Datejust 41 Wimbledon

Ref. 126334
2025
Excellent
Full set

€12,000

VAT included under the EU margin scheme · delivery included

Delivery — included

Estimated 01 Oct – 03 Oct · signature on delivery

Private courier, in hand

€290 · hand-carried to your door across the EU, Switzerland and the Balkans

100% authenticEvery piece is genuine, and sold as described

Sourced in Germany & SwitzerlandBought from established dealers, not from the street

Tracked deliverySent by courier, signature on delivery

Insurance availableCover arranged with our partners when you buy

Payment options

SEPA transfer (no fee) or credit card up to €25,000. Nothing is charged on the site — we issue a pro-forma invoice once availability is confirmed.

Insuring the watch

We can introduce you to our insurance partners when you buy, so the piece is covered from the day it reaches you — against theft, loss and accidental damage, at a valuation based on what you paid. It is optional and arranged directly between you and the insurer; we simply make the introduction and supply the documentation they ask for.

What arrives in the box

The watch, everything listed under scope of delivery, our timing certificate from the 24-hour run, and our written guarantee that the piece is genuine. Where the maison’s own warranty is still running, its card and papers come with it — ask us for the expiry date on this reference.

On this piece

Datejust
126334

The Wimbledon dial in its most familiar setting: the Datejust 41 in White Rolesor, with an Oystersteel case and bracelet under a fluted bezel in solid 18 ct white gold. The dial is slate grey with green Roman numerals — a configuration Rolex never named, but which collectors have called the Wimbledon since it first appeared on the Datejust II. Against the cooler white gold, the green reads sharper than it does on the two-tone yellow versions. The calibre 3235 gives roughly 70 hours, and the Jubilee bracelet carries the Easylink extension.

Listed on 30 August 2026. Sourced through our German dealer network and inspected on arrival in Skopje: movement opened, serial cross-checked against the manufacturer’s records, case measured against factory tolerances, and the timing logged over 24 hours in six positions. Nothing leaves the bench until it passes.

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