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Datejust · 2009 to 2016
“DJ II Rolesor”
Grade C · 60/100Today's call: Watch
C: wear it, don't flip it. Ranked #112 of 129 references in The Crown Index vault.
| Original retail (2014) | $11,200 |
|---|---|
| Market today | $10,500 – $12,800 |
| Vs original retail | +4% |
| 1-year trend | +4% |
Two-tone at 41mm, discontinued since 2016. The Wimbledon slate dial started on this generation and still carries the biggest premium of the run.
Two-tone's comeback has lifted the whole Rolesor family off its 2010s lows, and this big-case version has lagged the 36mm classics, which is where the value sits.
Two-tone Datejust II: the 41mm case in full 80s-revival colors, champagne dials and gold fluting, before the aesthetic came back. It was early; the market arrived late.
The Wimbledon dial debuted in this generation, a trivia point that gives it a quiet claim on one of modern Rolex's most popular looks, at previous-generation money.
Our verdict: C with the two-tone wind at its back. The Wimbledon dial is the one to own.
| Sizes | 41mm |
|---|---|
| Case & bracelet material | Steel & 18k yellow gold (Rolesor) |
| Factory bracelet | Jubilee or Oyster (Jubilee most common) |
| Factory bezels | Fluted 18k yellow gold |
| Notable dials | Champagne; Wimbledon slate; Silver |
| Caliber | 3136 |
| Production | 2009 to 2016 (discontinued) |
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