Description
Datejust Wimbledon 126331 — Wimbledon
Offered in worn condition from 2024, this Datejust Wimbledon reference 126331 pairs a 41mm case with a gray dial and green roman dial. Calibre 3235 inside; box: yes, papers: yes with the watch.
About the Datejust
The Datejust arrived in 1945 as the first self-winding chronometer wristwatch to display the date in a window on the dial, and it has been Rolex’s archetypal watch ever since. The 36mm and 41mm references in this era combine Oystersteel with fluted or smooth bezels in gold, calibre 3235, and a choice of Oyster or five-link Jubilee bracelets. The vintage 16013 from the late 1970s and 1980s documents the same design language in an earlier generation, while the grey-dial ‘Wimbledon’ variants with green Roman numerals became the collection’s most sought-after colourway.
Specifications
| Reference | 126331 |
| Case size | 41mm |
| Dial | Gray Dial and Green Roman |
| Bezel | Rose Gold |
| Bracelet / strap | Jubilee |
| Movement | Calibre 3235 |
| Water resistance | 100 metres |
| Year | 2024 |
| Condition | Worn |
| Set | Box: Yes / Papers: Yes |
| Availability | 1 in stock |
Condition & Set
Described as worn, this example is pre-owned, showing honest signs of wear consistent with a watch that has been enjoyed on the wrist. The listing includes box: yes, papers: yes. Please review the photographs carefully; they show the actual watch being sold, and additional photos or video can usually be requested before purchase.
Buying a Datejust
Datejust references hold their market value well, and complete, correctly described examples move quickly. Before buying, confirm the reference and dial code against the photographs, check that the movement number matches the paperwork where papers are included, and compare the asking price against recent sales of the same configuration – dial colour alone can move a Datejust by thousands.
Reference 126331 with the gray dial and green roman dial is a configuration that rarely stays listed long. Enquire now to confirm availability.











