Rolex Datejust Two-Tone 18K Yellow Gold and Stainless Steel Jubilee Watch
Watch (Luxury Horology) · Yellow Gold (High-karat luxury alloy typically copper and silver balance).
Purity: 18K (75%) solid gold in center links, bezel, and crown; remaining parts are 904L stainless steel.
Type
Watch (Luxury Horology)
Purity
18K (75%) solid gold in center links, bezel, and crown; remaining parts are 904L stainless steel.
Gold Type
Yellow Gold (High-karat luxury alloy typically copper and silver balance).
Weight
120-140 grams (total weight including steel movement/bracelet).
Description
An iconic two-tone Datejust featuring a fluted 18K gold bezel, diamond-set dial, and the signature Jubilee bracelet. This piece represents the pinnacle of versatile luxury horology.
Key Features
Fluted bezel (gold), Cyclops magnification lens, Jubilee bracelet, two-tone ('Rolesor') aesthetic.
Color & Finish
Classic warm yellow gold with high-polish center links; stainless steel elements feature a brushed/satin finish.
Hallmarks & Stamps
Engraved serial and model numbers between lugs; '750' or '18K' on bracelet clasp; Rolex crown logo on dial/clasp.
Dimensions Estimate
36mm case diameter (standard), 20mm lug width, approximately 12mm thickness.
Gemstones & Inlays
Aftermarket or factory diamond hour markers set in 18K gold collets on the dial face.
Clasp & Closure
Fold-over Jubilee clasp with embossed Rolex crown logo.
Chain & Links
Five-piece link Jubilee bracelet with 18K yellow gold center links and stainless steel outer links.
Craftsmanship Details
Precision CNC-machined case, hand-assembled movement, and master-polished precious metal surfaces.
Authentication Indicators
Alignment of the rehaut, clarity of the date magnification, and crispness of the fluted bezel edges.
Origin & Maker
Switzerland; Rolex S.A. Geneva.
Era & Period
Late 20th Century to Contemporary (Neo-vintage style indicators).
Age Estimate
Circa 1990-2015 based on the dial layout and bracelet style.
Cultural Significance
Recognized globally as the ultimate symbol of professional success and timeless Swiss design.
Condition Notes
Good; visible surface scratches on the clasp and moderate 'stretch' in the Jubilee bracelet links.
Value Estimate
$5,500 - $9,500 USD (Market value based on condition, box/papers, and gold market prices).
Care & Maintenance
Rinse with lukewarm water and mild soap; professional servicing recommended every 5-10 years to maintain water resistance.
Similar Items
Rolex Day-Date (Solid Gold), Tudor Prince Oysterdate (Two-Tone), Cartier Santos (Two-Tone).
Interesting Facts
The Datejust was the first automatic date-changing chronometer wristwatch, released in 1945.