Rolex Datejust II
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Why was the Rolex Datejust II discontinued?
The Rolex Datejust II was discontinued to make way for the introduction of the Datejust 41. The Datejust 41 offered a slightly smaller and more balanced design, along with upgraded movement and features, which better aligned with Rolex’s design philosophy.
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What is the difference between a Rolex Datejust and Datejust II?
The primary differences between the Rolex Datejust and Datejust II are in size and design. The Datejust II features a larger 41mm case compared to the classic 36mm Datejust. Additionally, the Datejust II has a slightly thicker case and bolder design elements, while the Datejust 41 (which replaced it) offers a more refined and balanced appearance.
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Does the Rolex Datejust II hold its value?
Yes, the Rolex Datejust II generally holds its value well. Due to its limited production and the reputation of the Rolex brand, the Datejust II remains a desirable model among collectors and watch enthusiasts, which helps it retain its value over time.
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Is the Rolex Datejust II a good watch?
The Rolex Datejust II is an excellent watch, known for its precision, durability, and iconic design. It’s well-suited for those who prefer a larger watch with a strong presence on the wrist while still maintaining the classic Datejust elegance.
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When was the Rolex Datejust II discontinued?
The Rolex Datejust II was discontinued in 2016 when Rolex introduced the Datejust 41, which offered a more refined design and updated features.
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Does the Rolex Datejust II come with a warranty?
If purchased new from an authorized dealer, the Rolex Datejust II would have come with a warranty. For pre-owned models, the warranty depends on the seller. At A&E Watches, we offer a warranty on all our pre-owned Rolex Datejust II watches, so please check the specific details for each watch on our website.
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What types of materials and finishes are available for the Rolex Datejust II?
The Rolex Datejust II was available in a variety of materials, including stainless steel, two-tone (Rolesor), and full gold. The watch also featured different bezel options, such as fluted or smooth, and a range of dial colors and markers to suit various tastes.
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Is the Rolex Datejust II suitable for all wrist sizes?
The Rolex Datejust II, with its 41mm case, is generally suitable for medium to larger wrist sizes. While it may feel slightly large on smaller wrists, its design ensures a comfortable and secure fit for most wrist sizes, making it a versatile choice for many.