Illustration of a steel Rolex Datejust 41 ref. 126300 with a smooth polished bezel
Illustration: our own watercolour, after a photograph of a fluted-bezel Datejust 36 by ajay_suresh (CC BY 2.0), painted with the smooth bezel and blue dial of the 126300.

Rolex · Ref. 126300 · catalogued from 51 sources

Datejust 41

The 126300 is the Datejust with the gold taken out. It is a Rolex that whispers, and most owners still find a way to mention it.

The Rolex Datejust 41 ref. 126300 is the all-steel Datejust 41: a 41 mm Oyster case in Oystersteel with a smooth, polished bezel, on an Oyster or a Jubilee bracelet1,3,8. It was presented at Baselworld 20172,3,9 as the successor to the steel Datejust II ref. 1163002,10, with calibre 3235 and a power reserve of about 70 hours1,6. It is still in production. In archived copies of rolex.com from 11 October 2026, Rolex listed it at USD 8,950 on an Oyster and USD 9,150 on a Jubilee in the US, GBP 7,450 and GBP 7,600 in the UK, and EUR 8,600 and EUR 8,800 in Germany1,8,11,12,13,14.

The quiet Datejust: a smooth steel bezel where its sibling, the 126334, wears fluted white gold3,15.

Against the Datejust II it replaced: a slimmer case, a Jubilee option and about 70 hours of power reserve instead of roughly 481,3,16.

In the US, Rolex asked USD 2,700 less for it than for the fluted 126334 on the same bracelet with a plain dial8,15. Its list price rose less than the two-tone Datejust 36's over the past year8,17,18,19.

The particulars

Reference
126300, Oyster Perpetual Datejust 411,2
Case
Oyster, 41 mm, monobloc middle case, screw-down case back and winding crown1
Material
Oystersteel, which Rolex places in the 904L steel family1
Bezel
Smooth, polished Oystersteel1,3
Winding crown
Screw-down, Twinlock double waterproofness system1
Crystal
Scratch-resistant sapphire, with a Cyclops lens over the date1,3
Water resistance
100 metres1,3
Movement
Calibre 3235, Manufacture Rolex, self-winding1,2
Frequency
28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz), 31 jewels1,4
Escapement and hairspring
Chronergy escapement, blue Parachrom hairspring, Paraflex shock absorbers1,5
Power reserve
About 70 hours1,6
Precision
−2/+2 seconds a day after casing; Superlative Chronometer1,7
Bracelet
Oyster (ref. 72610) or Jubilee (ref. 62610), 21 mm wide1,8
Clasp
Folding Oysterclasp with the 5 mm Easylink comfort extension link1,3
Produced
2017 to the present1,2,3

Is it genuine?

Rolex's own advice. Asked how to spot a fake, Rolex's FAQ gives no tips. Its answer is to buy from a jeweller in Rolex's own retail network, which Rolex says guarantees authenticity46.

The Cyclops lens. Rolex's 2013 page for the 116300 described it as magnifying the date two and a half times24, and dealer guides say the numeral should nearly fill the window47,48. A date that looks small under the lens is a classic counterfeit flaw47,48,49.

The crown in the crystal. A tiny Rolex crown is laser-etched into the sapphire at six o'clock, barely visible without a loupe. Rolex has done this on most models since about 2002, so a 126300 should have one47,50.

The rehaut and serial. The serial number is engraved on the inner bezel ring at six o'clock, and every Datejust 41 carries a random-format serial. A serial that looks dated is a warning sign21,49.

The reference between the lugs. With the bracelet's end link removed, the reference number is engraved between the lugs at twelve o'clock. It should read 126300 and match the papers21,50.

The seconds hand. It sweeps in small steps, about eight a second at 28,800 vibrations an hour. A hand that ticks once a second belongs to a quartz movement47,49.

The case back. Plain and solid, with no engravings and no display window48,49.

Bracelet and clasp. Rolex's page data gives the bracelet references as 72610 for the Oyster and 62610 for the Jubilee, both 21 mm wide with an Oysterclasp and Easylink1,8. Loose, rattling links or a flimsy clasp are warning signs47,48.

