The Datejust 126334 is the deepest pile of supply at 15 listings and a $16,100 median. Daytona was the most mentioned model family in the window.
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The short version: On the Batgirl, most asks sit at $17,500 with a few well below, so check what makes the cheaper ones cheaper before calling it a deal. Datejust 126334 and 126233 are clustered tight, so there is little to negotiate off the ask there.
Rolex asks by reference: where the Batgirl and Datejust sit
The Batgirl (126710BLNR) is where asks are least settled. Six full set listings have a median ask of $17,500, but the 25th percentile is $14,350. Most sellers are at $17,500, and the few lower asks are worth a close look before assuming they’re bargains.
The Sprite (126720VTNR) is tighter. Seven listings sit at a $14,900 median, with the middle half running $14,900 to $15,550. That is below the Batgirl median, and the Sprite pricing looks far more agreed.
The Datejust 126334 is the most listed reference in the table, with 15 full set listings and a $16,100 median. The 25th to 75th range is only $15,350 to $16,500, so asks are bunched. The 126233 is similar: six full set listings at $16,550, with the middle half spanning just $16,500 to $16,675. The 126300 is the cheaper entry at $11,100 across 11 mixed listings, with a 25th percentile of $10,750.
Several rows show a collapsed price range. The Day-Date 228235 has seven full set listings with the middle half collapsed at $61,500, and the Daytona 126515 has six with a median of $48,000. Those are most likely a few watches posted repeatedly, so treat them as a price marker rather than deep supply.
| Model | Median ask | Ask range | Listings | Full set |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rolex Datejust 126334 | $16,100 | $15,350 to $16,500 | 15 | full set |
| Rolex Datejust 126300 | $11,100 | $10,750 to $11,100 | 11 | mixed |
| Rolex Yacht-Master 126622 | $14,000 | $13,700 to $14,000 | 9 | mixed |
| Rolex Oyster Perpetual 126000 | $9,300 | $9,300 to $10,600 | 8 | mixed |
| Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 126500LN | $35,500 | $35,500 to $36,500 | 7 | mixed |
| Rolex GMT-Master II “Sprite” 126720VTNR | $14,900 | $14,900 to $15,550 | 7 | mixed |
| Rolex Day-Date 228235 | $61,500 | $61,500 | 7 | full set |
| Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 126508 | $82,750 | $82,499 to $83,000 | 6 | full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II “Batgirl” 126710BLNR | $17,500 | $14,350 to $17,500 | 6 | full set |
| Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 126515 | $48,000 | $48,000 | 6 | full set |
| Rolex Oyster Perpetual 134300 | $10,200 | $10,200 | 6 | full set |
| Rolex Datejust 126233 | $16,550 | $16,500 to $16,675 | 6 | full set |
Rolex Daytona and Oyster Perpetual asking prices
Daytona asks split cleanly by metal. The steel 126500LN has seven listings at a $35,500 median, with the 75th percentile at $36,500. The 126515 is $48,000 and the 126508 yellow gold runs $82,750 across six full set listings, with the middle half between $82,499 and $83,000.
The Oyster Perpetual 126000 has eight mixed listings at a $9,300 median, but the 75th percentile reaches $10,600. The full set 134300 is flat at $10,200 across six listings. A 126000 buyer who is flexible on completeness can stay under $10k. The Yacht-Master 126622 sits at $14,000 across nine mixed listings, with the 25th percentile at $13,700.
Notable listings: Vader, Day-Date II and Moser Streamliners
The Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon “Vader” (310.92.44.51.01.001) is up at $14,500, BNIB, full set, OBO. The Rolex Day-Date II 41mm 218235 with factory ruby is $72,000 with box + card and a price drop flagged.
On the cut list, the Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Chronograph in rose gold (26393CR.OO.A002KB.01) is $25,500, and the Hublot Big Bang rose gold/ceramic (301.PB.131.RX) is $12,800. Both flagged price drops. H. Moser had two Streamliners listed: the Flyback Chronograph Cortina Edition, limited to 20 pieces, at $39,900, and the Streamliner Perpetual at $35,900.
What people are talking about: Daytona, GMT-Master and Datejust
Rolex took 102 brand mentions, more than double Omega at 44 and well clear of Audemars Piguet at 29. By model family, the Daytona led with 37 mentions, then GMT-Master at 34, Datejust at 30 and Day-Date at 26. The Royal Oak had 25, Seamaster 22, Santos 17, Submariner 17, Speedmaster 16 and Black Bay 15.
Wanted posts were thin. There were 15 WTB posts, and only one stated a budget: $17,000 with no model named. The specific asks were parts and accessories: case-back screws for a Patek Philippe Gondolo 5111G-001, and boxes for H. Moser and Jaeger-LeCoultre.
Payment terms, discounts and trades
Wire and Zelle come first on most listings. Several offer a 2 to 4.5 percent discount for crypto payment, and several add a 3.5 to 4 percent credit card surcharge, so the payment method can move the real price by several points.
There were 8 price-cut mentions, 7 of them distinct. 35 posts mention openness to trades, nearly all dealer boilerplate. 15 sold posts appeared. A large share of the volume is cross-posted dealer stock, including BNIB Rolex full sets dated 2026, which accounts for 136 identical listing texts.
A tight ask range means the market has agreed on the price, and a wide one means it has not.
How we read the market: figures come from for-sale and wanted-to-buy posts in the buy and sell groups we follow during the period shown. Medians use posts with a stated price or budget, and the same watch can appear in more than one group. This is a read on the market, not an appraisal, price quote or financial advice.
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