The 126334 is the 41mm Wimbledon. Same dial concept as the 36mm version, but on the larger case with the fluted bezel and Jubilee. The 41mm is the more contemporary Datejust size, and the Wimbledon dial is the config most people think of when they picture the modern reference.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Factory | VS Factory |
| Reference | 126334 (Datejust 41, all steel, fluted bezel, Wimbledon dial, Jubilee) |
| Movement | DD3235 automatic, 72-hour power reserve |
| Case dimensions | 41mm diameter |
| Material | 904L Oystersteel |
| Bezel | Fluted, polished steel to simulate white gold |
| Dial | Wimbledon: slate sunburst with black Roman numerals outlined in green, single luminous baton at 9, date at 3 with cyclops |
| Bracelet | Jubilee, five-piece links, Oysterclasp with 5mm Easylink |
The dial. The Wimbledon at 41mm. Slate sunburst base with black Roman numerals outlined in the green Rolex uses for its branding. The single luminous baton at 9 is the intentional asymmetry that makes the dial recognizable. Everything else is the standard Datejust layout, date at 3 under the cyclops. The Wimbledon works even better at 41mm than 36mm because the larger dial gives the numerals more room to breathe. The green outline reads clearly from a distance.
The case. 41mm, the modern Datejust size. The larger case gives the watch more presence than the 36mm, and the fluted bezel has more surface area to catch light as a result. The bezel is polished steel meant to read as white gold, and on the bigger case it throws noticeably more reflection. The lugs are slimmed on this generation, so it wears a bit smaller than the number suggests.
The bracelet. Jubilee, five-piece links. Polished centers, brushed outers, folding Oysterclasp with the 5mm Easylink. The Jubilee is the natural partner for the fluted bezel and keeps the watch on the dressy side of the line.
The movement. DD3235, the same VSF 3235 clone that runs the 36mm. Genuine architecture, instant midnight date flip, real 72-hour reserve. It is the best 3235 clone on the market and the reason VSF leads this category.
The steel. All 904L. No plating, nothing to wear through.
The crystal. Sapphire with cyclops and the anti-reflective black hole treatment.
The takeaway. The 41mm Wimbledon is one of the most requested Datejust configs there is, and VSF has the layout down. The dial is the draw, the larger case gives it modern presence, and the fluted bezel with Jubilee is the classic dressy pairing. If you want the recognizable Wimbledon look with more wrist presence than the 36mm, this is the natural step up. It wears comfortably and reads unmistakably as a Datejust.