Diamonds. None of the 126300 variants we found on Rolex's own pages has a gem-set dial20, and Bob's Watches said in 2021 that Rolex offered no diamond-set hour markers for it2. The bezel is plain steel1. Dealers do sell 126300s with diamond bezels and dials, and LuxuryWatchesUSA, for one, labels them aftermarket51. That is not a fake, but it is no longer the watch Rolex made.

Most Datejusts make some noise about themselves. A fluted gold bezel, a two-tone bracelet, something that catches the light across a restaurant. The 126300 has none of that. It is 41 mm of Oystersteel with a smooth, polished bezel, and the choice of an Oyster or a Jubilee bracelet1,8.

With a flat bezel, the case and the bracelet are entirely steel, as Monochrome put it in its 2017 hands-on3. Bob's Watches calls it the full stainless steel version of the Datejust 412. For a good many buyers that is exactly the point. What follows is where it came from, what changed, what it costs and how to tell a real one from the rest.

From the Datejust II to the Datejust 41

The Datejust arrived in 1945, for Rolex's fortieth anniversary, as ref. 44677,30. By Rolex's own account it was the first self-winding chronometer wristwatch to show the date in a window on the dial30,31. The Jubilee bracelet was made for that launch, and Rolex still says so on the 126300's own page1,32.

For more than six decades the men's Datejust came in one size, 36 mm3,16. That changed in 2009 with the Datejust II, a 41 mm version3,7,24. Its all-steel reference, with a smooth bezel, was the 11630010,24. It ran on calibre 313616,24 and, according to WatchGuys and Bob's Watches, came only on the Oyster bracelet2,16. Watches.co.uk says a Jubilee was offered too7.

The Datejust II was not universally loved. Monochrome called it too bulky for some collectors, with large indexes and a thick bezel3, and Fratello thought its proportions 'a tad bit off'9. At Baselworld 2016 Rolex replaced it with the Datejust 41, first in two-tone Rolesor3,21. The steel versions followed at Baselworld 2017: the 126300 with its smooth bezel, and the 126334 with a fluted white gold one2,3,9. Rolex's own website that summer filed the 126300 under 'New Datejust 41'33.

What changed against the 116300

The diameter stayed at 41 mm2,10. Everything around it got leaner. The Datejust 41 has a slimmer middle case, a thinner bezel and more tapered lugs than the Datejust II, so it wears smaller than the number suggests2,3,9.

The second change is the bracelet. The 116300 came on an Oyster only; the 126300 can be had on a Jubilee too2,3,16. Both bracelets close with a folding Oysterclasp and the 5 mm Easylink extension1,8. Easylink itself was not new: Rolex's 2013 page for the 116300 already lists it24.

The third change is inside. Calibre 3235 replaced the 313616,21. It runs at 28,800 vibrations an hour with Rolex's Chronergy escapement and a blue Parachrom hairspring, and it holds about 70 hours of power reserve1,6. WatchGuys puts the 3136 at 48 hours16. In practice: take it off on Friday evening and it is still running on Monday morning.

The movement was not new to the 126300 either. Calibre 3235 first appeared in 2015, in the Pearlmaster 396,21, and the Datejust 41 has used it since 20166,7. Rolex certifies it as a Superlative Chronometer, to within two seconds a day either way after casing1,7, a standard Rolex redefined in 201534.

Rolex's name for the steel has changed too. Rolex's pages for the 116300 in 2013 and the 126300 in 2017 call the case material 904L steel24,33; today's calls it Oystersteel, of the 904L family1.

Smooth against fluted

The 126300 and the 126334 share the 41 mm Oystersteel case, the calibre and the bracelets. The difference is the bezel3,23. Rolex makes its fluted bezels only in 18 ct gold or platinum, so a fluted steel Datejust means a white gold bezel, a combination known as white Rolesor3,35. The smooth bezel keeps the 126300 all steel.

In Rolex's specification the bezel is the only difference. On 11 October 2026, Rolex's US site asked USD 8,950 for a 126300 on an Oyster with a silver dial and USD 11,650 for the same configuration as a 126334: USD 2,700, or about 30 per cent, more8,15.

