Inexpensive Rolex Datejust II Stainless Steel 116300

A breakthrough in budget takes us into the realm of most Datejust vintage watches. Here, in addition to solid pieces in steel and Rolesor, you’ll encounter stunning models in 18k white, rose or yellow gold. Moreover, there are many examples of the revered but short-lived Datejust II, which was introduced in 2009 and jumped in size from the traditional 36 mm to 41 mm, marking the biggest cosmetic change to this timeless design since the Cyclops lens debuted about 60 years ago.  
Not only has the size of the case been enlarged, but the bezel has been widened and the dial features have been thickened to make the most of the extra space. However, the width of the bracelet remains the same, resulting in wider lugs and a more masculine look throughout the replica watch. Inside, the Cal. 3136 is an updated version of the Cal. 3135. It is packed with the latest technology from the pioneering Swiss manufacturer, thanks to the blue Parachrom hairspring and the Paraflex shock absorber, which has become standard throughout the Rolex collection.
Even though it was discontinued in 2016 to make way for the 41mm version of the traditional Datejust, which maintained the same relative proportions as its smaller sibling, the Datejust II gained a strong following, appealing to original enthusiasts who wanted a watch more in line with the modern trend toward larger watches. Available in 904L steel and Rolesor Available in both materials, it will be a future classic, and flawless examples can be had for under $11,000.
As we reach five figures, some very special and historic models enter the picture. Rolex has never been shy about adorning their creations with luxurious items, and the jewel-dripping Datejust solid gold replica watches can reach exorbitant prices.
At more realistic prices, some of the earliest iterations from the 1940s and early 1950s make for a fascinating addition to Rolex’s catalog of specialized collectors. While it takes a bit of time to find, the first one still exists, with prices ranging from $10,000 upwards, depending on rarity and condition. It was the genesis of Rolex’s best-selling watch of all time and set the stage for everything that followed.