Because it exists in so many combinations, the Datejust is a watch where the dealer's expertise matters as much as condition. Two professionals can value a fluted bezel, an unusual dial or a Jubilee bracelet very differently, and putting them in competition is what brings that gap to light.
Pinning down your exact Datejust
- Case size: 36 mm or 41 mm on current generations;
- Metal: steel, Rolesor (steel and gold) or solid gold;
- Bezel: smooth, fluted or gem-set;
- Bracelet: Oyster, Jubilee or President depending on the version;
- Dial: colour, indexes, factory diamonds if any.
What moves the buy-back offer
On a Datejust, the exact metal / bezel / dial combination counts for more than age. Unaltered, factory-original parts are valued higher: a dial or bezel replaced outside the official network narrows the pool of interested professional buyers.
Box, papers and servicing
- Warranty card or certificate and original invoice;
- Box, spare links and service booklet;
- Documented recent service, if any;
- Avoid having the watch polished before selling.
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