Rolex says the fluted bezel now exists to reflect light35. The smooth one is polished, and polish shows wear. Bob's Watches warns that the Datejust 41's polished bezels and polished Jubilee centre links pick up fine scratches from daily desk contact, and that light scratches are removed at a service21.

Dials and bracelets

We could not read Rolex's live catalogue for this page: rolex.com refused our requests for the 126300's pages on 14 October 2026. What follows comes from archived copies of Rolex's own product pages from January 2025 to October 202620.

In that period Rolex showed the 126300 with baton hour markers on bright blue, silver, white, slate, bright black and mint green dials, and with Roman numerals on white, azzurro blue and bright blue dials and on a slate dial with a baton at nine o'clock20. Rolex calls that last one slate. Collectors call it the Wimbledon dial: slate with green-outlined Roman numerals, which 5D Watches describes as a tribute to Rolex's role as timekeeper of the Wimbledon Championships2,21,22. The baton markers carry Chromalight luminescence1,2. The bright blue Roman dial first appears in the archive in April 202620.

The dial does not change the price. In all 13 archived US copies from 2026 we read, which between them cover every dial above on at least one bracelet, an Oyster cost USD 8,950 and a Jubilee USD 9,150, whatever the dial20. Bob's Watches described the same rule in 20212. The Jubilee costs USD 200 more in the US, GBP 150 more in the UK and EUR 200 more in Germany1,8,11,12,13,14.

The Oyster is ref. 72610 and the Jubilee ref. 62610, both 21 mm wide1,8.

What it costs

On 11 October 2026, in the archived copies of rolex.com, Rolex's recommended price for the 126300 on an Oyster was USD 8,950 in the US, GBP 7,450 in the UK and EUR 8,600 in Germany8,11,13. Between September and December 2025 the same bracelet cost USD 8,500, GBP 7,200 and EUR 8,40017,27,36,37. That is a rise of 5.3, 3.5 and 2.4 per cent. The 2025 pound and euro figures come from Rolex's international English site and its German-language site, neither of which named a country.

For comparison, Rolex's US price for the two-tone Datejust 36 ref. 126233 on a Jubilee rose 10.4 per cent over roughly the same twelve months18,19. The steel watch moved about half as much.

At its launch in 2017, Monochrome reported a starting price of EUR 6,750 on an Oyster and EUR 6,850 on a Jubilee3. Fratello put the start at EUR 6,7009. Neither named the country, so we do not set them against today's German price.

Buying one second-hand

Second-hand, we can only measure asking prices. The median asking price on the first page of Chrono24 listings rose from about USD 10,200 in March 2025 to USD 11,295 in October 2025, about 10.7 per cent25,38. Over a similar stretch Rolex's own US price for the Jubilee went from USD 8,400 to USD 8,700, about 3.6 per cent26,39. In October 2025 the median asking price sat about 30 per cent above the Jubilee's list price, which Rolex's US site showed as USD 8,700 in both July and November 2025, and about 33 per cent above the Oyster's USD 8,50017,26,27,40.

Asking prices are not sale prices. That first page mixes new and used watches, both bracelets and at least one diamond-dial watch, which is not a dial Rolex lists for this reference20,25, so read it as a direction, not a valuation.

Nobody can tell you how many 126300s exist. Rolex publishes no production figures for any model. The only numbers are analyst estimates: Morgan Stanley and LuxeConsult estimate that Rolex sold about 1.15 million watches in 202529, and say their figures were not provided by the brands28. That covers every model, and none of it is broken down by reference.

The dubious part

The smooth-bezel Datejust is for the man who wants a Rolex nobody will notice. He then spends the evening adjusting his cuff.

The steel Datejust in 41 mm, generation by generation
ReferenceYearsCalibreBezel and bracelet
1163002009 or 2012 to c. 2016/172,10313616,24Smooth steel bezel; Oyster bracelet only2,10,16
1163342009–c. 2016/1716,41313616Fluted 18 ct white gold bezel; Oyster bracelet only16
1263002017–present1,2,332351,2Smooth steel bezel; Oyster or Jubilee1,8
1263342017–present3,932353,15Fluted white gold bezel; Oyster or Jubilee3,15

The 116300's dates and the Datejust II's bracelets are disputed between sources; see «Where the sources disagree» below. For the 116334, WatchGuys gives 2009 to 2016, and Rolex's own site still showed it in January 2017.

