Rolex Two-Tone

Two Tone Rolex Watches for Sale — Steel & Gold Rolesor

Few looks are as instantly recognizable as a two tone Rolex. Officially known as Rolesor — Rolex's trademarked pairing of Oystersteel and 18k gold — the two-tone format runs through nearly every corner of the Rolex catalog, from the Submariner "Bluesy" 126613LB to the champagne-dial Daytona 126503. Steel carries the durability, gold carries the warmth, and the result wears equally well with a wetsuit or a dinner jacket.

Our two-tone inventory is anchored by the sport models collectors ask for most: the Submariner 126613LB and 126613LN, the GMT-Master II 126713GRNR on its Jubilee bracelet and the Everose "Rootbeer" 126711CHNR, the Daytona 126503 in white, black, and champagne dials, and the Sky-Dweller 336933. On the dress side you'll find deep selection across the Datejust family — 41mm, 36mm, 31mm, and Lady Datejust 28mm — including Wimbledon dials, diamond dials, and fluted bezel configurations on both Oyster and Jubilee bracelets, plus the Yacht-Master 126621 and Sea-Dweller 126603.

Every two tone Rolex we sell is authenticated in-house by our certified watchmakers before it's listed. Visit our by-appointment showroom, or shop online with confidence — every watch ships fully insured nationwide from our Oak Park, Michigan showroom via FedEx Hold for Pickup at your nearest FedEx location. Call or text 248-422-0909 to check availability or request a specific reference.

Two Tone Rolex FAQ

How much does a two tone Rolex cost?

Vintage two tone Datejust references like the 16013 and 16233 start around $5,000–$8,000, current-production Datejusts run $11,000–$21,000 depending on size, and sport models command more: two-tone Submariners typically run $14,000–$20,000+, the GMT-Master II 126713GRNR around $19,000–$22,000, and the Daytona 126503 $25,000+. Condition, year, and box & papers all move the number.

What is Rolesor?

Rolesor is Rolex's trademarked name for combining Oystersteel with 18k yellow, Everose, or white gold on a single watch — trademarked back in 1933. Yellow Rolesor pairs steel with yellow gold (like the Bluesy 126613LB), while Everose Rolesor pairs steel with Rolex's rose gold alloy (like the Rootbeer 126711CHNR and Yacht-Master 126621).

Is a two tone Rolex a good investment?

Two-tone models have historically traded at a discount to their all-steel siblings, which makes them one of the better value entries into sport Rolex ownership — you get the same movements and cases with meaningful gold content at a lower premium over retail. Current-generation two-tone Submariner and Daytona references have shown strong value retention on the secondary market.

How do I know a two tone Rolex from My Watch LLC is authentic?

My Watch LLC is a Chrono24 Certified dealer with over 800 five-star Google reviews. Every watch is inspected and authenticated by our certified watchmakers before listing, and we stand behind everything we sell.

Can I sell or trade my two tone Rolex?

Absolutely — we buy, sell, and trade daily and pay top market prices for two tone Rolex watches in any condition, with or without box and papers. Get a fast, no-obligation quote on our Sell My Watch page or call/text 248-422-0909.

Don't see the two tone reference you're looking for?

Our inventory moves fast and we source specific references on request. Contact us or call/text 248-422-0909 with the reference you're after and we'll track it down.

Complete Two Tone Rolex Reference Index

Submariner: 16803, 16613, 116613LN, 116613LB, 126613LN, 126613LB

GMT-Master II: 16713, 116713LN, 126711CHNR, 126713GRNR

Daytona: 16523, 116523, 116503, 126503

Datejust 41 & Datejust II: 116333, 126301, 126303, 126331, 126333

Datejust 36 — Current Generation: 126231, 126233, 126281RBR, 126283RBR

Datejust 36 — Earlier Generations: 16003, 16013, 16253, 16203, 16233, 16263, 116203, 116233, 116263

Datejust 31: 278271, 278273

Lady-Datejust 28: 279171, 279173

Sky-Dweller: 326933, 336933

Yacht-Master: 16623, 116621, 126621 · Yacht-Master II: 116681

Sea-Dweller: 126603