116334 is the Datejust II, made from 2009 to 2016 with the calibre 3136, which has a power reserve of 48 hours, on the Oyster bracelet only. The 126334 has the calibre 3235 with about 70 hours, a slimmer bezel and lugs, and the choice of a Jubilee bracelet.

What is the difference between the Rolex 126334 and the 126300?

The bezel. The 126300 has a smooth Oystersteel bezel; the 126334 has a fluted bezel in 18 kt white gold, which adds $2,700 at retail. The 41 mm case, the calibre 3235 and the bracelets are the same.

What movement is in the Rolex 126334?

The calibre 3235, a self-winding mechanical movement made by Rolex. It is certified as a Superlative Chronometer, accurate to −2/+2 seconds a day after casing, has a paramagnetic blue Parachrom hairspring and about 70 hours of power reserve. The same calibre powers the current Datejust 36 as well.