Rolex Datejust 41mm Mint Green Jubilee 126334
Overview
When Rolex introduced the mint green dial, the early collector read was skeptical — a colour proposition that would trend and recede. The 126334 in mint green has moved past that question: the dial is now a permanent Datejust 41 catalogue entry, not a seasonal rotation, and secondary pricing reflects settled demand rather than a novelty premium. The transition from trend to standard is the key data point for a buyer considering this reference now.
The case is 41mm Oystersteel with the 18k white gold fluted bezel. The dial is mint green sunray — pale silver-green in flat light, shifting to a more saturated mint under direct light — with applied luminous baton indices and a date at 3 with Cyclops lens. White gold is the correct bezel pairing for this dial: yellow gold adds warmth that pulls the green toward olive; white gold keeps it in the cooler register where the colour reads most cleanly. On the Jubilee bracelet, the watch sits in dressed territory without the dial pushing toward a sportier character.
The Calibre 3235 replaced the 3135 with meaningful gains: power reserve from 48 to 70 hours, Chronergy escapement with improved efficiency and shock resistance, and Parachrom hairspring for magnetic resistance. For a buyer who rotates pieces, the 70-hour reserve runs through a long weekend without requiring a reset. Superlative Chronometer certified to ±2 seconds per day.
Within the 126334 range, the mint green commands the strongest secondary demand profile of the current dial configurations — above the slate, which trades on stability rather than colour demand, and at least comparable to the blue index. The move from trend to permanent catalogue is the structural reason: secondary demand is ongoing rather than novelty-driven, and buyers acquiring brand new here are entering at a level that reflects genuine market value rather than a colour cycle. We believe this is a clean entry, and no colour-fatigue risk on a dial that has now demonstrated its staying power. Brand new, unworn, complete original set with box and papers dated April 2026, at RM70,800.
Specifications
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| Movement : | Rolex Calibre 3235, 70 hours Power Reserve, Automatic |
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| Features : | 100m depth rating, Blue luminescence on dial |
Condition
Brand New, Unworn Condition, Complete Original Set with Box and Papers dated April 2026.
Warranty
5 years international manufacturers warranty.
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