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Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 124300

Green dial · 41mm · Cal. 3230

Market value

Full set · Excellent condition

$10,300

Today

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Typical sale range $9,700 – $10,900

Last US retail $6,500 · discontinued 2025 58% over retail

Based on a market price we check against outside price guides every week, until eBay sales add up.

Value by condition

What a 124300 sells for in each condition, with and without its box and papers.

ConditionFull setPapers onlyBox onlyWatch only
Unworn$11,000$10,450$10,050$9,600
Excellent$10,300$9,800$9,350$8,950
Good$9,600$9,100$8,700$8,350
Fair$8,650$8,200$7,850$7,550

Unworn: never worn, often with stickers. Excellent: light wear. Good: visible wear. Fair: heavy wear or needs work. A full set has the original box and papers. Listings that don't say are valued as a typical listing.

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About the 124300

Brand
Rolex
Model
Oyster Perpetual 41
Reference
124300
Version
Green dial
Case
41mm
Movement
Cal. 3230
Last US retail
$6,500
Production
Discontinued 2025

Questions

How much is a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 124300 worth?

About $10,300 as a full set in excellent condition, with most selling between $9,700 and $10,900. An unworn one brings about $11,000; a watch without its box and papers about $8,950.

How much do box and papers add?

A 124300 without its box and papers typically sells for about 13% less than a full set in the same condition. The original papers (the warranty card) matter most.

What did the 124300 cost new?

Its last US retail price was $6,500. It was discontinued in 2025, replaced by the 134300. Today it sells for about $10,300 as a full set in excellent condition, 58% more than it cost new.

Where can I sell a 124300?

On eBay, where you'd keep about $9,600 of a $10,300 sale after eBay's fees and insured shipping, or to a dealer, who pays less but quickly, with no listing, fees or buyer risk. Get an offer from a trusted dealer.

Where do these prices come from?

Caseback Terminal follows every eBay auction and Buy It Now listing for the 124300, records final prices as they close, and blends them with current asking prices and a market price we check against outside guides every week (last on November 9, 2026). More on how values work.

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