Rolex list price, Oyster bracelet, plain dial
Market11 October 2026A year earlierChange
United StatesUSD 8,9508USD 8,500, September and December 202517,27+5.3 %
United KingdomGBP 7,45011GBP 7,200, October 202536+3.5 %
GermanyEUR 8,60013EUR 8,400, December 202537+2.4 %

All prices are from archived copies of rolex.com (Internet Archive), because rolex.com refused our requests for the 126300's pages on 14 October 2026. US prices are suggested retail prices before applicable taxes26; UK prices include VAT11; German prices include VAT (MwSt.)13. The 2025 sterling price is from rolex.com's international English site and the 2025 euro price from Rolex's German-language site; neither named a country. On a Jubilee, add USD 200, GBP 150 or EUR 200 (October 2026). Some of the earlier prices are for other plain dials on an Oyster (slate in the US in September, white in the UK, bright black in Germany). Where the archive lets us compare two dials on the same bracelet, Rolex priced them alike20.

List price against asking price, US dollarsRolex list price (Jubilee, plain dial)Chrono24 median asking price (first page)
8,0008,5009,0009,50010,00010,50011,00011,500Jan 2025Apr 2025Jul 2025Oct 2025Jan 2026Apr 2026Jul 2026Oct 2026List 9,150Asking 11,295

Points are the dates we could observe a price in archived copies (Internet Archive), not the dates prices changed. The list-price points use different plain dials on a Jubilee, which Rolex prices the same. The March 2025 median is USD 10,199.50, rounded. Asking prices are not sale prices, and Chrono24's first page mixes new, used and aftermarket-modified watches. The last readable archived Chrono24 page is from October 2025.

The numbers behind the chart
SeriesObservedPrice
Rolex list price (Jubilee, plain dial)16 Jan 2025USD 8,40039
Rolex list price (Jubilee, plain dial)7 Jul 2025USD 8,70040
Rolex list price (Jubilee, plain dial)18 Nov 2025USD 8,70026
Rolex list price (Jubilee, plain dial)6 Feb 2026USD 9,15042
Rolex list price (Jubilee, plain dial)10 May 2026USD 9,15043
Rolex list price (Jubilee, plain dial)11 Oct 2026USD 9,1501
Chrono24 median asking price (first page)24 Mar 2025USD 10,20038
Chrono24 median asking price (first page)18 Apr 2025USD 10,15044
Chrono24 median asking price (first page)26 Aug 2025USD 11,00045
Chrono24 median asking price (first page)15 Oct 2025USD 11,29525

Questions people ask

What is the Rolex 126300?
The Datejust 41 in all steel: a 41 mm Oystersteel case with a smooth, polished bezel, calibre 3235 and an Oyster or Jubilee bracelet1,8.
What is the retail price of the Rolex 126300?
On 11 October 2026, in archived copies of rolex.com: USD 8,950 on an Oyster and USD 9,150 on a Jubilee in the US, GBP 7,450 and GBP 7,600 in the UK, and EUR 8,600 and EUR 8,800 in Germany. The dial does not change the price1,8,11,12,13,14,20.
Is the 126300 still in production?
Yes. Rolex's US, UK and German sites listed it with prices on 11 October 2026, in archived copies1,12,14.
When did the 126300 come out?
At Baselworld 20172,3,9, a year after the first two-tone Datejust 41s3,21.
What is the Rolex 126300 Wimbledon?
A 126300 with a slate dial and green-outlined Roman numerals, which collectors call the Wimbledon dial; 5D Watches describes it as a tribute to Rolex's role as timekeeper of the Wimbledon Championships. Rolex simply calls it slate2,20,22. It costs the same as the other dials at Rolex's own prices20.
What is the difference between the 126300 and the 126334?
The bezel. The 126300 has a smooth steel bezel; the 126334 has a fluted 18 ct white gold one3,23. In the US the 126334 cost USD 2,700 more on an Oyster with a plain dial on 11 October 20268,15.
What is the difference between the 126300 and the 116300?
The 116300 is the Datejust II it replaced: the same 41 mm, but a thicker case and bezel, calibre 3136 and an Oyster bracelet only. The 126300 is slimmer, uses calibre 3235 with about 70 hours of reserve and can be had on a Jubilee2,3,16,24.
Does the 126300 hold its value?
In 2025 its asking prices sat well above its list price. In October 2025, the last month we could read, the median Chrono24 asking price was about 30 per cent above Rolex's US Jubilee price of USD 8,700 and about 33 per cent above the Oyster's USD 8,500. Asking prices are not sale prices25,26,27.
How many 126300s has Rolex made?
Nobody outside Rolex knows. Rolex does not publish production figures, and the analyst estimates that exist cover the whole brand, not single references28,29.

