Rolex Datejust 41 126334 Wimbledon: Specs, Oyster vs Jubilee and Prices

The Rolex Datejust 41 126334 "Wimbledon" is a 41 mm Oystersteel watch with a white gold fluted bezel and a slate dial with green Roman numerals, powered by the calibre 3235. The nickname refers to the green numerals, which echo the colours of the tennis tournament, and it has become one of the most requested Datejust 41 dials. This guide covers the specifications, the Oyster versus Jubilee bracelet choice, what the white gold bezel adds, how the 126334 compares with other Datejust 41 references, the unworn 2025 example in our catalogue, dated prices from October 2026, and what to check before buying a watch sold with a factory seal. Bizak & Co. sources the 126334 to order; the Rolex Datejust collection lists the configurations we can seek.

Last reviewed on October 1, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Prices are dated observations, not quotes.

Rolex Datejust 41 126334 Wimbledon specifications

Sources: the Rolex Datejust collection page for the current Datejust 41 range, and Rolex watch care and service for the guarantee and service intervals.

Why is it called the Wimbledon?

Rolex has been an official partner of the Wimbledon Championships for decades, and the green and slate colouring of this dial has become associated with the tournament. The nickname is a collectors' name, not an official Rolex model name, so Rolex's own catalogue lists the dial by its description instead. The slate colour sits between grey and green depending on the light, which is why the dial looks calm in a dim room and slightly cooler in sun. The Roman numerals give it a dressier look than the plain index dials, and the green makes it distinctive without being loud.

Oyster or Jubilee bracelet on the 126334?

The figures describe two different watches, with different years and conditions, so the gap does not show what the bracelet alone is worth. The Jubilee is the traditional pairing for a Wimbledon dial; the Oyster is the cleaner, more casual choice and is easier to keep scratch-free. If you are choosing between them, wear both: the Jubilee is more comfortable on a small wrist, and the Oyster looks sharper under a jacket sleeve.

What does the white gold fluted bezel add?

The fluted bezel is the Datejust's signature, and on the 126334 it is 18 ct white gold. Against the steel case it is a subtle contrast, because white gold and steel are close in colour but the bezel is brighter and cooler. It is also solid gold, so a light polish removes surface marks without removing the flutes, provided it is done carefully. The Oyster steel case and the white gold bezel make the 126334 the most understated of the metal combinations in the Datejust 41 range; the yellow gold and Everose versions are warmer and more visible.

How does the 126334 compare with other Datejust 41 dials?

The Wimbledon is not the cheapest 126334 dial and not the dearest. It carries a modest premium over a plain blue dial and sits near the green and mint green dials, which is the pattern of demand for colour on the Datejust 41. If the nickname is not important to you, a blue dial is the cheaper route into the same case and movement.

How does the Datejust 41 wear?

At 41 mm the Datejust 41 is wide enough to read comfortably and still fits a broad range of wrists, from about 16 cm (6.3 inches) upwards. The Oyster bracelet sits flat and close to the wrist, which gives a clean, no-nonsense look that suits a suit and a weekend shirt. If you are under about 16 cm, look at the Datejust 36 instead.

How much is a Rolex Datejust 41 126334 Wimbledon? Prices in 2026

• Retail. Rolex's US list price for the steel and white gold Datejust 41 is shown on the Rolex site linked above and increases with each annual revision. Check the current figure there.
• Bizak catalogue ask. On 1 October 2026 our sourced catalogue listed an unworn 2025 126334 Wimbledon on an Oyster bracelet at US$17,875, full set with the green seal unbroken, and a Wimbledon on a Jubilee bracelet at US$16,225, both sourced to order.
• What moves the price. The bracelet, the year, the set, and whether the watch is unworn or pre-owned. A card dated close to today, an intact factory seal and all the original paperwork each add.

Those figures describe what we saw and will move. Ask for a dated quote for the exact bracelet, year and set; our Rolex price guide explains how to compare quotes.

What does an unworn, factory-sealed watch mean for the guarantee?

This is the question dealers hear most. The Rolex guarantee card is dated to the original sale, and the five-year cover runs from that date, not from the day you buy the watch from a dealer. An unworn 2025 watch sold to a dealer in 2025 therefore arrives with part of its guarantee already used. The benefit is that the watch is immediately available instead of waiting for an authorised dealer allocation of unknown length. Ask to see the card, count from its date, and treat the remaining cover as part of the price you are paying.

Is the 126334 a good investment?

It is a watch to wear. The Datejust 41 holds value well because it is a core Rolex model, but it does not appreciate like the sports models, and a buyer who pays above list price for an unworn watch should not count on recovering the premium. Buy it for the dial and the case. If resale matters, ask for a written cash-buy assessment before you commit.

Buying an unworn 126334: what to check

• Factory seal. The green seal should be unbroken on a watch described as sealed. A broken seal on an unworn watch is a red flag.
• Guarantee card date. Ask to see the card, check the serial against the case and the date of the original sale, and work out the remaining cover.
• Complete set. Green box, warranty booklet, international guarantee card and hang tag, all physically present on delivery.
• Handling marks. Unworn does not always mean untouched. Check the lugs, case flanks and bracelet links under good light for faint try-on marks.
• Dial. The slate dial should be even in colour, with crisp green numerals and a Rolex crown printed at 6.
• Bracelet. A new Oyster or Jubilee bracelet should show no stretch, and the clasp should close firmly.
• Price against the band. A full-set unworn 126334 offered far below the catalogue range is the most reliable warning sign.

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Quick answers

How much is a Rolex Datejust 41 126334 Wimbledon?

Bizak's sourced catalogue listed an unworn 2025 126334 Wimbledon on an Oyster bracelet at US$17,875 and a Wimbledon on a Jubilee bracelet at US$16,225 on 1 October 2026, both sourced to order.

What is a Wimbledon Rolex dial?

A slate dial with green Roman numerals on the Datejust 41 126334. The name is a collectors' nickname, not an official Rolex model name.

What movement is in the Datejust 41 126334?

The calibre 3235, an automatic movement with about 70 hours of power reserve, certified by Rolex as a Superlative Chronometer.

Does the 126334 come on Oyster and Jubilee bracelets?

Yes. The Wimbledon dial has been offered on both. The Oyster is flatter and sportier; the Jubilee is dressier and more flexible.

Does an unworn Rolex still have its guarantee?

The five-year Rolex guarantee runs from the date on the card, which is the original sale. A watch sold to a dealer in 2025 arrives with part of that cover already used.

Request a Rolex Datejust 41 126334 Wimbledon sourcing quote

Tell us whether you want the Oyster or Jubilee bracelet, your year range, whether the green seal must be intact, and whether the guarantee card date matters, plus your budget and timing, through our sourcing enquiry form. We confirm the specific watch, photographs, papers and final price before you commit. Catalogue entries: 126334 Wimbledon unworn 2025, Oyster, 126334 Wimbledon on Jubilee, 126334 blue diamond dial; browse the Datejust collection, the watches under US$20,000, or sell or trade your Datejust.

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