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Question Time: Should You Buy A Rolex "Wimbledon

UPDATED JULY 11th 2024

Bats, balls and sweaty sports people are on order for Wimbledon fortnight. Beginning this year on July 1rd 2024, two worlds collide in a combination of heritage, sporting prowess and of course time capturing moments in history.

How about John McEnroe’s epic battles with Bjorn Borg, Jana Novotna with a Royal shoulder to cry on, or Andy Murray’s first British singles victory since Fred Perry in 2013. Yes that was 10 years but time sadly is not on the Scots side as he bids farewell to the lawns at Wimbledon 2024.

What about this year at SW19? Unfortunately, the Singles was as much of a washout as the weather for British participants, as we saw Emma Raducanu take the long walk last Sunday against New Zealand qualifier, Lulu Sun.

For the build up, we saw a thrilling exhibition between Lorenzo Musetti and Taylor Fritz, with Musetti emerging as the more dominant force in the gentlemen’s draw.

While the number 25 seed has been performing exceptionally well, with a sterling record of 12-2 on the grass, he must come to terms with his first ever Grand Slam semi-final against number 2 seed, Novack Djokovic on the Centre Court.

The 24-time Grand Slam champ has remained in typical, high-quality form, seeing out Alex De Minaur on Wednesday and forcing him to withdraw.

Prior to him heading into the semi-finals, he thought he’d voice a few of his own opinions after the spectators chanted throughout his match, proclaiming;

“…I have played in much more hostile environments, trust me - you guys can’t touch me”

It’s safe to say that he swiftly silenced all of the haters! In the ladies draw, fourth seed Elena Rybakina continued her triumphant streak after beating Elina Sviotlina in straight sets.

Opposing her is previous world No. 2 legend and seed number 31, Barbora Krejcikova, who will be looking to make headlines in her first ever Wimbledon semi-finals.

Will we see Djokovic rise to lift the famed Wimbledon trophy or will 2023 winner Carlos Alcaraz come up trumps again? Will previous defending champion Elena Rybakina come to claim the Venus Rosewater Dish this time round?

**BREAKING NEWS** Jasmine Paolini becomes the first ever Italian tennis player to reach a Wimbledon final. After an epic battle against crestfallen Donna Vekic in the longest ever semi-final in history, she emerged victorious 6-2, 4-6, 6-7 (8-10).

As for this year’s Wimbledon, the Ladies Singles Final will be contested between Paolini and 31st seed, Czech born Barbora Krejčíková to crown a brand new champion.

Speaking of tennis stars and the thrilling competition, a certain Roger Federer has been spotted, not with the players, but as a spectator at Wimbledon 2024. Retired in 2022, we can’t blame him for wanting to keep the thrill alive, even if it is just court side.

However, horophiles were much more concerned with the dazzling timepiece he put on show. Dolled in a James Bond style charcoal suit, we were taken aback by the glorious Datejust 41mm 126333 reference on his wrist.

Coming in yellow gold and steel alongside an Oyster bracelet, the pieces are luxurious, persistently in demand and feature that all encompassing Wimbledon dial, finished with green edged Roman numerals. Best watch of Wimbledon 2024… Let’s wait and see!

Whether it’s written in the stars or at the bottom of that bowl of strawberries and cream at SW19, we are in for a scintillating final few days of the tournament. Rolex and Wimbledon have been working together since 1978 in the endless pursuit of combining Haute Horlogerie with the intricacy of tennis.

Ever since that partnership, a few developments have taken place, including the informal introduction of The Datejust “Wimbledon” ref. 126331 in 2019.

It’s not just this Swiss brand either. Their brother, Tudor, has also been getting into the spirit of things. You might say that’s not cricket.

But we are talking about tennis, remember. Did you spot Tudor’s first ambassador and sporting hunk David Beckham rocking the green Black Bay 58 this year?

Without further ado, it’s definitely best if we get into the Pimms and lemonade of this sparkling relationship between the Rolex Datejust and Wimbledon.

Relationship Between Rolex and Wimbledon

The brand and Wimbledon started way back in 1978 when Wimbledon was called “The Championships''. Of course, tennis took off dramatically and the horological brand joined the rising wave!

