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Rolex Datejust Wimbledon

The Wimbledon dial takes a slate grey face and frames each hour in green Roman numerals, a nod to the tennis championship Rolex has timed since 1978. It started as one option among many and quietly became the most requested Datejust configuration in the entire lineup. We stock Wimbledon dials in both 36mm and 41mm cases, in steel and two-tone, on Jubilee and Oyster bracelets. The grey-green pairing reads dressy in the office and casual on the weekend, which explains why owners rarely sell them. When they do, the watches come here, get authenticated in-house, and usually move fast.

The Rolex Datejust "Wimbledon" is the collector nickname for the slate grey dial with green Roman numerals outlined in black, a color scheme that echoes the grass courts and trophy green of the All England Club, where Rolex has been the official timekeeper since 1978. The Wimbledon dial is offered across the Datejust line in 36mm (references 126200, 126234, 126233, 126231) and 41mm (references 126300, 126334, 126333, 126331), as well as earlier generations like the 116300 and 116334.

Why the Wimbledon Datejust matters

The Wimbledon has become the single most requested Datejust dial in the modern catalog. The slate sunburst base shifts between grey and rhodium depending on the light, while the green-and-black Roman numerals give it far more presence than a standard stick-dial Datejust. It wears equally well in stainless steel with a smooth or fluted bezel, or in two-tone yellow Rolesor and Everose Rolesor for a warmer look, and the choice of Oyster or Jubilee bracelet lets every buyer configure their own take on the same iconic dial.

Choosing your Wimbledon: 36mm vs 41mm

The 36mm is the classic Datejust proportion and suits smaller wrists and vintage-leaning tastes, while the 41mm gives the Wimbledon dial maximum wrist presence. Steel models (126200, 126234, 126300, 126334) are the entry point; the two-tone references (126233, 126333 in yellow gold; 126231, 126331 in Everose) add precious metal warmth against the grey dial. Browse our Datejust 36mm and Datejust 41mm collections to compare side by side.

Buying a pre-owned Wimbledon Datejust

Every Wimbledon Datejust we sell is authenticated in-house by our team at our Metro Detroit showroom and ships fully insured nationwide via FedEx Hold for Pickup at your nearest FedEx location. We carry examples across sizes, bezels, bracelets, and metals, from unworn watches to attractively priced pre-owned examples, and every listing states exactly what's included: boxes, warranty cards, booklets, and hang tags. We buy, sell, and trade, so if you have a Datejust to move, start a quote on our Sell My Watch page or call or text 248-422-0909.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Rolex Wimbledon dial?

The Wimbledon dial is a slate grey sunburst dial with green Roman numerals outlined in black. The nickname comes from the green-on-grey color scheme's association with the Wimbledon tennis championships, where Rolex has served as official timekeeper since 1978.

Which Rolex references come with the Wimbledon dial?

In the current 36mm Datejust: the 126200 (smooth bezel), 126234 (fluted), 126233 (two-tone yellow gold), and 126231 (two-tone Everose). In 41mm: the 126300 (smooth), 126334 (fluted), 126333 (two-tone yellow gold), and 126331 (two-tone Everose). Earlier generations include the 116300 and 116334.

Is the Wimbledon an official Rolex name?

No. Rolex simply calls it a slate dial with green Roman numerals. "Wimbledon" is a collector nickname that has become the universal way the watch is bought and sold on the secondary market.

Should I get the Wimbledon in 36mm or 41mm?

The 36mm is the traditional Datejust size and fits most wrists with classic proportions, while the 41mm offers a more contemporary presence and shows more of the dial. Both sizes carry the identical Wimbledon dial design, so it comes down to wrist size and personal preference.

Do your Wimbledon Datejusts come with box and papers?

Many do, and each listing specifies exactly what's included. Full-set examples include the Rolex box, warranty card, and booklets. Every watch is authenticated by our in-house team regardless of accessories.

Is it safe to buy a used Rolex Wimbledon online from My Watch LLC?

Yes. Every watch we sell goes through a rigorous multi-point inspection before it ever leaves our showroom: authentication by our in-house experts, timekeeping accuracy testing, and pressure testing to verify water resistance. My Watch LLC is a Chrono24 Certified dealer, an eBay Top Rated Seller, and a trusted seller on Reddit's Rolex community, with over 800 five-star Google reviews and nearly 300 Trustpilot reviews. We're not just an online storefront. We operate a physical showroom in Oak Park, Michigan, and we're happy to hop on FaceTime or a video call to show you any timepiece in hand before you buy. Every order ships fully insured via FedEx Hold for Pickup at your nearest FedEx location, so your watch is never left on a doorstep. Questions? Call or text 248-422-0909.