The Rolex Datejust is a classic everyday watch, pairing a date window with a case and bracelet combination that works for both dress and daily wear. The single listing currently in this category is the Rolex Datejust 28mm Chocolate VI Diamond Dial, listed at $9,000. Do not read this category as a Datejust 41 category: at the time of writing, no Datejust 41, Mint Green or Wimbledon listing is shown in this category.

The live listing is a 28mm Oyster case with a sunburst chocolate brown dial, diamond hour markers at 6 and 9 o’clock, calibre 2236 and a Jubilee bracelet. It is described as a full set, including the original inner and outer boxes, warranty card, manual and warranty booklets, green and white hang tags, and all original links. That combination of a smaller case, a chocolate dial and diamond markers is the specific character of this listing, so compare it on those terms rather than on the broader Datejust range.

Choosing a Datejust starts with size and dial, then moves to bezel and bracelet. For this listing, the size is 28mm, the dial is chocolate brown with diamond markers, and the bracelet is Jubilee. If you are comparing it with other Datejust sizes or dials, use the buying guide linked below for general background, but treat only the listing in this category as the watch actually available here. A fluted or smooth bezel and a Jubilee or Oyster bracelet can change the look of a Datejust, so always check the bezel and bracelet stated on the exact listing you are considering.

Before you buy, check the case size, dial, movement, bracelet, condition, and box and papers for this listing. For this watch, that means confirming the 28mm case, chocolate VI diamond dial, calibre 2236, Jubilee bracelet and full-set contents listed above. Those details matter because a Datejust listing can differ in size, dial and set even when the model name is the same.

If you already own a Datejust and are considering a sale or a trade, start from the same details: case size, dial, bracelet, condition, and whether you have box and papers. Contact GMT Timepiece to discuss selling or trading, and review the authentication process before you buy or sell.

View the Datejust listing. Read the Datejust 41 buying guide for general Datejust background. Read the authentication guarantee. The price shown here is the price listed on the category page at the time of writing, and it may change as stock changes.

Frequently asked questions

What Datejust is actually listed in this category?

Only one: the Rolex Datejust 28mm Chocolate VI Diamond Dial, listed at $9,000. No Datejust 41, Mint Green or Wimbledon listing is shown in this category at the time of writing.

What are the details of that listing?

It is a 28mm Oyster case with a sunburst chocolate brown dial, diamond hour markers at 6 and 9 o’clock, calibre 2236 and a Jubilee bracelet, described as a full set.

Does it include box and papers?

Yes, as described on the listing: the full set includes the original inner and outer boxes, warranty card, manual and warranty booklets, green and white hang tags, and all original links.

How do I choose between Datejust sizes and dials?

Start with case size, then dial, bezel and bracelet. The buying guide linked above gives general background on wider Datejust options, but only the 28mm Chocolate VI Diamond Dial listing in this category is the watch shown as available here.

Can I sell or trade a Datejust?

Yes, you can ask about selling or trading. Start with your watch’s case size, dial, bracelet, condition, and whether you have box and papers, then contact GMT Timepiece to discuss a sale or trade.