2024 Rolex Datejust Ref. 126231 Two-Tone 36mm Full Set with Diamond Dial
About this item
Out of Florida comes a 2024 Rolex Datejust Ref. 126231, presented as a full-set example. That 36mm Oyster case pairs stainless steel with 18k Everose gold, and the fluted bezel above it is Everose gold as well. Two materials, one very deliberate look.
The black dial carries applied diamond hour markers alongside gold-tone hands, and the date window at 3 o'clock sits beneath Rolex's Cyclops magnification lens. Beneath it all, a two-tone Jubilee bracelet — stainless steel on the outer links, Everose gold through the center — keeps the mixed-metal language going from case to clasp without a single interruption.
Power comes from the Caliber 3235 automatic mechanical movement, which runs Rolex's Chronergy escapement and pulls off roughly 70 hours of power reserve while holding a Superlative Chronometer certification. The date complication is, of course, the whole point historically: the Datejust dates to 1945, when Rolex put it out as the first self-winding wristwatch to change its date display automatically through a dial window. That single detail reshaped what people expected from a dress watch for decades.
The watch sells as a full set; which accessories and documentation are included should be confirmed directly with the seller. Once the auction closes, the piece ships to Bennison Watch in West Palm Beach, Florida for authentication. After that clears, the buyer pays the seller directly, and the watch can either be collected in person or shipped out. Shipping, shipping insurance, handling, tariffs, duties, customs, transactional fees, and any miscellaneous charges fall to the buyer. All information provided is the seller's responsibility, and PCARMARKET does not assume liability for inaccuracies or for loss or damage in transit. A 6% buyer's premium applies, with a $300 minimum and a $3,000 maximum.