Source - Office Chai

What about Wimbledon? They are played on grass courts cut precisely to 8mm. That's about as precise as Roger Federer’s majestic backhand slices. Representing the peak of tennis. The greatest on court duels like Rod Laver vs John Newcombe have always been highly impressive feats of physical dexterity and phenomenal technique.

Only the greats have conquered such a prestigious event with many Testimonies from the brand. From women like Angelique Kerber and Garbiñe Muguruza to Stefan Edberg and Björn Borg, the sport has broken barriers in a quest for the best.

Other champions who have had the pleasure of holding the trophy aloft include not only 8 time champion Roger Federer and wild card entrant Goran Ivanisevic but German legend Boris Becker, achieving Wimbledon glory at the tender age of 17.

If you’ve watched the sport and have yourself some tasty sports wristwear, you’ll know that the etiquette side of things is as refined as a late 18th century British tea party. From wearing all white to the associations with Pimms, strawberries and cream, Wimbledon is a part of sporting global culture.

Why Are Rolex And Wimbledon Conjoined?

This isn’t a recent endeavour, Timelords. Dating back to 1978, Rolex shared a racket with The Championships as tennis became increasingly popular. The Swiss powerhouse served and volleyed their way to becoming the Official Timekeeper of the event when tennis was slowly reaching global domination.

If you keep a close eye out, you may have noticed Roger Federer wearing the brand when lifting his 8 Wimbledon titles, the last of which coming in 2017.

For Wimbledon 2024, he adorns a truly tantalising Rolex Datejust 41mm 126333. This Wimbledon inspired piece comes in yellow gold and steel, and features those green Roman numerals that get horophiles heads in a spin!

This product placement is the same for all winners of the competition. Talk about marketing to the extreme! The brand has been supporting this event for more than 40 years! The great relationship between Wimbledon and the brand has of course led to the release of a beautiful piece, the aptly titled Rolex Wimbledon.

History Behind The Rolex Datejust and Wimbledon

It’s strange because not many people actually know that Wimbledon is a strong inspiration behind a particular Datejust model.

The brand spotted at Wimbledon - Source - Ministry of Sport

Brief History of The Rolex Wimbledon Ref. 126331

Originally released in 1945, the Rolex Wimbledon is so called after The Datejust, the first timepiece that blended a date with a self winding movement that was simultaneously waterproof and a chronometer.

Celebrating 40 years of the iconic brand, the Datejust ref. 126331 has since become a mainstay of the brand. Developing from the circular face style to the fluted bezel it has today, the timepiece has been confirmed as a luxurious model and not an everyday affair

Its iconic functions like the cyclops eye came in 1954 and has remained in the watches design ever since. On the other hand, it has varied and changed since its inception. New materials have been introduced and the styles have been altered to get the best results possible. However the same points remain.

It’s a sublime timekeeper that prioritises both time and date with a healthy dose of refinement.

Rolex Datejust and Wimbledon Ref. 126331

Without getting too much into the timepiece just yet, The Rolex Wimbledon first garnered its distinctive nickname in 2019 upon the reference 116333. They are the masters of subtlety.

A closer inspection would reveal that they have never explicitly mentioned that The Rolex Wimbledon is named after the event per se. We can strongly hazard a guess however as the model is regularly involved with the tournament.

The timepiece has incorporated a variety of references, from the 116234 to the 126331. This means the iconic dial has been displayed on beautiful yellow gold and steel materials. Did we mention that yellow gold watches are extremely fashionable?

Without withholding you from your own manicured green lawns, let’s get into the details of the latest Wimbledon ref. 126331.

Construction Of The Rolex Wimbledon Ref. 126331

Made from both Oyster Steel and Everose Gold for its case, The Datejust ref 126331 creates a highly reliable two-tone timepiece. Enjoying an Oyster steel bracelet, the model is rough and ready for life’s triumphs.

Ref. 126331

As we know, the Swiss brand uses their own foundries to create their materials for the case and bracelet.

As such, the high quality Everose gold, not to mention renowned Oyster steel case and bracelet is extremely durable and has a beautiful shine when quickly buffed. Make sure that case and bracelet look ready to go with a navy suit for the important business meeting or a slicked back black cashmere jumper to look comfy yet refined.

