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Rolex Cellini Moonphase 50535

Cellini · Discontinued

Rolex Cellini Moonphase 50535 with a white dial with moonphase and pointer date and fluted Everose bezel on a black leather strap, a pre-owned example, front view of the whole watchRolex Cellini Moonphase 50535 with a white dial with moonphase and pointer date and fluted Everose bezel on a black leather strap, a pre-owned example, studio close-up of the case

Range published · moderate confidence

Worth about $26,000 pre-owned, with box and papers

▲9.5% in 12 months

With box and papers
$16,900–$35,000
Watch only (about)
$14,400–$30,000

Private-sale level for a pre-owned watch with box and papers, from recent eBay results, weighted toward the newest; newest sale September 3, 2026.

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Moderate confidence: 10 sold results in the last 24 months (all on eBay), 3 in the last 90 days, weighted toward recent sales (half-life 180 days). Range at least ±35% around the market price. In our walk-forward backtest over the past year, 83% of 8673 later sales fell inside moderate-confidence ranges like this one.

Prices last updated October 26, 2026.

Recent sales

22 sold results since Dec 11, 2023, newest first

eBay sold
$22,400 median5 sales, last 12 months
Auction sold
Too few in the last 12 months

Individual sale results behind our data, from eBay and auction houses. Each watch differs in condition and set.

No auction results in this period.

Forum rows are posts on Reddit r/Watchexchange, RolexForums and WatchUSeek that the seller marked sold. The amount is the listed price when marked sold, not a confirmed sale price, and forum rows do not feed our price.

Price by condition

“Prices” counts how many of the 10 sold prices from 10 sales behind the headline fall in each condition. 6 prices have no recorded condition and count only toward the headline range. All of these observations are sold prices. Method version fv-2.0.
ConditionBox and papersRangeTypicalPrices
ExcellentAny$17,600–$23,900$20,7004

The Cellini Moonphase 50535 at a glance

In our catalog, the 50535 is a Cellini Moonphase: a 39 mm case in 18k Everose gold. It is discontinued, so the only way to buy one is pre-owned.

The recorded specification:

  • Case: 39 mm, 18k Everose gold.
  • Bezel: fluted, 18k Everose gold.
  • Movement: calibre 3195.

It is one of 62 references in our Cellini catalog. Similar references to compare: Cellini Date 50519 (18k white gold), Cellini Date 50515 (18k Everose gold) and Cellini Time 50509 (18k white gold).

Our current figures for the 50535:

  • Current range: $16,900–$35,000.
  • Midpoint: $26,000.
  • Newest sale used: September 3, 2026.
  • Market observations used: 10.

What affects the price

Condition. Here is how condition splits the sales we have (a grade with too few sales shows no range):

  • Unworn: not enough market data yet.
  • Excellent: $17,600–$23,900.
  • Good: not enough market data yet.
  • Fair: not enough market data yet.

Box and papers. Buyers ask for the original box and papers first; keep them together with the watch.

Service record. A dated service invoice for the calibre 3195 answers the first question most buyers ask about timekeeping.

Fluted bezel. Flattened or dented ridges on a fluted bezel are hard to restore; the catalog gives this one as fluted, 18k Everose gold.

Case condition. A precious-metal case is soft compared with steel, so dents and over-polishing show; a case that keeps its original lines is easier to sell.

List price. No citable list price is on record for the 50535, so we leave it out.

Recent movement. Change over the past year: +9.5% over 12 months.

Tips for buyers

  • Make sure the papers name reference 50535 and that the case measures 39 mm.
  • Inspect the bezel closely; it should be fluted, 18k Everose gold.
  • Have a watchmaker confirm the calibre 3195 inside.
  • Pay in a traceable way, and have the watch checked before any return window closes.
  • Ask the seller how long they have had the watch and why they are selling.

Tips for sellers

  • Take clear daylight photos of the dial, case, bezel and bracelet.
  • Gather papers, box and service paperwork, including any original parts returned at a service.
  • Leave the case as it is: buyers prefer unpolished lines.
  • Compare each offer with the sold results summarised above.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Rolex Cellini Moonphase 50535?

The 50535 is a Cellini Moonphase with a 39 mm case in 18k Everose gold. Bezel: fluted, 18k Everose gold. Movement: calibre 3195. It is discontinued.

What is a Rolex Cellini Moonphase 50535 worth?

Our range for the 50535 is $16,900–$35,000, with a midpoint of $26,000. Wear, originality and whether the box and papers come with it decide where one example lands.

What did the Rolex 50535 cost new?

We don't show a retail price for the 50535 yet. We only publish a retail figure we can confirm from a source we can cite.

How can I tell a real Rolex 50535 from a fake?

Match the specification first: case 39 mm in 18k Everose gold; bezel fluted, 18k Everose gold; movement calibre 3195. Buy where returns are possible, and have a watchmaker open the watch and check that the papers name reference 50535.

Where can I sell a Rolex 50535?

You can sell a 50535 to a dealer, consign it to an auction house or sell it privately. Whichever you choose, ask for several offers and have the papers ready.

Is the Rolex 50535 still made?

No. The 50535 is discontinued, so you can only buy one pre-owned.

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