THE PULSE ROLEX INDEX

What is the Rolex market really doing?

The Pulse Rolex Index tracks the real value of the world's 14 most-traded Rolex watches, built from thousands of actual sales, not sticker prices. Updated every day.

The Pulse Rolex Index: 98.53 as of July 18, 2026

The Pulse Rolex Index is a daily benchmark for the Rolex resale market. It tracks the live market value of the 14 most-traded Rolex references and stands at 98.53 (base 100 = May 20, 2026), -1.47% since inception. Below are today's values for every reference in the index.

Top gainers: Rolex Explorer II (+10.2%), Rolex Submariner Hulk (+4.8%), Rolex GMT Batman (prev gen) (+4.1%). Top decliners: Rolex Explorer 36 (-9.4%), Rolex Submariner Date (-6.6%), Rolex Datejust 41 Fluted (-5.3%).

Live resale market values, updated daily
ModelRefMarket value (USD)7-day change
Rolex Explorer 36124270$8,743-9.4%
Rolex GMT Batman (prev gen)116710BLNR$16,427+4.1%
Rolex Submariner Hulk116610LV$21,869+4.8%
Rolex Submariner Date (prev gen)116610LN$13,132-2.9%
Rolex Daytona116500LN$30,026+0.7%
Rolex Submariner No-Date124060$14,078+0.2%
Rolex Explorer II226570$12,633+10.2%
Rolex Sea-Dweller126600$13,299+0.6%
Rolex Submariner Starbucks126610LV$16,228-2.3%
Rolex Submariner Date126610LN$15,071-6.6%
Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi126710BLRO$25,562-3.3%
Rolex GMT-Master II Batman126710BLNR$19,387+0.1%
Rolex Datejust 41 Smooth126300$11,454+3.3%
Rolex Datejust 41 Fluted126334$16,328-5.3%

Figures as of July 18, 2026.

The Pulse Rolex Index

One number for the whole market. It started at 100 on May 20, 2026. Above 100 means Rolex prices are up since then, below means down. Hover the chart to explore, drag to zoom.

Market Heat

How busy the market is: how many watches are selling and how much money is moving each day.

This Week's Movers

Every Watch We Track

The 14 most-traded Rolex watches in the world, from the volume-king Datejust to the steel Daytona. Each one has its own page with live value and full price history.
See full price history for all 14 →

Under the Hood

Two ways of reading the same market: the headline index vs the average watch. When they split, a few big models are moving while the rest of the market stays put.

Momentum

Price and trading activity combined into one faster-moving line. It climbs when the market is both up and busy, and cools when trading slows.