Look for three things on a Rolex Wimbledon Datejust:

1. The green Roman numeral at 9 o’clock must be bright lime green (not dark or faded).

2. The dial must say “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” below the centre.

3. The date magnifier (Cyclops) must magnify 2.5x.

All our Rolex Datejust for sale are authenticated by Swiss-trained watchmakers before listing.

No. The Rolex Datejust two tone (steel & yellow gold) holds value very well – often better than full steel. It offers the prestige of gold without the premium price of a full Rolex Datejust gold. The Rolex Datejust Jubilee two tone is one of the most liquid models on the pre-owned market.

The full name is Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust. “Oyster” means waterproof case. “Perpetual” means self-winding automatic movement. Every modern Rolex watch oyster perpetual datejust includes both. Sellers who drop “Oyster Perpetual” are simply shortening the name – it is the same watch.

Both work well. The Rolex Datejust 41 suits wrists 7 inches (18cm) or larger. The Rolex Datejust 36 fits smaller wrists (6–7 inches) and offers a more classic, vintage proportion. Many collectors prefer the Datejust 36 because it matches the original 1945 design. Try both before buying.

You are here. Every Rolex watch oyster perpetual datejust listed is in Australia, ready for purchase.

Yes. 100m (330ft) water resistance.

A Rolex Datejust blue dial or blue face datejust rolex typically adds 10–15% premium over standard dials. Prices range AU$18,000–AU$28,000 depending on model.

Yes. The Rolex Datejust Jubilee is the original five-piece link bracelet introduced in 1945.

A Rolex Wimbledon Datejust has a green Roman numeral at 9 o’clock, resembling a tennis scoreboard. Very popular among collectors.

Yes. Rolex Datejust 41 means a 41mm case diameter.

The Datejust shows only the date (via Cyclops lens). The Day-Date shows the full day and date. The Datejust is available in steel and two tone; the Day-Date is only precious metal.