Rolex Datejust II 41 mm 116334W1 Steel/White Gold White Rolex Datejust II 41 mm 116334W1 Steel/White…

1. What is the Rolex 116334?
The 116334 is the Rolex Datejust II in white Rolesor: a 41 mm Oystersteel case and Oyster bracelet with a fluted 18k white gold bezel, a sapphire crystal with a Cyclops lens over the date, water resistance to 100 m and the self-winding calibre 3136. Rolex made it with many dials; this listing is the white dial with index hour markers.

2. When was the Rolex 116334 made, and is it discontinued?
Rolex introduced the Datejust II in 2009 and made it until 2016, so the 116334 is discontinued. Its white Rolesor successor is the Datejust 41 126334, introduced in 2017. The year on a Rolex guarantee card is the date of the first sale, so a 116334 can carry a card dated after the year it was made.

3. What is the difference between the Rolex 116334 and the 126334?
Both are 41 mm white Rolesor Datejusts with a fluted 18k white gold bezel. The 116334 Datejust II has a wider bezel and a larger date window, runs on the calibre 3136 with about 48 hours of power reserve and came only on the Oyster bracelet. The 126334 Datejust 41 has a slimmer bezel and the calibre 3235 with 70 hours, and is offered on an Oyster or Jubilee bracelet. Bizak & Co. lists the 116334 from $9,248 pre-owned and the 126334 from $12,003 (October 19, 2026).

4. What movement is in the Rolex 116334?
The calibre 3136, a self-winding mechanical Rolex movement. It is a COSC-certified chronometer with a blue Parachrom hairspring and Paraflex shock absorbers, and Rolex Certified Pre-Owned specifications give its power reserve as about 48 hours. The Datejust 41 126334 that replaced the 116334 uses the calibre 3235 with 70 hours.

5. How much is a Rolex 116334 worth?
Bizak & Co. lists this white-dial 116334 from $9,299 and its other 116334 dials from $9,248 to $11,470, all pre-owned, with the blue dials listed highest (October 19, 2026). For comparison, a Rolex Certified Pre-Owned 2012 116334 with a blue dial was listed at $13,250 by an official Rolex retailer the same day. Year, dial, wear, box and papers all move the price.

6. Does the Rolex 116334 come on a Jubilee bracelet?
No. Rolex offered the Datejust II only on the three-link Oyster bracelet in Oystersteel, with a folding Oysterclasp and the Easylink extension of about 5 mm. For a 41 mm fluted white gold Datejust on a Jubilee, look at the Datejust 41 126334.

7. What do W1, BSO and the other letters after 116334 mean?
They are our catalogue codes for the dial version: W1 is this white index dial, BSO and BSO1 are black index dials, SDO is a slate dial, and so on. The Rolex reference is 116334 for every dial; Rolex marks each version with a model number such as 116334-0004 for a blue dial.

8. Does a pre-owned 116334 from Bizak & Co. come with a warranty?
Yes. Bizak & Co. is an independent dealer, not an Official Rolex Jeweler, so its watches are not Rolex Certified Pre-Owned. Each comes with Bizak's five-year warranty, which covers manufacturing defects affecting mechanical operation under normal use from the day of delivery and is separate from any remaining Rolex warranty.