Rolex Datejust 36 15,55mm 16014 16200 16234 Stahl Glied... für 97 CHF kaufen von einem Seller auf Chrono24 (2024)

FAQs

When did Rolex stop making 36mm Datejust? ›

Rolex creates its very own quartz movement as an answer to the growing popularity of Japanese quartz watches. 2009: The Datejust II with a 41mm case is introduced. For the first time since 1945, the Datejust is given a case size larger than 36mm.

The Rolex Datejust with reference number 16234 was first put into production around 1988. It was gradually phased out of production in the early 2000s.

In 1945, the first Rolex Datejust was released, in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Rolex, it has remained largely unchanged for the past 60 years. The Datejust was the first automatic wristwatch with an automatically changing date window. It was housed in an Oyster case.

Is the Rolex Datejust a Good Investment? The short answer to this popular question is yes – nearly every Rolex will hold its value over time.

Yes! The Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36mm is a great investment option for those looking for a reliable watch that offers excellent value for money. This timeless design is known for its durability thanks to its Rolex Oyster case and self-winding perpetual movement.

Tiger Eye dials are exclusively set in yellow gold and appear solely in Datejust or Day-Date models, consistently without any hour markers. Introduced in 1980, the Tiger's Eye dial on the Datejust ranks among Rolex's rarest offerings.

The Rolex Datejust does look like an old guy's watch. Not only do a lot of old guys actually wear Rolex Datejust timepieces, but the design has been around for so long that the overall aesthetic can accurately be defined as “retro.” Why do old guys wear the Datejust?

However, if properly cared for, your Datejust stands to hold its value and potentially increase in price, especially if your watch is rare or includes precious metals and gems.

The only correct answer to this question is no. While many men prefer larger watches these days, that doesn't make 36mm too small for a man. It simply means many men prefer larger watches.

Is the Rolex Explorer 36mm discontinued? ›

The first Rolex Explorer was released in 1953, between then and 2010 the Rolex Explorer were only made in a 36mm case. Until in 2021 Rolex discontinued the Explorer I, This proved to be an extremely popular size model which many preferred to the previous smaller watches.

The Rolex Datejust 36 received a movement upgrade in 2018 with the introduction of the Caliber 3235. Rather than being a slight evolution of the previous Caliber 3135, the new movement is an entirely new generation built around Rolex's new and more efficient Chronergy Escapement.

You can find Datejust watches in 26mm, 28mm, 31mm, 36mm, and 41mm. Day-Date watches come in 36mm, 39mm, 40mm, and 41mm.