Since they are both rather steely in complexion, The Datejust 126331 can be worn with a variety of outfits due to its grey exterior and bracelet. This doesn’t mean the timepiece and its metallic case and bracelet is a miserable affair either, Timelords! Far from it.

There’s really no need to be grey. Why so? Because Chrono Hunter delivers the best rays of horological light from the horological world with all the latest up to the minute natterings and chitterings.

So, in the beginning, the bezel on the Datejust was a coin shape, instead of the highly luxurious fluted bezel style we see today on the timepiece. Typically associated with the Day-Date, only the most refined watches can lay claim to wearing such an iconic bezel such as Jay Z and controversial Donald Trump.

As well as ensuring the waterproofness of the watches as the bezel atop the case is screwed on, it also matches the caseback of the model. The case is crafted out of Everose Gold, so luxury is abundant! While the bracelet is crafted out of Oyster steel, it’s still immensely desirable and collectible due to its beautiful finish and strength.

You’re probably wondering by now, ‘where is the Wimbledon inspiration on the watches?’ All in good time, my deeply loyal horological friends!

Staring The Watch In The Face

The dial of The Datejust is given a sexy slate grey background. Granted a sunray finish, light can competently be cast throughout the timepiece, enhancing the visibility of the dial.

Save your salmon dials for another time or other avant garde watches we like such as the H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Centre Seconds Smoked Salmon Dial.

Ref. 126331

The brushed lines protrude outwards from the centre of the dial, casting light all around as if the light hits it perfectly just like Andre Agassi’s legendary double backhand. The

Wimbledon timepiece’s dial is coated with Chromalight, the brand's own source of luminescence which provides a neon blue light when in darkness.

You don’t need to see the case or the bracelet, just ensure your style and your wrist are illuminated to the max. Now, for the Wimbledon bit!

The hour markers display large black Roman numerals which clearly stand out against the slate grey dial. They are also gently edged with a luminous green colouring. If you didn’t know, colourful men's watches for horological consumers nowadays are firmly on the agenda, especially green dial watches!

More on Chrono Hunter about the best colourful watches for men;

An unofficial timepiece of the Championships due to its similar colour scheme reflected in the Datejust, it could be argued that these accents are typically associated with the brand's logo. Yet, the answer lies in the blessed lawns at SW19.

The green tinge on The timepiece clearly offers a new side to the brand. It’s not often that the classical watches, especially dress watches like the new 1908 or Sky Dweller, feature bright flashes of colour. The Wimbledon model isn’t your standard dress timepiece. In this case, the colour is a necessary aspect to promote the heritage of the brand's illustrious partnership with Wimbledon.

The dial itself is rather unconventional. Featuring Roman numerals, the 9 o’clock hour marker is a baton instead. While this could be criticised as it doesn't really marry up to the entire Rolex Wimbledon, it is actually so the logo at 12 o’clock and date aperture with Cyclops eye at 3 o’clock is more consistent to these specific watches.

Brought together beautifully alongside The Oyster bracelet, it blends the durability of the classic bracelet with the latest technology, the watch features an Oysterclasp and Easylink comfort extension link to quickly expand the length of the bracelet by up to 5mm.

Technical Features of The Rolex Wimbledon Ref. 126331

The watch is powered by the movement 3235.

Ref. 126331

Manufactured by the brand, the 3235 movement prides itself on its exceptionally high level of accuracy. As a Superlative Chronometer, the watch provides both COSC certification and the brands own stamp of approval on the movement.

It’s no wonder why The Wimbledon model runs like clockwork. The 3235 movement is capable of operating between -2/+2 seconds every day adhering to the Swiss brand’s meticulous attention to detail and precision.

The Wimbledon ref. 126331 may not have a GMT function or is adorned with lab-grown diamonds, but it represents the peak of classic minimalism and immense power thanks to its highly accurate Superlative movement.

Running the standard timekeeping functions, the watches movement competently allows for instantaneous date changes with a rapid setting function. The movement 3235 is capable of stop-seconds which allows the time keeping to be measured precisely and with comprehensively no detail spared.

