The first feature you notice is the distinctive 'Wimbledon' dial—a harmonious blend of slate gray with green Roman numerals. Debuted in 2016, the reference 126333 replaced the previous generation with notable upgrades such as the Calibre 3235 movement, offering a robust 70-hour power reserve.

In my view, the combination of the Wimbledon dial and Jubilee bracelet makes this particular generation stand out, merging timeless elegance with modern functionality. 

When stacked against its contemporaries, like the Submariners, Tudors, the Datejust 126333 holds its ground with a superior movement and iconic design. Notably, it balances luxury and practicality perfectly, making it an attractive proposition for both collectors and enthusiasts.

Technically, the watch features a 41mm Yellow Rolesor case, combining Oystersteel and 18ct yellow gold, and is powered by the Calibre 3235. The Jubilee bracelet enhances comfort and style, while the hidden Crownclasp offers seamless closure.

This particular piece is accompanied by its original box and papers, making it a complete set that's ready for immediate enjoyment.