The Replica Rolex Datejust 36 126234 carries the slate grey “Wimbledon” dial on a 36mm White Rolesor case, a super clone built around reference 126234-0045. Green Roman numerals sit against the cool slate grey centre, the two-tone reading that collectors named after the tennis tournament. An Oystersteel case and caseback sit beneath a fluted 18k white gold bezel, with a five-link Jubilee bracelet closing the look. This rolex datejust 36 slate dial reads as a quiet dress watch that still holds its colour in daylight.

Specifications

• Reference: 126234-0045
• Case: 36mm White Rolesor (Oystersteel with 18k white gold)
• Bezel: Fluted 18k white gold
• Dial: Slate grey with green Roman numerals
• Crystal: Sapphire with Cyclops lens over the date
• Bracelet: Jubilee
• 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

Slate Green Roman Dial Explained

The dial is a graphite-leaning slate grey, and every Roman numeral is printed in green rather than the usual applied metal, which is the detail that drives the Wimbledon nickname. The numerals run around the full circle except at three, where a framed date window sits under the Cyclops. Green minute-track accents and the single green highlight at VI tie the palette together, while sword hands keep the centre uncluttered. Because the colour lives in the printing and not in lume, the green stays crisp from any angle on the 36mm format.

126234 vs the 41mm Datejust comparison

At 36mm this reference wears smaller and more formally than the larger case, and its slate-and-green scheme is busier up close than a plain printed dial such as the 41mm White Roman Datejust, which uses applied silver numerals on white. Choose the 36mm 126234 when you want the colour story and a dress-watch wrist presence; step up to 41mm when you prefer scale and a cleaner face.

Datejust 36 Slate Dial Replica FAQ

Is the green printing on the numerals correct for this reference?

Yes, the green Roman numerals are faithful to the 126234-0045 Wimbledon layout. We print them on the slate grey base in the same positions as the genuine dial, with the date framed at three under the Cyclops.

How do I spot a fake slate Wimbledon dial done badly?

A weak build usually gets the green tone wrong, often too bright or applied as glossy paint instead of a flat matte print. Check that the slate grey stays even under light and that the numeral spacing tightens correctly toward the rehaut.

What movement runs this 36mm Datejust?

It runs an automatic clone Cal. 3235 with a 70-hour power reserve, or an A Grade Japanese automatic on the budget build. Both self-wind through the Oyster case rated to 30 m.

Other versions in stock: 36mm Datejust 126234-0051, full 36mm Datejust collection and all Datejust references.