Datejust 36
Rolex Datejust 36mm in stainless steel and 18k yellow gold, brown dial, plexiglass and Jubilee bracelet. 8.2 million from circa 1983
In stock
36 mm
Watch Only
Steel-Gold
1978
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Condition
(1) Very good
MaterialSteel / gold
GlassPlexiglass
BezelYellow gold
Diameter36
Diamond settingNone
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Movement
Automatic
FunctionsDate
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Material
Steel / gold
Clasp typeFolding clasp
Clasp materialStainless steel
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Average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars on Chrono24 -
12-month mechanical warranty -
Simple, personalised returns process
Vintage Datejust Two-Tone
Case and Material
The Rolex Datejust 16013 features a 36mm Oyster case in stainless steel and 18-karat yellow gold (Rolesor). The watch is equipped with a fluted yellow gold bezel. Plexiglass is used as the crystal. The crown is screw-down and corresponds to the Oyster system.
Dial and Special Features
The watch features a brown dial. Hour indices and hands are applied. The date display with Cyclops lens for magnification is located at 3 o’clock.
Bracelet and Clasp
The watch is equipped with a five-row Jubilee bracelet in stainless steel and yellow gold. The folding clasp ensures secure hold and wearing comfort.
Movement
Inside beats an automatic manufacture caliber by Rolex with reliable performance and solid long-term stability.
Condition and Accessories
The watch is in lightly worn condition, has been carefully inspected by our watchmakers, and is sold with 1 year technical warranty.
Special Features & Historical Context
Reference 16013 was produced around 1983 and can be dated by its 8.2 million serial number. The combination of stainless steel, yellow gold, and brown dial is characteristic of Datejust models from the early 1980s.
Timeless design, impeccable quality in every respect, and an annual increase in value make Rolex watches daily companions and wearable investments.
As the first hermetically sealed watch in history, the Rolex, with its often-copied Oyster case, began its triumphant march across the world, and legendary models such as the Submariner, GMT-Master, Explorer, and the classic Datejust have remained visually almost unchanged since their appearance.
Only in recent years has Rolex begun to minimally adapt to current trends in watch design and, with its sports models, exceeded the 40 mm case diameter limit.
In addition to its reputation as a status symbol and sports watch for extreme situations, the Rolex watch also holds a unique place in the hearts of watch collectors as a collector’s item.
