The Rolex Date reference 15200 is a 34mm timepiece in Steel PVD presented in used condition, with a Custom Camo Stick dial, Smooth bezel, Painted LTHR bracelet, dated circa 2000. This piece is customized — aftermarket-modified (setting or dial added outside the manufacturer); not original factory condition. Every watch is inspected and authenticated by our specialists before it is offered, so you can buy with confidence.
Early 1500 and 1501 references from the 1960s and 70s carry non-quickset movements, a detail vintage buyers should know. The 15000 series arrived in 1977 with quickset and refined cases. Rolex quietly discontinued the line around 2001 to 2003, consolidating around the Datejust. That history gives these watches a clear collecting narrative. We authenticate each one, checking dials, cases, and serials before we recommend it. Read the full Date buying guide ›
Precision and durability defined Rolex long before it became a financial asset class. The brand pioneered waterproofing, self-winding movements, and the Date display from its Geneva manufacture, founded by Hans Wilsdorf in 1905. We guide buyers through what counts: the Oyster case, Perpetual movement, and Cyclops lens. Because steel models like the Submariner, GMT-Master II, and Daytona frequently sell above retail, careful in-house checks protect your purchase. Browse all Rolex ›
Rolex · 15200
Customized — aftermarket-modified. Diamond setting or dial added outside the manufacturer; not original factory condition.
A 34mm Steel PVD Rolex Date with a Custom Camo Stick dial, Smooth bezel, circa 2000 — authenticated and ready to wear. Carries an aftermarket diamond setting — not original factory condition.
