Are these the same watch?

Yes. Both are Rolex Datejust 41 reference 126334 in White Rolesor with a fluted bezel, blue index dial and Jubilee bracelet. The differences are condition, year and what comes in the box.

Which is the better buy?

The 2025 unworn example with box and papers is the safer buy if the prices are close. A complete set holds value better and proves provenance. Take the other only at a clear discount.

Does the Datejust 41 fit large wrists?

The 41 mm case suits most wrists, and the Jubilee bracelet has five-piece links. One listing states an 8-inch bracelet length, so check sizing before you buy.

How long does the movement run off the wrist?

Calibre 3235 in the 126334 has about 70 hours of power reserve. That means roughly three days on a shelf before it stops.

Is it safe to swim in?

The 126334 is rated to 100 m with a screw-down Twinlock crown. That covers swimming and showering, not diving.

Why does one listing mention a silver dial?

The reference 126334 comes with several dial colors, and listing text is sometimes copied across variants. The model name and the other listing both say blue, so confirm the dial color with the seller.

Rolex Datejust 41 Stainless Steel & 18K White Gold Blue Index Dial Jubilee Bracelet Fluted Bezel 126334 vs Rolex 126334 Datejust 41 mm Fluted Bezel Blue Index Dial Jubilee Bracelet

These are the same watch: Rolex Datejust 41 reference 126334 in White Rolesor with a blue index dial, fluted bezel and Jubilee bracelet. The difference is condition and paperwork, not the watch. Buy the unworn 2025 example with box and warranty card if you want the full set; buy the other only if its price is clearly lower and you accept a less complete package. Compare the latest prices for both on Deal.ai before deciding.

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