A his and hers Rolex is two watches that match on metal, bezel and dial, usually a Datejust 41 or 36 for him and a Lady-Datejust 26 or 28 for her. Rolex does not sell official "sets," so couples build their own pair. The easiest way is to keep three things consistent: the metal (steel, Yellow Rolesor, Everose Rolesor or solid gold), the bezel (fluted or smooth) and the dial color. Below are 5 pairings in stock at ECI Jewelers, from an everyday steel pair at about $19,800 to an all-gold President pair, plus how to choose sizes for each wrist.
In this article
- How do you match his and hers Rolex watches?
- Pairing 1: Yellow Rolesor champagne
- Pairing 2: Everose Rolesor Sundust
- Pairing 3: White Rolesor silver
- Pairing 4: The steel everyday pair
- Pairing 5: The vintage President pair
- Which sizes should a couple choose?
- FAQ
How do you match his and hers Rolex watches?
The Datejust family is the natural choice for a matched pair because the same design comes in several sizes. Rolex launched the Datejust in 1945 and the Lady-Datejust in 1957, and today the line runs from 28 mm to 41 mm (Rolex). Match these three details and the two watches read as a set:
| Detail | Options | Matching tip |
|---|---|---|
| Metal | Oystersteel, Yellow Rolesor, Everose Rolesor, White Rolesor, 18K gold | Most important. Match exactly. |
| Bezel | Fluted, smooth, diamond | Match, or put diamonds on hers only. |
| Dial | Champagne, silver, Sundust, blue, and more | Same color family. Index vs Roman can differ. |
| Bracelet | Jubilee, Oyster, President | Nice to match, easy to change later. |
"Rolesor" is Rolex's name for steel combined with 18K gold, usually a gold bezel and gold center links. Yellow Rolesor pairs steel with yellow gold, Everose Rolesor pairs it with Rolex's rose gold, and White Rolesor pairs it with a white gold bezel.
Pairing 1: Yellow Rolesor champagne
This is the classic two-tone look most people picture when they think of a Rolex. For him, a Datejust 41 ref. 126333 with a champagne dial on a Jubilee bracelet. For her, a Lady-Datejust 26 ref. 179173 with a champagne Roman dial. Both have a fluted yellow gold bezel and a Jubilee bracelet, so they read as a set from across the room.
Pair price: about $27,400 ($17,500 + $9,900).
His: Yellow Rolesor
Rolex Datejust 41 ref. 126333, Champagne Dial
Fluted bezel, Jubilee bracelet, box and papers. Pairs with any champagne Lady-Datejust.
$17,500 View his watch →
Pairing 2: Everose Rolesor Sundust
Everose is Rolex's own patented 18K pink gold alloy (Rolex), and the Sundust dial is a warm pink-bronze tone designed to go with it. For him, a Datejust 41 ref. 126331 with a Sundust dial. For her, a Lady-Datejust 28 ref. 279171 with a Sundust Roman dial. It is the softest, most romantic pairing on this list, and a strong choice for a wedding.
Pair price: about $32,400 ($18,500 + $13,900).
Pairing 3: White Rolesor silver
If you want a Rolex that looks all-silver but still has real gold, choose White Rolesor. The fluted bezel is 18K white gold on a steel case. For him, a Datejust 41 ref. 126334 with a silver index dial. For her, a Lady-Datejust 28 ref. 279174 with a silver dial. Both are on Jubilee bracelets. This pair is understated and goes with everything, including platinum and white gold wedding bands.
Pair price: about $27,900 ($16,500 + $11,400).
Hers: White Rolesor
Rolex Lady-Datejust 28 ref. 279174, Silver Dial
18K white gold fluted bezel, Jubilee bracelet, box and papers.
$11,400 View her watch →
Pairing 4: The steel everyday pair
For couples who want to wear their watches every day without thinking about it, all-steel is the practical choice. For him, a Datejust 41 ref. 126300 with a dark rhodium dial. For her, a Lady-Datejust 28 ref. 279160 with a silver Roman dial. Both have smooth bezels and sporty Oyster bracelets. This is the most affordable matched pair here.
Pair price: about $19,800 ($11,500 + $8,300).
Pairing 5: The vintage President pair
The President bracelet was created for the Day-Date's launch in 1956, and the Day-Date is made only in 18K gold or platinum (Rolex). Pair a Day-Date 36 ref. 18238 from 1994 with a Lady-Datejust 26 ref. 69178 from 1994. Both are solid 18K yellow gold on President bracelets, and both are from the same year. Choosing a pair from your wedding year, or from the year you met, is a lovely touch.
Pair price: about $38,000 ($23,500 + $14,500).
His: 18K yellow gold
Rolex Day-Date 36 ref. 18238 (1994)
Silver index dial, President bracelet, box and papers.
$23,500 View his watch →
Which sizes should a couple choose?
The pairings above use a 41 mm watch for him and a 26 or 28 mm watch for her, but the sizes are flexible:
- Lady-Datejust 26 mm: the classic ladies' size, made until Rolex moved to 28 mm in 2015. It has a delicate, jewelry-like look.
- Lady-Datejust 28 mm: the current ladies' size. It is slightly bolder, with modern movements and bracelets.
- Datejust 31 mm: a good choice for her if she prefers a more noticeable watch.
- Datejust 36 mm: the original men's size. It suits a smaller wrist, or anyone who likes a classic fit.
- Datejust 41 mm: the modern men's size, about 46.5 mm lug to lug (Bob's Watches).
Not sure which size suits you? Our Datejust 36 vs 41 guide covers the men's sizes, and our Lady-Datejust 26 vs 28 vs 31 guide covers the ladies' sizes. If the watches are a wedding gift, see our picks for the best Rolex wedding watch for the groom.
How can a couple pay for two Rolex watches?
Buying two watches at once is a big purchase. ECI Jewelers offers financing through Affirm, Synchrony, Acima and Snap Finance, with approval and terms set by each provider. If one of you already owns a luxury watch, you can also trade it in toward the new pair.
Frequently asked questions
Does Rolex sell his and hers watch sets?
No. Rolex sells every watch individually. A his and hers set is two separate watches chosen to match on metal, bezel and dial, which is why pre-owned dealers with deep inventory make pairing easier.
What is the most popular his and hers Rolex?
The two-tone Datejust is the most common pairing: a Datejust 41 or 36 for him and a Lady-Datejust for her, both in Yellow Rolesor with champagne dials. It is classic, easy to match and holds its value well.
Do his and hers Rolex watches have to be the same year?
No. Modern and vintage Datejusts share the same design language, so a 2017 Datejust 41 pairs well with a 2009 Lady-Datejust. Some couples like to match years on purpose, for example two watches from their wedding year.
How much does a his and hers Rolex set cost?
Pre-owned pairs at ECI Jewelers currently start around $19,800 for two steel Datejusts. Two-tone pairs run about $27,000 to $33,000, and solid gold President pairs start around $38,000.
Find your matching pair
Browse more than 150 Datejust and Lady-Datejust watches in stock, with financing available and watch trade-ins welcome.
Shop Rolex Datejust →Prices shown are as of September 2026. Each pre-owned watch is one of a kind.
