Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 36 with 18K White Gold Fluted Bezel

Luxury Wristwatch · White Gold (Bezel) and Stainless Steel (Case/Bracelet)

Purity: 18K (750 fineness) Solid Gold Bezel; Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 36 with 18K White Gold Fluted Bezel

Type

Luxury Wristwatch

Purity

18K (750 fineness) Solid Gold Bezel; Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet

Gold Type

White Gold (Bezel) and Stainless Steel (Case/Bracelet)

Weight

Total weight approx. 95g - 110g; White gold bezel adds approx. 2-3g

Description

A classic Rolex Datejust featuring a signature 18K white gold fluted bezel and factory diamond-set sunray dial. This timepiece represents the pinnacle of daily luxury, blending high-grade steel durability with the prestige of solid gold accents.

Key Features

Fluted white gold bezel; 'Cyclops' magnification lens; Diamond hour markers; Date window at 3 o'clock; Sunray dial finish

Color & Finish

Cool silver-toned white gold bezel with high-polish fluting; brushed and polished steel finishes

Hallmarks & Stamps

Rolex Coronet on dial/crown; 18K/750 stamps usually hidden on bezel underside; model/serial between lugs

Dimensions Estimate

36mm case diameter; 20mm lug width; approx. 12mm thickness

Gemstones & Inlays

10 Single-cut natural diamonds as hour markers in white gold chaton settings

Clasp & Closure

Folding Oysterclasp or Jubilee hidden crownclasp with embossed Rolex logo

Chain & Links

Jubilee or Oyster style bracelet with solid/hollow stainless steel links

Craftsmanship Details

Precision-machined fluted bezel; hand-applied diamond settings; chronometer-grade automatic movement (likely cal. 3135).

Authentication Indicators

Coronet alignment; font sharpness; cyclops magnification; 'Swiss Made' placement. Note: Substantial dirt suggests authentic long-term wear patterns.

Origin & Maker

Switzerland; Rolex S.A. (Geneva)

Era & Period

Late 20th Century / Neo-Vintage (indicative of 1980s-1990s styling)

Age Estimate

Circa 1988-2004 based on the 'Superlative Chronometer' text and dial furniture

Cultural Significance

The ultimate 'status watch' recognized globally as a symbol of personal achievement and timeless style.

Condition Notes

Fair to Good. Visible surface scratches on bezel and casing; noticeable dirt/buildup between lugs and bracelet links.

Value Estimate

Resale value approx. $4,500 - $7,000 depending on reference number, box/papers, and mechanical health.

Care & Maintenance

Requires professional ultrasonic cleaning to remove debris; movement service every 5–10 years; avoid chemical contact with gaskets.

Similar Items

Rolex Day-Date (solid gold); Tudor Prince Date-Day (steel/white gold alternatives); Omega Constellation

Interesting Facts

The Datejust was the first self-winding chronometer wristwatch to display the date in a window on the dial (1945).

Identified on 6/28/2026