What defines the Datejust 41
Rolex introduced the Datejust 41 in 2016, first in yellow and Everose Rolesor. The Oystersteel versions, references 126300 and 126334, followed in 2017.
It keeps the familiar Datejust layout: the date at 3 o'clock under a Cyclops lens, an Oyster case waterproof to 100 metres and a smooth or fluted bezel.
Compared with the Datejust II it replaced, the case is slimmer, the lugs are finer and the bezel is narrower. It looks more like a larger Datejust 36 than a separate model.
Inside is calibre 3235 with a power reserve of about 70 hours. Rolex certifies it as a Superlative Chronometer, regulated to -2/+2 seconds a day once cased.
Not the same as the Datejust II (2009–2016). It is also 41 mm, but has a broader bezel, wider hour markers and calibre 3136. On Watchport the two models have separate pages.










