Buy-back ranges by version
36mm acier lunette lisse (Réf. 126200, 116200)
- Excellent condition
- €5,600 – €6,500
- Very good condition
- €4,700 – €5,500
- Good condition
- €3,800 – €4,500
36mm lunette or cannelée / Rolesor (Réf. 126234, 116234, 126233)
- Excellent condition
- €6,800 – €8,000
- Very good condition
- €5,500 – €6,500
- Good condition
- €4,400 – €5,200
41mm acier lunette lisse (Réf. 126300)
- Excellent condition
- €7,200 – €8,300
- Very good condition
- €6,200 – €7,100
- Good condition
- €5,300 – €6,100
41mm lunette or cannelée / Rolesor (Réf. 126334, 126333)
- Excellent condition
- €8,100 – €9,550
- Very good condition
- €6,800 – €7,900
- Good condition
- €5,900 – €6,700
| Reference | Excellent condition | Very good condition | Good condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 36mm acier lunette lisse (Réf. 126200, 116200) | €5,600 – €6,500 | €4,700 – €5,500 | €3,800 – €4,500 |
| 36mm lunette or cannelée / Rolesor (Réf. 126234, 116234, 126233) | €6,800 – €8,000 | €5,500 – €6,500 | €4,400 – €5,200 |
| 41mm acier lunette lisse (Réf. 126300) | €7,200 – €8,300 | €6,200 – €7,100 | €5,300 – €6,100 |
| 41mm lunette or cannelée / Rolesor (Réf. 126334, 126333) | €8,100 – €9,550 | €6,800 – €7,900 | €5,900 – €6,700 |
Condition guide
- Excellent condition : Like new, no notable defect
- Very good condition : Light signs of use
- Good condition : Visible signs of wear, well-kept item
The final condition is confirmed by the professional during the physical inspection in store.
Estimate basis: our indicative ranges apply to complete watches with their original box and papers. Missing original papers usually lead to an adjustment of 8% to 15% during the professional's appraisal (around €150 to €250 for a missing box alone).
Professional price guide updated — October 2026.
The amounts shown are indicative professional buy-back prices. Ligokero guarantees neither that an offer will be made nor the amount displayed. Offers depend in particular on the actual condition of the item, on the market and on the professionals consulted.
Full guide to selling your Rolex Datejust: versions, identification and how to prepare the sale.
The criteria that move the offer
- Case size: 36 mm or 41 mm;
- Smooth steel bezel, or fluted gold bezel (Rolesor);
- Oyster or Jubilee bracelet, complete with all its links;
- Original dial and no aggressive repolishing of the case;
- Box, warranty card and original invoice.
Selling your Datejust, in practice
Once your file is checked and the mandate signed, Ligokero consults its network of professionals and presents you with a single firm offer, subject to inspection of the watch in the shop. Ligokero then arranges the appointment. You remain free to decline.
Frequently asked questions
What is the buy-back price of a Rolex Datejust?
Depending on version and condition, the professional buy-back ranges observed run from €3,800 to €9,550. These amounts are indicative: only the professional's firm offer is binding.
Is a Datejust 41 worth more than a Datejust 36?
Generally yes, for an equivalent finish and condition. Gold on the bezel and bracelet (Rolesor) also matters a great deal.
How much does the Ligokero service cost?
Nothing to pay upfront. A 10% commission (incl. VAT) is charged only if a sale is actually completed.
Describe your Datejust to receive a proposal from our network.