The Datejust 41 126334 has 24 posts at a $15,350 median ask, with the middle half running $13,500 to $17,300.
Covers 24 hours through November 1, 2026.
The short version: Steel GMT and Submariner asks are clustered, so a listing outside the range needs an explanation. Datejust 41 and Day-Date spreads are wide because of dial and metal, so compare like with like.
Rolex Datejust 41, GMT-Master II and Submariner asking prices
The Datejust 41 126334 is the most posted reference in the table: 24 posts, median ask $15,350, range $10,500 to $19,650. The 126333 sits at $13,500 across 9 posts. Its asks run up to $21,350, on black diamond dial examples. The 126300 is the tight one at $10,850, with the middle half between $10,000 and $10,999.
The Batgirl (126710BLNR) shows 15 posts at a $17,300 median, quartiles $16,350 to $17,950. The 116710LN is $13,500 across 11 posts, but it runs from $10,200 to $16,000. Sellers agree on the Batgirl and do not agree on the 116710LN.
The Hulk (116610LV) is $19,900 across 9 posts. The Starbucks (126610LV) is $14,670 across 8 posts.
Elsewhere, the Sky-Dweller 336934 is $22,000 across 7 posts. The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 212.30.41.20.01.003 is $3,250 across 8 posts, range $3,200 to $3,350. The Tudor Black Bay Ceramic 79210CNU shows $3,350, but that median hides a split: watch only examples at $2,550 and full set examples at $4,150.
| Model | Median ask | Ask range | Listings | Full set |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rolex Datejust 41 126334 | $15,350 | $13,500 to $17,300 | 24 | mostly full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II “Batgirl” 126710BLNR | $17,300 | $16,350 to $17,950 | 15 | mostly full set |
| Rolex Day-Date 40 228235 | $53,750 | $49,875 to $54,000 | 11 | mostly full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II 116710LN | $13,500 | $12,250 to $14,750 | 11 | mostly full set |
| Rolex Datejust 41 126300 | $10,850 | $10,000 to $10,999 | 9 | not stated |
| Rolex Datejust 41 126333 | $13,500 | $12,800 to $21,350 | 9 | mostly full set |
| Rolex Submariner “Hulk” 116610LV | $19,900 | $18,500 to $21,500 | 9 | mixed |
| Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 212.30.41.20.01.003 | $3,250 | $3,200 to $3,250 | 8 | not stated |
| Tudor Black Bay Ceramic 79210CNU | $3,350 | $2,550 to $4,150 | 8 | about half full set |
| Rolex Submariner “Starbucks” 126610LV | $14,670 | $14,378 to $15,250 | 8 | mostly full set |
| Rolex Sky-Dweller 336934 | $22,000 | $19,998 to $24,800 | 7 | mostly full set |
| Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 126506 | $134,000 | $122,750 to $134,000 | 6 | mostly box + papers |
Notable listings: Daytona 126506 and platinum Day-Date
The Cosmograph Daytona 126506 is listed at $134,000. Across 6 posts the cluster spans $102,500 to $134,000, and the median is the top of the range. The 126508 is at $81,500.
Two Day-Date 40 platinum baguette dial 228236 listings sit at $85,000 and $82,750. The Day-Date 40 228239 is at $59,500, not a full set. The 228235 median is $53,750 across 11 posts, with a range of $49,000 to $55,000.
What buyers are chasing: Datejust, GMT-Master II and Submariner
Mentions are led by the Datejust at 86, the GMT-Master II at 75 and the Submariner at 68. The Seamaster and Black Bay are level at 45. The Day-Date has 34, the Daytona 33, the Royal Oak 30, the Overseas 27 and the Speedmaster 25. Outside the top 10, the Yacht-Master has 21 mentions and the Sky-Dweller 15.
The wanted list is specific. Buyers want a brand new in box Day-Date 40 228235 from 2025 or later, and a 2020 Hulk, mint, with full links and the white tag. They also want a Tudor Black Bay GMT on steel bracelet and rubber strap, and a Seamaster 300M special edition with the octopus case back. The Daytona 116508 and 116589BR are on the list too.
Only 1 wanted post stated a budget: $13,000 for a 2026 Oyster Perpetual 134303, complete, true new, no marks.
Trade appetite and discounting
104 posts mention trades as welcome, open or considered. No post was labeled as a price cut or reduction. Sellers are taking trades before they are taking less money.
Volume sits in steel Rolex between $10,850 and $19,900. The Daytona and Day-Date asks run from $53,750 to $134,000, and they are the numbers worth checking against a specific dial and metal.
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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