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Datejust · 2017 to present
“Two-Tone DJ41”
Grade B · 76/100Today's call: Hold
B: solid, selective. Ranked #60 of 129 references in The Crown Index vault.
| Original retail (2026) | $15,600 |
|---|---|
| Market today | $15,500 – $17,500 |
| Vs original retail | +6% |
| 1-year trend | +5% |
The reference leading the two-tone comeback: Wimbledon and champagne dials on Jubilee now trade at or above retail.
Rolex keeps raising Rolesor retail prices, which pulls the whole pre-owned curve with it.
The two-tone 41 with champagne or Wimbledon dials is the bridge between the 16233 nostalgia play and modern sizing: 80s energy, current-production reliability.
Two-tone's rehabilitation means this no longer needs defending at dinner parties. The Wimbledon dial in Rolesor is one of the most-requested configs at dealers, and it still trades below its all-steel sibling, which is backwards and temporary.
Our verdict: The strongest Datejust play right now. Fashion tailwind plus retail-price ratchet.
| Sizes | 41mm |
|---|---|
| Case & bracelet material | Steel & 18k yellow gold (Rolesor) |
| Factory bracelet | Jubilee or Oyster (Jubilee most common) |
| Factory bezels | Fluted yellow gold; Smooth (126303) |
| Notable dials | Champagne; Wimbledon; Black; Green motif |
| Caliber | 3235 |
| Production | 2017 to present |
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