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Rolex Watch Prices: Submariner, Daytona and Datejust

ART Jewellery & Watches Editorial Team
Rolex Watch Prices: Submariner, Daytona and Datejust

Prices for Rolex Submariner, Daytona and Datejust models vary according to the collection, case size, movement and metal used.

Knowing these features can help you compare models according to how you plan to wear them and your design preferences. Below, you can find the key features of the three collections and the factors that affect price.

The amounts shown are starting prices provided for Türkiye in October 2026. To identify the model that suits you and receive a current price quotation, you can contact ART Jewellery & Watches.

Rolex Submariner

The official retail price in Türkiye of the Submariner starts from €9,450 (October 2026).

Introduced in 1953, the Submariner was developed for professional diving. Current 41 mm models offer water resistance to 300 metres. The no-date Submariner uses calibre 3230, while the Submariner Date uses calibre 3235.

Factors that affect price
  • 41 mm cases in current models and 40 mm cases in previous generations
  • Date display and the corresponding movement
  • Oystersteel, Oystersteel and yellow gold, or a yellow gold case
  • Dial and ceramic bezel colour

Explore Submariner models at ART.

Rolex Daytona

The official retail price in Türkiye of the Daytona starts from €16,000 (October 2026).

Designed for motor racing in 1963, the Cosmograph Daytona is known for its chronograph and the tachymetric scale on its bezel. The current Oystersteel model has a 40 mm case and calibre 4131.

Factors that affect price
  • 40 mm case and chronograph movement
  • Oystersteel, gold, platinum or different combinations of metals
  • Oyster bracelet or Oysterflex strap
  • Dial colour, bezel and gem-set details

Explore Daytona models at ART.

Rolex Datejust

The official retail price in Türkiye of the Datejust starts from €8,000 (October 2026).

Introduced in 1945, the Datejust was the first self-winding, waterproof chronometer wristwatch to feature a date window at 3 o’clock on the dial. The current collection is available with 31, 36 and 41 mm cases. Datejust 31 uses calibre 2236, while Datejust 36 and Datejust 41 use calibre 3235.

Factors that affect price
  • 31, 36 or 41 mm case size
  • Oystersteel, Rolesor or gold case
  • Oyster or Jubilee bracelet
  • Domed, smooth or fluted bezel; dial and gem-set details

Explore Datejust models at ART.

New or pre-owned?

When choosing between a new and pre-owned Rolex, the model’s condition and the configuration that suits you are as important as the price. The main factors that affect value are:

  • Demand for the collection, reference and choice of metal
  • The watch’s condition, whether its original parts have been retained and its production period
  • Whether the box and documents are present, and whether they are consistent with the overall condition

When inspecting a watch, check the case and dial, movement performance, the originality of its parts and, if available, the box and documents. Exercise caution with examples that have replacement parts, an undisclosed condition or documents that do not match the watch details.

Which Rolex watch is right for you?

Set your priority as everyday wear, chronograph function or a classic look, then choose from the three collections.

What you wantWhat to considerWhy
Distinctive dive watch designSubmarinerRotating bezel and high water resistance
Chronograph functionDaytonaTime measurement and tachymetric scale
Classic, everyday wearDatejustDifferent case sizes and bracelets
A more compact fit on the wristDatejust 31 or 36Smaller case options

Where to buy Rolex watches: ART Jewellery & Watches

ART Jewellery & Watches is an independent boutique at Zorlu Center with more than 30 years of experience in the watch and jewellery sector. Each piece is inspected before it is placed in the display. The condition of each watch’s case and dial, movement performance, originality of parts, and box and documents are assessed separately.

If the model you are looking for is not in the display, ART can research sourcing options on request through its network of collectors and watch trade contacts. The website is a display of the collection, not an online shop. You can make an appointment to view the watches Monday to Saturday, 10:00-19:00.

For a sale or trade-in enquiry, you can use the Rolex watch valuation form. ART shares an initial assessment within 24 hours. You can use the details below to get in touch or make an appointment.

Address: Zorlu Center, Levazım Mahallesi Koru Sokak R2 Lobby Teras Evler T3 No:308, 34340 Beşiktaş/İstanbul

Phone and WhatsApp: 0552 353 64 84

Email: sales@artjewellerywatches.com

Visits: Monday - Saturday 10:00 - 19:00, by appointment only

Frequently asked questions

What determines the price of Rolex watches?

Along with the collection and reference, price is affected by case size, movement, metal, dial, bezel and bracelet choice. For pre-owned models, condition, original parts, and the status of the box and documents are also assessed.

What are the starting prices of the Submariner, Daytona and Datejust?

The official retail price in Türkiye starting prices for October 2026 are: Submariner €9,450, Daytona €16,000 and Datejust €8,000. You can request a quotation from ART for a current model and configuration.

Why is the reference number important when buying a Rolex?

The reference number helps identify the watch’s model and configuration. This allows you to match features such as case size, material and movement to the correct model.

Can I buy a Rolex watch from ART online?

No. ART’s website is a display, and online sales are not available. You can contact ART by WhatsApp or phone for information about a model, and view the watch at the boutique by appointment.

Can I sell or trade in my Rolex watch at ART?

Yes. You can complete the form to enquire about a sale or trade-in. ART shares an initial assessment within 24 hours. Go to the Rolex watch valuation form.

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