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Protected by a Paramagnetic blue Parachrom hairspring and the brands own Paraflex shock absorbers, the watches are not only capable of resisting magnetism, they have the ability to withstand most shocks to the system. It has an immense power reserve of 70 hours and a very reliable running rate of 28,800VpH.

Enough time for you to jet off to the Cote D’Azur for some croissants and a cafe au lait!

What’s Our View On The Rolex Wimbledon Ref. 126331?

We think The Wimbledon ref. 126331 is a truly astonishing watch and remains highly desirable among enthusiasts and collectors.

Ref. 126331

If you’ve paid close attention to our other articles, you’ll realise that the brand never explicitly mentions any brand or marketing collaboration within their watches. That’s probably why many enthusiasts already instantly recognise some of the most popular nicknames from the brand like “The Hulk,” and The Submariner “Bluesy”

Take for example The Deepsea Sea-Dweller James Cameron. Admittedly, the murky sea style dial is a strong giveaway, but no “James Cameron” verbiage is used that directly links to the actual collaboration. In this respect, the brands allow these watches to become possible grail watches or cult watches due to the community taking the lead in terms of naming them. After all, doesn’t everyone love an inside joke?

The construction of Everose Gold and steel allows these watches to be considered as dress watches or a more casual timepiece. Versatile and sought after, this novelty is highly desired in a world where people are searching to buy a watch with a multi-purpose one size fits all policy.

Only the most versatile watches like the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak or tennis players like Stefanos Tsitsipas, Coco Gauff and Polish number 1 ranked Iga Swiatek can live up to these high standards.

The green etchings around the Roman numerals offer an unusual dynamic for the watches. This allows the watches to be individualised which is a big plus for those looking to invest in a Rolex Wimbledon model.

We believe the watches have strong potential as an investment piece. Blending numerals, rich heritage and spotting magnitude, it makes the Rolex Wimbledon model a very popular investment option. The fluted bezel and cyclops date situated at 3 o’clock is timeless and should be considered as a potential investment.

If you find yourself on Centre Court with the model, you can get into the spirit of things with a cream white shirt to match the strawberries and the players. Feeling even smarter? Take David Beckham’s approach and wear a beige suit and brown tie. We wouldn’t dare ask the Tudor ambassador for his views on the Wimbledon timepiece! Would we?

You can buy a Rolex Datejust 41mm Wimbledon 126331 with Oyster strap at retail for £12,900 as of July 2024.

Other Specifications Of The Rolex Wimbledon Ref. 126331

That's a lot of info to take in, Time Peeps. In the interests of keeping your mind refreshed about these wonderful watches, why not take a look at the table below.

Reference Numbers	Dial Colour	Strap	Material
126331	Slate Grey	Bracelet - Oyster	Oyster steel and Everose Gold Case and Oyster steel bracelet

Movement	Superlative Chronometer - The brands perpetual, mechanical, self-winding calibre - 3235
Functions	Centre hour, minute and seconds hands. Instantaneous date with rapid setting. Stop-seconds for precise time setting
Case Back	Screw-Down
Water Resistance	100 metres
Case Thickness	8.9mm
Crystal	Sapphire
Bracelet	Oyster Steel

Everything You Need To Know About The Rolex Wimbledon

Is Rolex Wimbledon Discontinued?

It most certainly is not, Timelords! While past editions like reference 126303-0020 or the 26234-0045 may no longer see daylight, the latest ref. 126331 is still very much like meteorite dial loving Carlos Alcaraz…in tip top condition!

Just in case you forgot, or you are short of time, we have put the hard yards in, and as of July 2024, you can buy a Rolex Wimbledon ref. 126331 with Oyster strap at retail for £12,900

Do Wimbledon Players Get Rolexes?

Rolex remains exclusive, even to those stars flexing their backhand on the fine lawns of Wimbledon! As the Official Watch for Wimbledon, Rolex conducts everything from official timekeeping to sponsoring a select few tennis players to adorn the pieces.

Stars like Carlos Alcaraz, Iga Świątek and Roger Federer are a few examples of Rolexes ambassadors out on the court. Similarly, winners of the prestigious event receive a Rolex timepiece, meaning icons like Björn Borg, Stefan Edberg and Chris Evert have all been proud recipients of the brand after their victories.

