Rolex Datejust 41 Datejust 41 Stainless Steel - Fluted / Green Ombré / Jubilee

The Rolex Datejust 41 126334-0034 debuted in 2026 as a new variation of the Datejust collection, combining a green lacquer ombré dial with the classic white Rolesor configuration of Oystersteel and white gold. In this execution, the watch brings together several of the Datejust’s most recognisable design elements, including the fluted bezel, the date display under a Cyclops lens, and the Jubilee bracelet, while giving the model a different visual character through a dial treatment that moves from a vivid green centre to a darker outer edge. Its Oyster case measures 41 mm in diameter and follows the established architecture of the Datejust line, with a monobloc middle case, screw-down case back, and Twinlock screw-down winding crown. The case is executed in white Rolesor, with Oystersteel used for the middle case and bracelet, and white gold reserved for the fluted bezel. That bezel remains one of the defining features of the Datejust, both visually and historically, and in this reference it frames the dial with a more formal and recognisably Rolex profile than the smooth-bezel versions. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal incorporates the Cyclops lens over the date, and water resistance is rated to 100 metres. The dial is the central point of distinction. Rolex presents it in green lacquer ombré, with the entire surface coated in lacquer, a first for an ombré dial since this style returned to the catalogue in 2019. The effect is created by applying green lacquer to the base plate and then spraying black lacquer in concentric motions toward the outer portion of the dial. This gradient gives the watch a stronger sense of depth than a flat-colour dial, while also sharpening the visual contrast around the date window and the white printed text. Chromalight hour markers and the central handset preserve the familiar Datejust layout, but the ombré treatment gives the watch a noticeably different atmosphere from the more conventional dial options in the range. Inside is Rolex calibre 3235, a self-winding manufacture movement with centre hours, minutes, and seconds, instantaneous date with rapid setting, stop-seconds for precise time setting, and a power reserve of approximately 70 hours. It runs at 28,800 vibrations per hour and is equipped with a blue Parachrom hairspring and Paraflex shock absorbers. As in other Datejust 41 references, the movement combines the collection’s everyday date function with Rolex’s current-generation automatic architecture. The watch is fitted with a Jubilee bracelet in Oystersteel, with five-piece links, a folding Oysterclasp, and the Easylink comfort extension system allowing approximately 5 mm of adjustment. In this configuration, the bracelet reinforces the Datejust’s more traditional identity and sits naturally alongside the fluted bezel, while the green ombré dial introduces a more contemporary tonal treatment. The result is a Datejust 41 that remains firmly anchored in the collection’s longstanding design language, yet stands apart through the depth and contrast of its lacquered dial.