Rolex · Datejust 36 · two-tone · champagne dial · Jubilee · no accessories · pre-owned on Amazon
The two-tone champagne Datejust 36, priced without the paperwork.
This is the Datejust most people picture, without the box: a 36mm steel Oyster case with the fluted 18k yellow gold bezel and gold crown, a champagne dial with baton markers, the date under its Cyclops at three, on the two-tone Jubilee bracelet, sized to about a 7.5 inch wrist. Rebag gives no reference; by the layout it is a 16233 of the 1990s or a 116233 of the 2000s, and the serial will say. Inside either is Rolex’s calibre 3135, an automatic chronometer with a quickset date and about 48 hours of reserve; 100 metres. No accessories, graded Very Good with dings noted on the band. The least expensive two-tone men’s Datejust on this page, pre-owned through a Luxury Stores reseller.

Case
36mm steel Oyster case, 12mm high, fluted 18k yellow gold bezel, gold screw-down crown, 100m
Movement
Rolex calibre 3135, automatic, COSC chronometer, quickset date, about 48 h (in both a 16233 and a 116233; confirm)
Dial
Champagne, applied baton markers, Cyclops date at 3
Bracelet
Two-tone steel and 18k yellow gold Jubilee, 20mm at the case, sized to about a 7.5 inch wrist
Comes with
No accessories
This unit
Very Good; scratches, light wear and minor dings on the band
Which generation
The Datejust 36 is the watch Rolex built its reputation on: the first self-winding wristwatch with a date that changed at midnight, launched in 1945, and made ever since in a 36mm Oyster case with a screw-down crown, an automatic chronometer movement, the date under its Cyclops lens at three, a fluted, smooth or engine-turned bezel, and a Jubilee or Oyster bracelet. Because Rolex made it for eight decades in every dial and metal, the pre-owned market is deep and this is where the money goes when people search for a Rolex that is not a Submariner.
Two references made this exact watch with the calibre 3135: the 16233 from the late 1980s to 2005, and the 116233 from 2005 to 2018 with a slightly heavier case and a Jubilee with the concealed Crownclasp. Rebag’s photograph shows a clasp that reads as the older Oysterclasp rather than a Crownclasp, which would point at the 16233, but the serial is the only way to know. Either way it is the two-tone champagne Datejust, the watch Rolex sold more of than any other in the 1990s, graded Very Good with dings on the band and no accessories, which is why it is the least expensive two-tone men’s Datejust here.

Reading the listing
Rebag gives the case at 36mm and 12mm high, the band at 20mm, a wrist size of about 7.5 inches, the band as stainless steel with 18k yellow gold, the case as stainless steel, the dial colour as gold, an automatic movement with date and a screw-down crown, no accessories, and the condition as Very Good with scratches, light wear and minor dings on the band. It gives no reference. The fluted bezel, champagne baton dial and Jubilee are from the photograph; the 16233 or 116233 match and the calibre 3135 are Rolex’s figures for the references it can be.
Rebag authenticates in-house and is not a Rolex authorised dealer, and Amazon adds its 30-day return window. Ask for the reference and the serial, close-up photographs of the dings, and when it was last serviced. Nothing here was measured on the watch.

Buying it 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 36mm Datejusts.
Steel and two-tone Datejusts have resold close to what pre-owned buyers paid, sometimes more, sometimes less; that is a pattern, not a promise, and nothing here is investment advice.

Specs
- Reference
- Not given by the seller; a two-tone 36mm Datejust with a fluted bezel and champagne baton dial on a Jubilee is 16233 or 116233 by generation, ask
- Case size
- 36mm Oyster case
- Case material
- Stainless steel with 18k yellow gold bezel and crown; 18k yellow gold fluted bezel; screw-down crown; solid caseback
- Movement
- Rolex calibre 3135, automatic, COSC chronometer, quickset date (in both the 16233 and 116233; confirm)
- Caliber type
- Rolex calibre 3135
- Crystal
- Sapphire with Cyclops date lens
- Water resistance
- 100m (10 ATM)
- Power reserve
- About 48 hours
- Complications
- Date
- Origin
- Swiss Made
Specifications as published by Rolex. We research from manufacturer documentation and published sources rather than hands-on testing. Researched 2026-09-13.
Verdict
A two-tone champagne Datejust 36 with no accessories, graded Very Good with band dings, pre-owned on Amazon from Rebag: the least expensive two-tone men’s Datejust on this page, reference to confirm from the serial.
Strengths
- The two-tone champagne Datejust 36; the classic
- The least expensive two-tone men’s Datejust here when read
- Calibre 3135 in either generation it can be
- Amazon’s return window on top of the seller’s authentication
Trade-offs
- No reference stated; confirm 16233 or 116233 from the serial
- No box, papers or card
- Minor dings on the band; ask for photographs
- Graded Very Good
Buy it if
Someone who wants the classic two-tone Datejust to wear, at the lowest price here, and does not need paperwork.
Skip it if
You want papers, a stated reference, or a clean bracelet.
FAQ
Rebag does not say. A two-tone 36mm Datejust with a fluted bezel and champagne baton dial on a Jubilee is the 16233 (to 2005) or the 116233 (2005 to 2018); both use the calibre 3135. The serial on the case settles it; ask to see it.
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Sources
- Rolex Datejust 36, official collection page, official page
- Amazon marketplace listing (Rebag), read 2026-09-13
Researched and last updated 2026-09-13. We do not test watches in hand; every figure above is traceable to the manufacturer or the sources listed here.
Rolex Datejust 36 (steel and 18k yellow gold, champagne dial, fluted bezel, Jubilee bracelet, pre-owned)
Reference Not given by the seller; a two-tone 36mm Datejust with a fluted bezel and champagne baton dial on a Jubilee is 16233 or 116233 by generation, ask · $10,000–$25,000
Prices and availability change; the band above is a research figure, so check the current listing.
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