Rolex Datejust 41 "Wimbledon" - 126300 - 2021

The Datejust launched 1945 as world's first wristwatch displaying date changing automatically at midnight. The Datejust 41 introduced 2016 replacing Datejust II with refined proportions and updated Calibre 3235.

Forty-one millimetres in stainless steel. Monobloc Oyster case construction. Smooth domed bezel—clean aesthetic contrasting fluted or engine-turned alternatives. Screw-down Twinlock crown. Sapphire crystal with Cyclops magnifier enlarging date 2.5 times. One hundred metres water resistance.

Slate grey dial with applied Roman numeral hour markers at twelve, three, six, and nine o'clock, with stick indices elsewhere—configuration nicknamed "Wimbledon" referencing Rolex's tennis championship sponsorship. Date window at three o'clock. Inside sits Calibre 3235—Rolex's current-generation automatic movement introduced 2015. Thirty-one jewels, 28,800 vph, seventy-hour power reserve. Chronergy escapement with nickel-phosphorus components offering greater efficiency and magnetic resistance. COSC chronometer certified.

Stainless steel Oyster bracelet with three-piece links and brushed finishing. Oysterclasp folding safety clasp. Good condition from 2021 means four years of wear—expect visible scratching on polished surfaces, dulling on brushed components, possible desk-diving marks on clasp, no significant damage. Full set includes Rolex presentation box, warranty papers dated 2021, booklets. Manufacturer's warranty expired—covered by Pride & Pinion one-year warranty.

The Wimbledon dial provides distinctive mixed numeral configuration whilst smooth bezel delivers understated appearance maintaining Datejust versatility for dress and casual wear.