Rolex Datejust 116233 Review

This is a Rolex Datejust 116233 Review Hey everybody, and welcome to the Rolex review series, presented by Bob’s Watches. Today we’re taking a look at something a little more out of the ordinary in the Rolex repertoire - this unique variant of the two-tone Datejust 116233. What’s always been interesting about the Datejust is the fact that it has always come in a plethora of unique dial offerings that can even surprise the most well-versed of Rolex fans, and this particular reference is a prime example. Bezel Of course, it wouldn’t be a true classic Datejust without a highly polished fluted bezel. While some references can be had with a smooth bezel these days, the fluted bezel played a major role in making the Datejust instantly recognizable as a Rolex creation. Being a two-tone reference, the bezel of this 116233 is made of 18k yellow gold. Case At a basic level in any variation, this Datejust reference is a real classic. It measures a modest 36mm in diameter, so unlike the more modern Datejust II that measures 41mm, this model has a more classic and almost vintage feel on the wrist. Though it’s small it isn’t shy on wrist presence. Being a two-tone model, the majority of the case is made if stainless steel, with only the crown and bezel made of solid 18k yellow gold. Bracelet Interestingly, Rolex has consistently offered the 116233 with both Jubilee and Oyster style bracelets. As with other Datejust references, these bracelets are interchangeable, so its future owner