This iced out Rolex Datejust 41 diamond dial super clone recreates reference 126333, the 41 mm Yellow Rolesor Datejust that joins an Oystersteel case to 18k yellow gold on the bezel and bracelet. Our build carries a full diamond pavé dial marked with raised Arabic numerals, framed by a diamond-set bezel and worn on the five-link Jubilee bracelet. The date sits at 3 o’clock beneath the Cyclops lens, exactly as on the genuine 126333. It is an aftermarket diamond-set interpretation, assembled to read and wear like the factory watch while a clone movement drives the hands.

Specifications

• Reference: 126333
• Case: 41mm Yellow Rolesor (Oystersteel with 18k yellow gold)
• Bezel: Diamond-set 18k yellow gold
• Dial: Diamond pavé with Arabic numerals
• Crystal: Sapphire with Cyclops over the date
• Bracelet: Jubilee, Yellow Rolesor five-link
• Movement: Automatic, clone Cal. 3235 or A Grade Japanese automatic
• Power reserve: 70 hours
• Water resistance: 30 m
• Quality options: A Grade $329 / super clone $769

Diamond Pavé Dial Explained

The pavé effect comes from stones set edge to edge across the whole dial surface, so there is no painted or sunburst base left visible underneath. Over that field sit applied Arabic numerals in 18k yellow gold, which keeps the hours legible against the sparkle rather than letting the layout read as a blank sheet of brilliants. The diamond-set bezel repeats the treatment on a smaller ring, and both the dial pavé and the bezel stones are aftermarket settings, not a factory-standard 126333 option. That combination is what the “iced out” tag describes here, and it is why this card differs from the plain-bezel, solid-colour Datejust 41 pieces we also stock.

How the 126333 Compares

Against a clean-dial Datejust 41 such as the White Rolesor 126334 with white Roman dial, this 126333 trades a quiet, legible face for a fully set, light-catching one: Yellow Rolesor rather than White Rolesor, Arabic numerals rather than Roman, and a fully diamond-paved field and bezel instead of a matte lacquer dial with a smooth fluted surround.

Datejust 41 Diamond Replica FAQ

Is the pavé dial real diamond or printed?

The stones are physically set, not printed. This is a diamond-set super clone build, so the dial and bezel carry individually seated stones across the surface rather than a graphic of a pavé dial.

Will people spot a fake just from the iced-out look?

No, the proportions do the work. The 41 mm case, the Cyclops date at 3, the Jubilee links and the Arabic numeral layout all follow the genuine 126333, so the watch reads as a diamond Datejust at a glance rather than as an obvious copy.

Which quality should I pick?

Pick the super clone at $769 if you want the clone Cal. 3235 with its 70-hour behaviour and the closest finishing on the stones and bracelet; the A Grade at $329 runs an A Grade Japanese automatic and suits a lower budget.

Other versions in stock: Datejust 41 mint dial (m126334-0028), Datejust 41 mint dial (126334) and the full Datejust collection.