However, other tennis legends like Rafeal Nadal are sponsored by Richard Mille, Serenea Williams is sponsored by Audemars Piguet and Djokovic is sponsored by Hublot. Rolex may be the brand of the tournament, but they don’t quite have all the stars under their umbrella… yet!

Who Wears Rolex Wimbledon?

The Rolex Wimbledon is only adorned by those who have links to the tournament, have the funds to get their hands on one, or can flex their celeb appeal to persuade some tight lipped dealer!

Interestingly, tennis legend Roger Federer wears the brilliant Wimbledon in a stunning two-tone design. Last seen flashing the beauty while raising his 8th Wimbledon trophy, he has since been spotted flexing this specific piece while spectating the latest 2024 Wimbledon series.

Defined as Rolesor, the material combines yellow gold and steel, resulting in a piece that's both luxurious and more affordable than their entirely gold alternatives.

Other figures that wear the watch tend to fall under the tennis star title, including icons like previous number one in singles Women’s Tennis, Garbine Muguruza. Furthermore, you can even spot 2009 US Open Singles title winner, Juan Martin del Potro adorning the pieces.

Is The Wimbledon Dial Hard To Get?

It’s generally understood that trying to source a Rolex Datejust of its own accord is incredibly difficult.

In fact, we’ve published an article - All The Essential Waitlist Times For Rolex Watches - Submariner, GMT-Master - that covers all the average Rolex wait times, and we found that the Datejust could take up to 6 months before you get your hands on one from retail.

Therefore, to add the attraction of a nickname fuelled Wimbledon dial, may make these watches even rarer to get a hold of, especially since the aesthetic is so unique in comparison to the Rolex portfolio. No offence to Rolex, but the Roman numeral markers, green tinge and two-tone elements are a little unorthodox for you!

It’s also understood that very low numbers of the Wimbledon dial have been released which naturally increases the rate of demand behind the models. However, references like the 126331 are still in production, meaning discontinuation isn’t a factor increasing their rarity.

You can buy a Rolex Datejust 41mm “Wimbledon” 126331 at retail for £12,900 as of July 2024. However, you can buy it on the secondary market for upwards of £10,400. Keep an eye out as this could easily jump up and become a solid investment!

Is The Rolex Wimbledon A Good Investment?

The Rolex Wimbledon can be considered a good investment. Firstly, it’s associated with the legendary Datejust collection.

The Datejust was initially released and debuted in 1945, and swiftly became the very first self-winding waterproof chronometer to show a window over the date aperture at 3 o’clock in the industry.

Following the incredible legacy of the main collection, the Wimbledon is extra special as it adds a highly unique dial onto the pieces. Made up of Roman numerals that are edged with green like Wimbledon’s lawns, the watches boast rarity in the form of being so alternative.

Furthermore, the dial's links with the famed tennis event adds even more selling power to the pieces. Remember, nickname watches from Rolex tend to perform very well, including models like the Rolex Submariner Hulk, GMT-Master II Pepsi and many, many more.

Flaunting a number of Rolex’s extra special signature features, these include the legendary Cyclops eye, fluted bezel and Jubilee bracelet, pertaining to the dressy luxury of the models. Need we reiterate that Roger Federer adorned a suit to pull this beauty off at Wimbledon 2024?

Rolex watches do tend to hold their value over time, due to their status in the horological world, and all of their current models yielding the excellent Superlative Chronometer certification, confirming the longevity and quality of the movements. The Rolex Wimbledon is no exception.

Therefore, we can consider the Rolex Wimbledon to be a reliable investment for your safes, or to wear out on the town!

Is Rolex Wimbledon Waterproof?

Yes, the Rolex Wimbledon is waterproof. You can expect an average water resistance of around 100 metres, meaning you can wear this in the shower and for a rigorous hand wash. We would tend to keep this out of the sea. Don’t let it go to the barnacles like the vintage Submariner 5513 that was spotted on the Pacific Ocean seabed back in 2023!

