
Rolex · Datejust 36 · Everose Rolesor · pre-owned on Amazon
The Datejust in steel and rose gold, chocolate dial.
Rolex calls the mix Everose Rolesor: a steel case and outer links, with the fluted bezel, the crown and the centre links in its own 18k Everose gold. The chocolate sunray dial is the one Rolex photographs this combination in, brown in the shade and copper under a lamp, with rose gold batons and hands. 36mm, on the Oyster bracelet. The listing gives no reference; it is the 116231 or the current 126231, and the copy below says how to tell. Pre-owned through a Luxury Stores reseller, graded Very Good.
- Case
- 36mm, Oystersteel, 18k Everose gold fluted bezel, 100m
- Movement
- Automatic; calibre 3135 (116231) or 3235 (126231)
- Dial
- Chocolate sunray, rose gold batons and hands, Cyclops date
- Bracelet
- Oyster, steel with Everose centre links, about 7.5 inches
- Height
- 12mm; 20mm between the lugs
- This unit
- Very Good; minor scratches and wear to case and band
Everose, and why the chocolate dial
Everose is Rolex’s own pink gold alloy, introduced in 2005 with a little platinum in the mix so the colour does not fade to yellow as older rose golds did. On the Datejust 36 it goes on the parts that show: the fluted bezel, the crown and the centre links of the bracelet, with steel for the case and the outer links. Rolex calls the combination Everose Rolesor.
The chocolate dial arrived with it and has been the signature pairing since: a sunray brown that reads copper in daylight and near-black indoors, with batons and hands in the same rose gold as the bezel. It is warmer than a black dial and less obvious than a champagne one.

Which reference this is
Rebag does not give a reference. Two Datejust 36 references look like this: the 116231, made from 2005 to 2018 with the calibre 3135 and about 48 hours of reserve, and the 126231, made from 2018 with the calibre 3235, about 70 hours, and a slightly slimmer case. Both have the engraved rehaut the photograph shows. The clasp is the quickest tell: the 126231’s Oysterclasp has a longer, more sculpted cover. Ask the seller for the reference or the warranty card before buying; the price is much the same either way, but the movement is not.
The condition line says Very Good with minor scratches and wear to the case and bracelet, which is a worn watch rather than a polished one. Every figure here comes from the listing and from Rolex’s published description of the Datejust 36, not from handling the watch.

Buying it pre-owned on Amazon
Rolex is pre-owned only on Amazon. This unit is sold by Rebag through Amazon Luxury Stores, authenticated by the seller with Amazon’s 30-day return window on top; it is one piece, and when it sells the listing goes away, so the second button opens the live search for Everose Datejusts.
Two-tone Datejusts have resold close to what people paid for them for a long time, sometimes more, sometimes less; that is a pattern, not a promise, and nothing here is investment advice.

Specs
- Reference
- Not stated by the listing; matches the 116231 or 126231
- Case size
- 36mm
- Case material
- Oystersteel with 18k Everose gold fluted bezel (Everose Rolesor)
- Movement
- Automatic; calibre 3135 (116231) or 3235 (126231), reference not stated
- Caliber type
- Rolex, Superlative Chronometer
- Crystal
- Sapphire Crystal, Cyclops
- Water resistance
- 100m (10 ATM)
- Power reserve
- About 48 h (3135) or 70 h (3235)
- Complications
- Date
- Origin
- Swiss Made
Specifications as published by Rolex. We research from manufacturer documentation and published sources rather than hands-on testing. Researched 2026-09-12.
Verdict
A worn-in Everose Rolesor Datejust 36 with the chocolate dial, pre-owned on Amazon: the two-tone Datejust in the colour Rolex made for it, at a size that suits most wrists.
Strengths
- Everose gold on the bezel, crown and centre links, steel where it takes knocks
- Chocolate sunray dial, the pairing Rolex designed the alloy around
- 36mm, the Datejust size that fits the most people
- Amazon’s return window on top of the seller’s authentication
Trade-offs
- Reference not stated; ask the seller (116231 or 126231)
- Worn: minor scratches on case and bracelet
- No box or papers mentioned
- One unit; when it sells, it is gone
Buy it if
Someone who wants a Datejust with warmth in it, a dial that is not silver or black, and a size that works under a cuff.
Skip it if
You want all steel, the larger 41, or you need to know the exact reference before you click.
FAQ
Rolex’s name for a watch that mixes steel with its own 18k Everose pink gold: here the bezel, crown and centre bracelet links are gold and the case and outer links are steel.
Sources
- Rolex Datejust 36, official collection page
- Amazon Luxury Stores listing (Rebag, pre-owned), read 2026-09-12
Researched and last updated 2026-09-12. We do not test watches in hand; every figure above is traceable to the manufacturer or the sources listed here.
Rolex Datejust 36 (Everose Rolesor, chocolate dial)
Reference Not stated by the listing; matches the 116231 or 126231 · $10,000–$25,000
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