Should you buy one? If you want the Datejust that doesn't need anyone else to notice it, yes. You'll notice. That turns out to be enough.

The house rules · every fact sourced, every disagreement shown

Where the sources disagree

When the 126300 came out. Monochrome, Fratello, Bob's Watches and WatchGuys say Baselworld 2017, and Rolex's site that summer listed it as new. Grail Watch's list of 3235 watches says 'Datejust 41 (2016-present), Ref. 126300', which fits the two-tone Datejust 41s of 2016 but not the steel one. We use 20172,3,6,9,23,33.

When the 116300 began. WatchGuys says the 116300 was presented with the first Datejust IIs at Baselworld 2009. Bob's Watches' 126300 review gives its production years as 2012 to 2017, while Bob's own Datejust 41 guide dates the Datejust II to 2009–2016. Rolex's own 2013 page only says the Datejust II line launched in 2009. We write 2009 or 20122,10,21,24.

When the 116300 ended. WatchGuys says 2016, when the Datejust 41 arrived, and Bob's Watches' Datejust 41 guide gives 2016 for the Datejust II line. Bob's Watches' 126300 review says 2017, the year the steel Datejust 41 arrived, and WatchGuys itself says the 126300 succeeded the 116300 in 2017. Rolex's own site still showed the Datejust II 116334 in January 2017. We write c. 2016/172,10,21,41.

The Datejust II's bracelets. WatchGuys and Bob's Watches say Rolex never offered the Datejust II on a Jubilee, and Rolex's own pages for the 116300 in 2013 and the 116334 in 2017 show an Oyster. Watches.co.uk says the Datejust II came with both the Oyster and the Jubilee. We write Oyster only2,7,16,24,41.

The 116300's calibre. Rolex's 2013 page, WatchGuys' Datejust II guide and Bob's Watches say 3136. WatchGuys' own 126300 page says 3135. We use 313616,21,23,24.

How much the Cyclops magnifies. Rolex's 2013 page for the 116300 said two and a half times, and Bob's Watches and SwissWatchExpo say 2.5x. The data behind Rolex's own 2026 pages for the 126300 gives the lens as «1.7X». We do not know which figure applies to today's watch, so we do not quote one for it1,24,47,48.

The launch price. Monochrome gave EUR 6,750 on an Oyster and EUR 6,850 on a Jubilee in 2017. Fratello said the 126300 started at EUR 6,700. Neither named a country3,9.

The retail price. One dealer guide (5D Watches) still quotes USD 9,250 as retail. Rolex's price on 11 October 2026 was USD 8,950 on an Oyster and USD 9,150 on a Jubilee1,8,22.

When calibre 3235 arrived. Grail Watch and Bob's Watches say 2015, in the Pearlmaster 39. LuxuryWatchesUSA says 2018. We use 20156,21,51.

Where the Wimbledon dial began. Watches.co.uk says it first appeared on the two-tone Datejust II ref. 116333 in 2009. 5D Watches says it first appeared on the 116334 around 2010. We do not name a first watch7,22.

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Ref. 116300

Datejust II, the predecessor

2009 or 2012 to c. 2016/17. Calibre 3136, Oyster bracelet only.