Gold Rolex Watches

Gold Rolex Watches for Sale — 18k Yellow, Everose & White Gold

A solid gold Rolex is the brand at full volume. Every case, bezel, and bracelet link is 18k gold cast in Rolex's own foundry — yellow gold for the classic statement, Everose for warmth that never fades, and white gold for those who want the weight without the shine. From the Day-Date "Presidential" that defined the category to the Daytona "John Mayer" 126508 with its green dial, this collection gathers every solid gold Rolex in our showroom.

On the sport side: the yellow gold Submariner "Bluesy" 126618LB, the GMT-Master II 126718GRNR alongside the Everose "Rootbeer" 126715CHNR and white gold "Sprite" 126729VTNR, Daytonas on both gold bracelets and Oysterflex — including "Pikachu" and meteorite dial configurations — and the yellow gold Deepsea 136668LB. On the dress side: Sky-Dweller in all three golds, Day-Date 36 and 40 with olive, onyx, baguette, and ombre dials, the Yacht-Master 126655, and the dress-forward Rolex 1908. Prefer steel and gold together? Browse our Two-Tone Rolex collection.

Every gold 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.

Gold Rolex FAQ

How much does a gold Rolex cost?

Solid gold Day-Date models typically run $30,000–$60,000+ depending on generation and dial, gold Submariners and GMT-Master II models $35,000–$45,000+, and gold Daytonas $40,000–$80,000+ — with gem-set and rare-dial pieces well beyond that. Vintage gold references start meaningfully lower.

What's the difference between yellow gold, Everose, and white gold Rolex watches?

All three are 18k gold alloys made in Rolex's own foundry. Yellow gold is the traditional statement metal, Everose is Rolex's patented rose gold with platinum in the alloy so its color never fades, and white gold delivers the heft and prestige of gold with a look that reads closer to steel — popular on the Daytona and "Sprite" GMT.

Is a gold Rolex a good investment?

Gold Rolex watches carry intrinsic precious-metal value on top of the watch itself, and halo references — the Daytona "John Mayer" 126508, Presidential Day-Dates with rare dials, gem-set GMT pieces — have been among the strongest performers on the secondary market.

How do I know a gold 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 gold Rolex?

Absolutely — gold Rolex watches are among our most requested buys and we pay top market prices, with or without box and papers. Get a fast, no-obligation quote on our Sell My Watch page or call/text 248-422-0909.

Looking for a specific gold reference?

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

Complete Gold Rolex Reference Index

Daytona: 116508, 116518LN, 116519, 116528, 126505, 126508, 126509, 126515LN, 126518LN, 126519LN, 126525LN, 126529LN

Day-Date: 18238, 128235, 128345RBR, 128348RBR, 128395TBR, 228235, 228238, 228239, 228345RBR, 228349RBR, 228398TBR

Submariner: 116659SABR, 126618LB, 126618LN, 126619LB

GMT-Master II: 126715CHNR, 126718GRNR, 126729VTNR, 126755SARU

Sky-Dweller: 326938, 336235, 336238, 336239, 336935, 336938

Yacht-Master: 126655, 226659, 268655 · Yacht-Master II: 116688

Deepsea: 136668LB

Rolex 1908: 52508, 52509

Datejust & Lady Datejust: 68278, 278278

Cellini: 6623/8