Because the dial travels, so does the name. It appears on the Datejust 41 in steel (126334), yellow Rolesor (126333) and Everose Rolesor (126331), on the 36 mm Datejust 126234 and on the earlier Datejust II, 116333; our nickname article also lists the 126300.
Our records tell the metals apart by the fluted bezel: 18K white gold on the steel watches, yellow gold on the 116333. They come on either the Jubilee or the Oyster bracelet.
To buy one well, pick the size and the metal first. The name stays the same across them, so the reference is what you are buying; each listing gives it, with the year and any card or box, and our guide to reading a Rolex listing shows how to check them. The 36 and 41 mm Datejusts we carry are all on the Datejust page, and every Rolex nickname is explained in our article.
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