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Datejust · 2018 to present
“Rose Two-Tone”
Grade C · 69/100Today's call: Watch
C: wear it, don't flip it. Ranked #93 of 129 references in The Crown Index vault.
| Original retail (2026) | $15,100 |
|---|---|
| Market today | $13,800 – $15,200 |
| Vs original retail | -4% |
| 1-year trend | +2% |
Everose two-tone with the chocolate dial, the warmest look in the Datejust line.
Trades slightly under retail; rose Rolesor has not caught the yellow-gold wave yet, which is either a warning or an entry point.
Everose is Rolex's proprietary rose gold, alloyed with platinum so it never fades pink the way other rose golds do; they cast it in their own foundry, because of course they have their own foundry.
The chocolate and aubergine dials in Everose Rolesor are among the best-matched dial-metal pairings Rolex makes. This config quietly became the 'second Rolex' of choice for steel-sports owners wanting something warmer.
Our verdict: Contrarian two-tone. If rose follows yellow's fashion cycle, today's discount ages well.
| Sizes | 36mm |
|---|---|
| Case & bracelet material | Steel & Everose gold (Everose Rolesor) |
| Factory bracelet | Jubilee or Oyster (Jubilee most common) |
| Factory bezels | Fluted Everose gold; Smooth (126201); Diamond (factory) |
| Notable dials | Chocolate; Wimbledon; White; Palm motif |
| Caliber | 3235 |
| Production | 2018 to present |
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