Rolex Datejust 36 126234

The Datejust has been Rolex's dress-sport benchmark since 1945, and the Wimbledon configuration — launched in 2009 alongside the brand's partnership with the All England Lawn Tennis Club — has become one of its most distinctive dial variants. Reference 126234 is the current-generation steel-and-white-gold Datejust 36, offered here with the signature slate dial and green Roman numerals.The 36mm case is crafted from Oystersteel and topped with the signature fluted bezel in 18ct white gold — Rolex's traditional dress detail, cut and polished to refract light at its edges. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with Cyclops lens magnifies the date, whilst the Oyster case and screw-down Twinlock crown secure water resistance to 100 metres.The slate grey sunray dial carries applied green Roman numerals at every hour position and a matching green outer minute track, with the Datejust wordmark also rendered in green — a colour palette reserved exclusively for this dial. Luminous hands and a date aperture at three o'clock sit beneath the Cyclops lens.Calibre 3235 is Rolex's latest-generation Superlative Chronometer movement, featuring a Chronergy escapement in nickel-phosphorous and a Parachrom hairspring for enhanced shock and magnetic resistance. Running at 28,800 vibrations per hour with 31 jewels, it delivers approximately seventy hours of power reserve and is certified accurate to within minus two to plus two seconds per day.The five-link Jubilee bracelet — introduced alongside the original Datejust — is crafted from Oystersteel and fitted with the Oysterclasp incorporating the Easylink rapid adjustment system for a five-millimetre sizing on the fly.Good condition from 2024 means around two years of wear — expect visible scratching on polished surfaces, dulling on brushed components, possible desk-diving marks on clasp and bracelet, no significant damage. Complete as a full set with original box and papers dated September 2024. The five-year Rolex manufacturer's warranty remains active until September 2029.The Wimbledon Datejust pairs one of Rolex's most enduring designs with its most confident dial — a combination that reads as both classical and distinctly contemporary on the wrist.