Steel & Rose Gold Rolex Watches

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About Stainless Steel & Rose Gold Rolex Watches

Stainless steel and rose gold Rolex watches combine 904L Oystersteel with 18k Everose gold in a configuration Rolex calls Everose Rolesor. The result is a warmer, more contemporary two-tone aesthetic than traditional yellow gold and steel, with the same durability and prestige across the lineup. At WatchGuys, we carry pre-owned and unworn steel and rose gold Rolex models in the Datejust, GMT-Master II, and Yacht-Master collections, each authenticated in-house and backed by a 2-year warranty.

Everose gold is Rolex's proprietary rose gold alloy, introduced in 2005. Unlike traditional pink gold, which can fade or yellow over time, Everose contains a small amount of platinum that locks in the warm pink tone permanently. In Rolesor configuration, the bezel, crown, and center bracelet links are crafted from solid 18k Everose, while the case and outer bracelet links are made from Oystersteel. This is the same construction Rolex has used for two-tone watches since 1933, updated with the brand's modern materials.

Which Rolex Models Come in Steel and Rose Gold?

The current Everose Rolesor lineup spans four core references across three model families. The Rolex Datejust 126231 is the 36mm two-tone rose gold Datejust with a fluted Everose bezel, available with chocolate, sundust, Wimbledon, and pink dial options on either Jubilee or Oyster bracelets. The Rolex Datejust 126331 is the 41mm version with the same dial and bracelet flexibility, sized for buyers who prefer a contemporary wrist presence.

The Rolex GMT-Master II 126711CHNR, known as the Rolex Root Beer, is the only steel and rose gold GMT-Master II in current production. It pairs the Everose Rolesor case and bracelet with a brown and black Cerachrom ceramic bezel, making it one of the most distinctive two-tone sport watches Rolex makes. The previous-generation two-tone GMT, the Rolex GMT-Master II 16713, is also available pre-owned in steel and yellow gold for buyers who prefer a vintage aluminum bezel. The Rolex Yacht-Master 40 is also produced in Everose Rolesor (refs. 116621 and 126621), with chocolate, black, and rhodium dial options on a matching two-tone Oyster bracelet.

Stainless Steel & Rose Gold Rolex Price

Pre-owned Everose Rolesor Rolex prices typically range from $13,000 to $22,000+ depending on the model, dial, bracelet, and condition. The 36mm Datejust 126231 starts around $13,000, while the 41mm Datejust 126331 generally trades between $14,000 and $20,000. The Yacht-Master 116621 and 126621 fall in a similar range, typically $14,000 to $20,000. The GMT-Master II 126711CHNR Root Beer commands $15,000 to $20,000, often closer to retail than its all-steel siblings due to its precious-metal content. Wimbledon dials, chocolate dials, and unworn condition examples sit at the top of each range. For full pricing context across the brand, see our Rolex watches collection.

Everose Rolesor vs. Yellow Rolesor

Everose Rolesor (steel and rose gold) and Yellow Rolesor (steel and yellow gold) share the exact same case construction, movements, and bracelet options, but differ in the gold alloy. Everose has a softer, warmer pink tone that pairs especially well with chocolate, sundust, and pink dials. Yellow gold has a brighter, more traditional appearance that works well with champagne and white dials. Everose Rolesor is the newer of the two, having been introduced to most collections in the mid-2010s. For comparison, browse our two-tone Rolex collection, which includes both Yellow and Everose Rolesor options, or explore solid gold Rolex watches for full precious-metal alternatives.

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Why Buy Steel & Rose Gold Rolex From WatchGuys

WatchGuys is one of the country's leading pre-owned luxury watch dealers, with over 300 authenticated pieces in stock at any given time. Every pre-owned steel and rose gold Rolex for sale on our site is verified, photographed, and described in-house before it ever reaches a listing page.

Common Questions

Steel & Rose Gold Rolex FAQ

• What Is Everose Rolesor?

  Everose Rolesor is the official Rolex term for the two-tone configuration that combines 904L Oystersteel with 18k Everose gold. The bezel, crown, and center bracelet links are made of solid 18k Everose gold, while the case and outer bracelet links are crafted from Oystersteel. Everose is Rolex's proprietary rose gold alloy, designed to maintain its warm pink tone permanently without fading.

• Which Rolex Models Are Available in Steel and Rose Gold?

  The current Everose Rolesor lineup includes the Rolex Datejust 36 (ref. 126231), the Rolex Datejust 41 (ref. 126331), the Rolex GMT-Master II 126711CHNR Root Beer, and the Rolex Yacht-Master 40 (refs. 116621 and 126621). Discontinued steel and rose gold options also exist within the Yacht-Master II and earlier Yacht-Master 37 references.

• How Much Does a Steel and Rose Gold Rolex Cost?

  Pre-owned Everose Rolesor Rolex prices generally range from $13,000 to $22,000+. The 36mm Datejust 126231 starts around $13,000, the 41mm Datejust 126331 trades between $14,000 and $20,000, the Yacht-Master 116621 and 126621 fall in a similar range, and the GMT-Master II 126711CHNR Root Beer typically sits between $15,000 and $20,000. Condition, dial variant, and box and papers all influence final pricing.

• Does Everose Gold Fade Over Time?

  No. Everose gold is engineered specifically to prevent the fading that affects traditional rose gold. Rolex adds a small amount of platinum to the gold and copper alloy in their in-house foundry, which stabilizes the warm pink color permanently. Even after years of daily wear, an Everose Rolex retains the same tone it had on day one.

• Is Steel and Rose Gold Rolex a Good Investment?

  Everose Rolesor models hold value well on the secondary market. The two-tone Datejust references in particular have shown consistent demand, with the Wimbledon and chocolate dial configurations typically commanding the strongest premiums. The GMT-Master II Root Beer (126711CHNR) often trades closer to its retail price than the all-steel GMT-Master II references, making it one of the more accessible current-production GMT models. While Everose Rolesor watches do not see the dramatic price spikes of certain steel sport models, they offer steady value retention combined with precious-metal substance.

• Everose Rolesor vs. Solid Everose Gold Rolex?

  Everose Rolesor combines steel with 18k Everose gold, while solid Everose models are crafted entirely from 18k Everose gold. The Rolesor configuration delivers the warm rose gold aesthetic on the bezel, crown, and center links at a significantly lower price than a full gold piece, often $20,000 to $30,000 less depending on the model. Solid Everose Rolex watches offer more wrist weight, a fully tonal look, and higher resale floors but sit at a much higher price tier. Browse our gold Rolex watches collection for full Everose options.

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