Rolex · Family: Datejust
The Rolex Datejust 41 126333 is the Yellow Rolesor execution — Oystersteel and 18kt yellow gold — of Rolex's classic dress watch, introduced in 2016 alongside the full overhaul of the Datejust 41 to the new Calibre 3235. This specific configuration pairs a fluted yellow gold bezel, a Jubilee bracelet, and a champagne-colored dial. Cazador has no verified price observations yet; at its 2016 launch, Rolex priced it at EUR 11,650. Its differential: it's the combination Rolex featured as the lead image of its 2016 relaunch.
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Rolex introduced the revamped Datejust 41 at Baselworld 2016, replacing the earlier Datejust II with a version featuring revised proportions and, most notably, a new mechanical heart: Calibre 3235, which inherited innovations the brand had introduced a year earlier in the Day-Date 40's Calibre 3255. Over 90% of the new movement's components were unique versus the outgoing Calibre 3136, with gains in energy efficiency, precision, and shock resistance thanks to the Chronergy escapement and Paraflex shock absorbers.
Within that relaunch, reference 126333 is the Yellow Rolesor configuration — Oystersteel combined with 18kt yellow gold — with a fluted yellow gold bezel, a five-link Jubilee bracelet, and a champagne dial with baton-style hour markers. Rolex offered the 2016 Datejust 41 across a wide range of metal, bezel, bracelet, and dial combinations under distinct reference codes; the 126333 was one of the configurations the brand highlighted in its own launch materials as the lead image of the new generation.
The Jubilee bracelet, with its narrow five-link construction and more articulated feel than the Oyster, is one of the Datejust's historic identity markers dating back to the model's introduction in the 1940s; on this reference it's built in Oystersteel with yellow gold center links.
With 100 meters of water resistance and Rolex's Cyclops lens over the date window, the 126333 keeps the everyday dress-watch intent shared across the Datejust family, without sport-tool pretensions.
At its 2016 launch, Rolex set retail pricing for this configuration at EUR 11,650; that figure is a historical launch price, not a current market valuation. As of this writing, the 126333 remains in Rolex's current catalog.
Cazador has no verified market price observations for this reference. At its 2016 launch, Rolex priced it at EUR 11,650, but that is a historical figure, not a current market read.
It's Rolex's term for the Oystersteel-and-18kt-yellow-gold combination, present on this reference in the fluted bezel and the Jubilee bracelet's center links.
Both share the 41mm case and Calibre 3235, but the 126333 pairs Oystersteel with yellow gold (Yellow Rolesor), while the 126334 pairs it with white gold.
Rolex's in-house Calibre 3235, with the Chronergy escapement, roughly 70 hours of power reserve, and Superlative Chronometer certification.
Champagne, with baton-style hour markers, one of the dial configurations Rolex offers on this reference.
In 2016, as part of the full relaunch of the Datejust 41 presented at Baselworld that year.
Per manufacturer catalog data, the 126333 remains in active production within Rolex's current lineup.