The Rolex Datejust 36 126233SRJ is a 36mm two-tone date watch. It sits in the middle of the Datejust family, between the smaller 31mm and the larger 41mm. The case pairs Oystersteel with 18k yellow gold, and the bracelet does the same.
This review covers what we know from the piece sitting in our inventory right now. We will walk through the specs, what buyers ask us at the desk, and what to check before you hand over money.
126233SRJ at a glance
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Reference | 126233SRJ |
| Model family | Rolex Datejust 36 |
| Case size | 36mm |
| Case material | Two-Tone |
| Dial | Slate Roman |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Bracelet / strap | Two-Tone |
| Condition | Brand New |
| Box & papers | Full Set |
| Asking price at Bizak | $20,460 |
What the specs mean on the wrist
The case is 36mm across. That size works on a wide range of wrists, men and women alike. The two-tone build uses Oystersteel for the case sides and 18k yellow gold for the bezel and select bracelet links. The bezel is fluted yellow gold, which catches light from across the room.
The dial is slate with green-outline Roman numerals. There is a luminous marker at nine o'clock instead of a standard numeral. The Jubilee bracelet is also two-tone, so the bracelet and case speak the same language. This watch comes brand new with a full box and papers set.
The dealer’s take
At the desk, this reference draws two types of buyer. The first wants a classic Datejust but finds all-steel too plain and all-gold too heavy. Two-tone splits that difference. The second buyer is upgrading from an older Datejust and wants the current generation with papers intact.
The slate Roman dial gets noticed fast. Most people expect a silver or black dial on a two-tone Datejust. The slate color with green-outline numerals is a specific look, and buyers either love it right away or they do not. We have not had anyone walk away undecided on the dial.
What to check before you buy a Datejust 36
- Confirm the reference number: The caseback and papers should both show 126233SRJ. Make sure the reference on the papers matches the case exactly before anything else.
- Verify the full set: A brand-new Datejust should include the original Rolex box, the warranty card, the hang tags, and any supplementary booklets. Check that the warranty card is blank and undated if the watch is truly unworn.
- Inspect the bracelet and clasp: On a new watch, look for even polishing on the Jubilee links and confirm the clasp engages with a clean click. Any scratches or play in the links are a red flag on a piece sold as new.
- Check the crystal and dial: Look at the slate dial under good light at a low angle. There should be no dust, smears, or marks under the crystal on a brand-new example. The green-outline numerals should be crisp and even.
Who the 126233SRJ is for
This watch suits someone who wants a versatile 36mm that goes from a business meeting to a dinner without a swap. The two-tone case and slate dial are dressy enough for formal settings but not so loud that they clash with casual clothes. It fits collectors who want a current-generation Datejust with full provenance from day one.
Alternatives worth considering
- Datejust 36 126233 — Buyers who want the same two-tone build often cross-shop other dial variants in this reference family.
- Datejust 41 126333 — Shoppers who like the two-tone Datejust format but want a larger case often ask to see the 41mm alongside this one.
Compare them side by side in our Datejust 36 collection or browse every Rolex we have in stock.
The Bizak & Co. verdict
The 126233SRJ is a specific watch. The slate dial and green-outline Roman numerals are not for everyone, and that is fine. If this dial speaks to you, a brand-new example with full papers is the cleanest way to own it.
The asking price is $20,460. This is a brand-new piece with full box and papers. If you have questions or want to make an offer, contact us directly at Bizak and Co.
FAQ: 126233SRJ
What is the asking price for the Rolex Datejust 36 126233SRJ at Bizak and Co.?
The asking price is $20,460. The watch is brand new and comes with a full box and papers set. You can reserve it online with a $200 sourcing deposit.
Is 36mm a good size for everyday wear?
The 36mm case fits a wide range of wrists and works for both men and women. It is large enough to read easily and compact enough to wear under a shirt cuff.
What movement does the Datejust 36 126233SRJ use?
The watch runs on an automatic movement. Rolex describes this reference as automatic in the supplied specifications.
What makes this specific dial different from a standard Datejust?
The slate dial uses green-outline Roman numerals instead of the more common applied index markers. There is also a luminous marker at the nine o'clock position rather than a standard numeral, which sets this dial apart from other Datejust 36 configurations.
Ready to buy the 126233SRJ? See live photos and today’s price ($20,460). Have one to move? Sell or trade it to Bizak & Co.. Here’s why collectors deal with us.
Further reading from the dealer desk: certified pre-owned Rolex · our guide to buying a Rolex online · the watch-nicknames glossary · our live price checker.
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