Other Rolex Wimbledon References

Datejust 41 Ref. 126303-0020 - Yellow Gold and Oyster Steel Case
Datejust 36 Ref. 126200-0017 - Oyster Steel case and bracelet
Datejust 36 Ref. 126234-0045 - Rolesor case and Oyster Steel bracelet

5 Reasons Why You Should Buy A Rolex Wimbledon

1. Phenomenal Legacy

As part of the legendary Rolex Datejust line that stretches back to 1945, The Rolex Wimbledon continues the legacy of combining a self-winding movement with a date function. In fact, the series was originally released to celebrate 40 years of the brand upon its release in 1945, allowing the timepieces to be one of oldest and enduring lines to date.

The Rolex Wimbledon takes this iconic collection and links it with arguably one of the hottest events on the sporting calendar. Interconnected from 2019 under the 1166333 release, while it’s not explicitly linked to this event, the green elements are strong hints to the SW19 tournament.

2. Sporting And Cultural Significance

Wimbledon is a significant cultural event on the sporting calendar and is constantly on the rise in terms of audience reach, increasing from 53.8 million streams in 2022 on the BBC to 54.3 million in 2023, representing the enduring popularity.

Rolex and Wimbledon have been serving up winners since 1978, seeing legends like Rod Laver vs John Newcombe battling it out on court. Rolex has since become the Official Timekeeper of SW19 and has been the watch gifted to the winners of the event.

Now, the Rolex Wimbledon has unofficially become the flagship line of the event. Officially, there is no explicit mention of the Wimbledon event on the watch, linking to the mystery grail status of the watch.

3. Quality Materials

The Rolex Wimbledon is crafted out of only the finest materials. Composed of Everose gold and Oyster steel, the watches combine both the durability of Rolex’s patented Oyster steel material, alongside high quality Everose material, another of Rolex’s dedicated materials.

In turn, these allow exceptional versatility, allowing the Wimbledon to be worn in the boardroom or dressed down for that weekend getaway. Meanwhile, the steel element gives the watches to that extra sportier edge.

This combination is present in the Oyster bracelet, which is defined by its iconic 3-link construction. In addition, they are affixed to an Oysterclasp with an Easylink 5mm comfort extension to allow users extra width on the go.

4. High Quality Movement Within The Rolex Wimbledon

It is powered by a rapid mechanical self-winding perpetual movement, identified as the 3235 calibre. In short, the movement ensures that the user is entitled to longevity and a high degree of quality.

Superlative Chronometer certified, these novelties can provide wearers with a highly reliable 70 hour power reserve and accurate -2/+2 seconds per day precision. Users are entitled to only the most functional complications, including central timekeeping and a date aperture at 3 o’clock, enhanced with a Cyclops eye for extra magnification.

5. Investment Potential

While naturally, we would advise wearing watches purely for pleasure, this is a defining dial that clearly links in with the tennis tournament that in our view makes this worthy of investment potential. This is via the green Roman numerals that are both very legible, tying in with the manicured green lawns of SW19.

The watches have the opportunity to hold value and increase over time, especially if you can pick one up on the secondary market in excellent condition. A pre-owned Rolex Wimbledon shows no showroom depreciation.

Combining the incredible legacy of the Datejust collection, they have a direct link to Wimbledon, alongside classic Rolex elements like the Cyclops date function at 3 o’clock and phenomenal fluted bezel.

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Conclusion

Time gentlemen please.

Truth be told, Timelords, the question of should you buy a Rolex Wimbledon is not a hard one. Absolutely! Trust us, we don’t require to rally any support for this enduring timepiece which has been a part of some of the finest sporting moments on the planet.

The combination of luxury apparel, premium precision and durability is something that cannot be understated in the horological world. Most brands have to choose! The link (not the bracelet type of link!) between stainless steel, Everose gold case and steel bracelet makes a Rolex Wimbledon watch incredibly versatile, ensuring interchangeability for all manner of outfits.

The dial is unique beyond comprehension. No where else in the brands portfolio will you find a dial so unquestionably linked to one of the major events in the sporting calendar. The dial has remained the same for this line, with only the material changing such as the 116333 in Oyster steel and yellow gold case.

We’ve waxed lyrical about this beauty for a while now. And truth be told, we really cannot get enough! There’s no need for Hawk Eye here. Thank you for joining us and keep your eyes out for some more articles from yours truly.

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