Luxury Watches

A small, curated selection of Rolex timepieces alongside our diamonds and fine jewelry — currently Datejust, Submariner, GMT-Master II, Explorer, Day-Date, Yacht-Master II and Oyster Perpetual, in stainless steel, two-tone and solid gold.

If you are new to buying at this level, the single most useful habit is to shop by reference number rather than by model name. “Datejust 41” describes a family that spans dozens of configurations; 126334 describes one specific combination of case size, bezel, bracelet and dial. Every listing here carries the reference in the title, along with the case diameter, the metal, the bezel type, the bracelet and the dial colour — the five things that actually distinguish one watch from another and that determine what it is worth.

The names attached to bracelets and bezels are Rolex’s own vocabulary rather than decoration: Oyster and Jubilee are different bracelets, fluted and smooth are different bezels, and each combination changes both the character of the watch and its price.

Before committing to any watch at this price, read the individual listing for its condition, what is included with it and what guarantee applies — those details are specific to each piece, not to the category.