- Is the Datejust a good everyday watch?
- Yes. It is water resistant, automatic and comfortable enough to wear daily. The gold and diamond trim makes it dressier than a steel model, so it draws more attention.
- How does it compare with a steel Datejust?
- Same movement, case shape and date function. The gold case and bracelet plus diamond markers make this version heavier, flashier and costlier to service, with no gain in timekeeping.
- Does it need regular servicing?
- Rolex recommends service roughly every 10 years. Expect the gold and diamond work to add to the bill compared with a plain steel watch.
- Is it waterproof?
- The Datejust is rated for everyday water resistance, fine for hand washing and rain. Do not dive or swim with it, and have the seals checked at service.
- What comes in the box?
- A Rolex watch is normally sold with its presentation box, warranty card and booklet. Confirm the specific set with the seller before buying.
- Will it hold its value?
- Gold and diamond Datejust models generally resell well, though not as strongly as steel sports Rolexes. Condition, box and papers matter most.
- Where is the Rolex Datejust Watch cheapest?
- At Westline, for $499.00, 94% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Rolex Datejust Watch?
- 24 stores we checked sell it, including Goldline Street, Afterglow Goods, Meridian Supply, Northline Edit, Lumen District.