Rolex Datejust 41 models offer a contemporary take on a long-standing Rolex favourite, giving the Datejust line a larger and more assertive profile. Each pre-owned watch is authenticated by Chronofinder, with 0% finance over 12 months and additional flexible finance options available, subject to status.
The Datejust 41 is aimed at those who like the look of a Datejust but want a larger case on the wrist. It keeps the key details that define the line, such as the date window, Cyclops lens and familiar bezel shapes, but stretches the proportions to suit more modern tastes. Within this collection you will see steel, two-tone and precious metal examples, along with a wide range of dials from understated dark tones to brighter colours and sunburst finishes.
Every pre-owned Datejust 41 at Chronofinder is authenticated and prepared for sale by experienced specialists in our Hatton Garden showroom. You can pay in full or choose from our finance options, including 0% finance over 12 months or interest-bearing finance from 24 to 60 months at 11.9% APR, subject to status.
If you are still weighing up the right size, it is worth comparing this page with our Rolex Datejust 36 and Rolex Datejust 31 collections, or viewing the broader Rolex Datejust range to see the full spread of sizes and fransk styles.
Pre-owned Rolex Datejust 41 prices vary depending on the reference, year, material, bezel type, dial configuration and bracelet choice. On the secondary market, entry-level stainless steel models typically start from around £7,500, while highly desirable fluted-bezel references with sought-after dials can exceed £15,000. Two-tone Rolesor and diamond-set examples sit towards the upper end of the range.
The wide spread within the steel tier reflects the significant difference in price between a standard smooth-bezel 126300 and a current Jubilee-bracelet 126334 in a sought-after dial colour.
| Configuration | Pre-Owned Price Range |
|---|---|
| Stainless Steel (ref. 126300, 126334) | From around £7,500 to £13,950 |
| Rolesor / Gold (ref. 126333, 126331) | From around £13,750 |
Stainless steel Datejust 41 models cover two main references. The ref. 126300 with its smooth bezel represents the most accessible entry point, with pre-owned examples starting from around £7,500.
The ref. 126334, with its fluted bezel, is our most widely stocked configuration here at Chronofinder, with prices ranging from £10,995 for a standard black baton dial on an Oyster bracelet to £13,950 for sought-after options such as the Wimbledon and mint green dials on a Jubilee bracelet.
Rolesor and gold Datejust 41 models combine Oystersteel with 18ct yellow or rose gold. The ref. 126333 in yellow gold Rolesor is the most commonly available configuration, with confirmed examples at Chronofinder from £13,750 for the Wimbledon dial to £14,500 for a champagne diamond dial.
The ref. 126331 in rose gold Rolesor sits at a comparable level, with the filter ceiling of £15,750 reflecting the upper end of the Rolesor range.
Dial colour and bracelet choice are the two clearest price drivers within the stainless steel tier. Model year also plays a role, with newer 2025/2026 examples typically driving a premium over slightly older 2017/2018 models.
Sought-after dials such as Wimbledon, mint green and azzurro blue consistently sit above standard black, rhodium and silver options at the same reference level. Jubilee bracelet examples tend to attract a small but consistent premium over Oyster bracelet equivalents.
Moving from steel to Rolesor represents the most significant price step, with yellow and rose gold configurations sitting from around £13,750 upwards. The condition and original box, and papers will also influence the final price across all configurations.
Chronofinder offers flexible finance options on pre-owned Rolex Datejust 41 watches, subject to status. You can spread the cost over 12 months at 0% APR, or choose a longer term from 24 to 60 months at 11.9% APR Representative. Finance is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, part of Mitsubishi HC Capital UK PLC. Chronofinder acts as a credit broker, not a lender.
For full details on finance eligibility and terms, visit our Finance FAQs page.
