Rolex Chronograph 6036
Range published · moderate confidence
Worth about $214,000 pre-owned, with box and papers
- With box and papers
- $139,000–$289,000
- Watch only (about)
- $121,000–$251,000
Private-sale level for a pre-owned watch with box and papers, from recent auction results, weighted toward the newest; newest sale May 10, 2026.
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Moderate confidence: 5 sold results in the last 24 months (all at auction), 0 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
7 sold results since Dec 10, 2023, newest first
Individual sale results behind our data, from eBay and auction houses. Each watch differs in condition and set.
- May 10, 2026≈ approximately $216,762USD, converted from CHF 168,750 at the ECB rate of May 8, 2026
- Dec 7, 2025$266,700
- Oct 18, 2025≈ approximately $116,810USD, converted from EUR 100,000 at the ECB rate of Oct 17, 2025
- Dec 8, 2024$152,400
- Nov 10, 2024≈ approximately $145,645USD, converted from CHF 127,000 at the ECB rate of Nov 8, 2024
- May 12, 2024≈ approximately $111,990USD, converted from CHF 101,600 at the ECB rate of May 10, 2024
- Dec 10, 2023$508,000
No eBay results in this period.
No forum results in this period.
Price by condition
Not enough results with a recorded condition to split the range yet. The range above covers all 5 sold prices from 5 sales.
Chronograph 6036 price history over the years
- Auction sold, quarterly, 53 sales
Show long-range history as a table
| Quarter | Median | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Q4 2002 | $119,000 | 3 |
| Q2 2004 | $36,800 | 3 |
| Q4 2004 | $105,000 | 4 |
| Q4 2006 | $35,400 | 3 |
About the Chronograph 6036
The Rolex Chronograph 6036 is a reference in the Rolex Chronograph collection. The specifications below list every fact we have sourced for this reference; anything we could not source is marked as not known.
What the sales say
Behind the headline sit 5 completed sales, every one of them an auction result, gathered from December 2023 through May 2026. On the auction side, the results are from Antiquorum, Phillips and Monaco Legend Group. Our confidence in it is moderate, so read the range as the likely zone rather than a promise for any one watch. It has been 169 days since the last result, a long gap by market standards. A volatility label needs more sales in the last 90 days than it has. A fair price for the 6036 can sit anywhere from about 35% below to 35% above the midpoint. Sales are thin, so older results keep their weight longer (a half-life of 180 days).
There is no twelve-month change yet: the earlier window has 3 sales and the latest 2, and each needs at least three. The record only reaches back to May 1998, short of the five years a long-run figure needs.
Without box and papers, expect about 13% less; this family has no watch-only sales of its own yet, so that gap comes from our wider measurement. Set details where stated: 0 with box and papers, 0 without, 1 with one or the other. The lowest listed sale, on May 12, 2024 (at Phillips, set not stated), came in about 48% below the worth-about figure; the highest, on December 10, 2023 (at Phillips, set not stated), about 137% above the worth-about figure.
Close to it on price in the same family: Chronograph 3525 price, Chronograph 6234 price and Chronograph 2508 price.