At Watches and Wonders, Rolex unveiled several new timepieces, headlined by the Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller.
The entirely new collection features cases in 36mm and 40mm sizes, both integrating seamlessly with a newly designed bracelet. The Land-Dweller is powered by the Calibre 7135, Rolex’s first high-beat movement operating at 5 Hz, incorporating the Dynapulse escapement and a state-of-the-art oscillator with a ceramic balance staff. The case maintains a slim profile at 9.7mm.
The Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller
In addition to the Land-Dweller, Rolex introduced an 18 ct white gold version of the Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II, notable for its green ceramic dial—the first ceramic dial featured on this model. This dial complements the green and black Cerachrom bezel insert. The watch retains the left-sided crown configuration introduced in 2022 and is fitted with an Oyster bracelet equipped with an Oysterlock safety clasp.
Other updates include the Perpetual 1908, now available with a solid-gold bracelet reminiscent of Rolex’s 1940s models, and the Datejust 31, which features a red ombré dial achieved through a complex PVD process. The Cosmograph Daytona has been refreshed with a turquoise blue lacquer dial, contrasting black sub-dials, and an 18 ct yellow gold case paired with an Oysterflex bracelet. The Sky-Dweller now offers a sunray green dial within an 18 ct yellow gold case, complemented by a Jubilee bracelet.
