Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust with Sunburst Blue Diamond Dial & Crystal/Diamond Bezel
Rolex (Counterfeit/Replica suspected) · Jewelry & Watches > Luxury Watches
Era / Decade
Modern era (circa 2010s/2020s based on style, likely a contemporary replica)
Material
Likely Gold-plated / Stainless Steel; the stones are likely cubic zirconia or glass based on the setting and clarity in the photo.
Condition
Good (Cosmetic). Minor surface scratches on the lugs and bracelet. Significant red flag: the date wheel alignment and font consistency are poor.
Demand Level
Niche/Low. While Rolex is hot, demand for replicas is limited to specific gray-market platforms and carries significant legal risk for sellers.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$50 - $150 (As a decorative 'homage' or replica); $0 on major platforms as selling fakes is prohibited.
Estimated Retail Value
$12,500 - $15,500 (If authentic)
Comparable Sales
Genuine two-tone Datejusts with factory diamond dials sell for $8,000-$12,000. Replicas of this quality typically sell for $50-$100 in street markets.
Description
A two-tone gold and silver-finished watch styled after the Rolex Datejust. Features a vibrant sunburst blue dial with ten square-set faux-diamond hour markers. Encased in a gold-toned bezel set with a circle of clear crystals. Jubilee-style integrated bracelet and cyclops date window at 3 o'clock.
Key Features
High-demand aesthetic; Sunburst blue dial is a very popular colorway; Classic two-tone Datejust silhouette.
Authenticity Indicators
LOW CONFIDENCE. Red flags: The date font is inconsistent with Rolex standards; the magnification level of the cyclops lens is too low (Rolex is typically 2.5x); the finish on the hands and markers lacks the high-polish precision of genuine gold; 'Swiss Made' alignment is suspicious.
Flaws to Note
The date magnification (Cyclops) appears underpowered; the date '16' is poorly centered and the font weight is incorrect; the diamond settings on the dial look crude; the coronet (Rolex logo) alignment looks slightly off-center.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Offline locally as a 'fashion watch' after clearly stating it is not authentic. Avoid eBay, Poshmark, or Chrono24 as these will result in account bans for counterfeit items.
Selling Tips
Do not attempt to sell this as authentic. If you are certain it is genuine, it must be appraised and authenticated by a certified horologist at an Authorized Dealer (AD) before listing anywhere. For a fashion piece, focus on the 'Blue Sunburst Dial' and 'Two-Tone' style.