Submariner
Ten references from the 16610 to the 41 mm 126610 family, with retail and market prices.
An honest Rolex price guide, reference by reference
This Rolex price guide puts the official retail price and the real pre-owned market price side by side for every reference, in US dollars and ringgit. Next to the numbers, it shows the details that separate a genuine watch from a replica.
Start with a collection
Every current Rolex family, plus the discontinued references buyers still search for. Each collection page lists its references with current retail and pre-owned prices.
Sea-Dweller & Deepsea
Rolex’s saturation divers, from the 43 mm Sea-Dweller to the 50 mm titanium Deepsea Challenge.
GMT-Master II
Two-time-zone sports Rolex. Pepsi gone from 2026; Batman, Bruce Wayne, Sprite and gold models compared.
Cosmograph Daytona
Rolex's racing chronograph: 12 references from the steel Panda to the platinum and Le Mans editions.
Datejust
Twelve Datejust references in 31, 36 and 41 mm, from steel smooth bezels to Rolesor fluted gold.
Lady-Datejust
The 28 mm Datejust: White and Yellow Rolesor models, prices in USD and RM, and buying advice.
Day-Date
The President: gold or platinum only, in 36 mm and 40 mm. Retail, used prices and fake tells.
Oyster Perpetual
Rolex's entry point: time-only steel watches from 28 to 41 mm, with colour dials that drive resale.
Explorer & Explorer II
Explorer 36, 40 and Explorer II: steel tool watches that trade close to retail.
Air-King
40 mm aviation-dial three-hander. The 126900 trades near list; the used 116900 costs less.
Milgauss
Discontinued 2023. The anti-magnetic 116400GV with green crystal; Z-Blue leads used prices.
Yacht-Master
Rolesium, Everose, white gold and titanium Yacht-Masters plus the regatta Yacht-Master II, with prices.
Sky-Dweller
Annual calendar plus home time, 42 mm, calibre 9002. Rolesor and solid gold. Prices and fake tells.
Land-Dweller
Rolex's 2025 integrated-bracelet line: 36 or 40 mm, 5 Hz calibre 7135, prices still settling.
1908 (Perpetual)
Rolex's 39 mm dress watch with a display back: three references, retail vs market prices.
Pearlmaster
Rolex's gem-set gold Datejust line, no longer in the catalogue. Pre-owned prices and how to check the stones.
The two questions every buyer asks
Am I paying the right price?
Pre-owned Rolex prices depend on far more than the model. Box and papers, a polished case, a replaced dial and the date on the warranty card can each move a price by 10 to 30 percent. Our used Rolex price guide explains how to grade condition, read sold listings and negotiate. Then every reference page gives a price band for four conditions.
Is this watch genuine?
Fakes have improved. Some super clones now copy the movement layout, the weight and the engravings. We split checks into three levels: what you can see in ten seconds, what you can check in ten minutes with a loupe, and what only a watchmaker can confirm. Each reference page adds the details specific to that model.
Rolex prices in Malaysia: retail vs the market
Some references trade far above their list price, while others now sell below it once worn. These are the models Malaysian buyers ask about most. Ringgit list prices are on each reference page.
| Reference | Retail | Unworn, full set | Excellent, B&P | Good, no papers | Mid-band vs retail |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oyster Perpetual 36 126000 | US$6,750 | US$9,500 – US$12,500 | US$7,600 – US$10,500 | US$6,500 – US$9,700 | +34% |
| Explorer 36 124270 | US$7,900 | US$8,600 – US$9,700 | US$7,500 – US$8,700 | US$6,400 – US$8,000 | +3% |
| Datejust 36 126200 | US$8,150 | US$9,000 – US$10,500 | US$8,000 – US$9,500 | US$7,000 – US$8,200 | +7% |
| Submariner 124060 | US$10,050 | US$14,000 – US$15,500 | US$12,800 – US$14,500 | US$11,300 – US$12,500 | +36% |
| Submariner Date 126610LN | US$11,350 | US$15,500 – US$16,900 | US$14,000 – US$15,600 | US$12,300 – US$13,700 | +30% |
| GMT-Master II 126710BLNR | US$11,800 | US$20,500 – US$23,000 | US$18,000 – US$20,500 | US$16,000 – US$18,000 | +63% |
| GMT-Master II 126710GRNR | US$11,800 | US$22,000 – US$24,500 | US$20,000 – US$22,800 | US$18,000 – US$20,000 | +81% |
| Cosmograph Daytona 126500LN | US$16,900 | US$34,000 – US$41,800 | US$31,000 – US$38,000 | US$27,500 – US$33,000 | +104% |
| Day-Date 40 228238 | US$50,400 | US$50,000 – US$56,000 | US$45,000 – US$52,000 | US$40,000 – US$45,000 | -4% |
Retail is the current (or last) US list price. Pre-owned bands are rounded market ranges for October 2026; MYR ≈ USD × 4.08.
For context, the cheapest new Rolex in Malaysia is an Oyster Perpetual, from about RM27,000. Meanwhile, a steel Daytona still changes hands at around double its RM73,000 list price. See why retail and market prices diverge, or browse Oyster Perpetual prices for the most accessible entry point.
Popular comparisons
Most buyers end up choosing between two watches. These head-to-head pages compare specifications, wrist presence and price, and end with a clear verdict.
- Submariner vs GMT-Master II The classic first-sports-Rolex dilemma
- Datejust 36 vs 41 Size, wrist fit and value
- Explorer vs Explorer II Simple time-only or adventurous GMT
- GMT-Master II Pepsi vs Batman Now that the Pepsi is discontinued
- New vs used Submariner What the premium actually buys
- 5-digit vs 6-digit Submariner Aluminium vs ceramic generations
Rolex price guide FAQ
How much does a Rolex cost in Malaysia?
New, the least expensive Rolex is the Oyster Perpetual. The OP 31 (277200) lists at RM27,150 and the OP 36 (126000) at RM29,050. A steel Submariner Date 126610LN lists at RM49,100, and a steel Daytona 126500LN at RM73,000. Solid-gold Day-Dates start around RM199,000. Pre-owned prices can be higher or lower than these, depending on demand. Each reference page shows both.
Is Rolex cheaper in Malaysia than in other countries?
Usually not by much. Malaysian list prices include local tax, whereas US list prices exclude sales tax. At 4.08 ringgit to the dollar, the 126610LN's RM49,100 works out to about US$12,030, roughly 6% above its US$11,350 US list price before tax. Exchange-rate swings matter more than the gap itself. That is why our retail vs market price guide compares regions.
Why are some used Rolex watches more expensive than new ones?
Because authorised dealers cannot supply enough of certain steel models. If you cannot get a Daytona 126500LN at retail, the open market sets the price, and it currently trades at roughly double its list price. However, many other references now sell below retail when pre-owned. Our used Rolex price guide shows which are which.
How can I tell if a Rolex is real?
Start with quick checks: the date magnification, the engraving on the inner ring, the clasp finish and the paperwork. These catch weak fakes. Modern super clones, however, pass many visual checks. The only conclusive test is a watchmaker opening the caseback and inspecting the movement. Our real vs fake Rolex guide walks through all three levels.
New to buying? Start with our first Rolex buying guide, or the full list of buying and ownership guides.