Rolex - Sky-Dweller - 326934 - 2023

The Sky-Dweller is Rolex's most technically sophisticated travel watch, introduced in 2012 as the brand's first complete annual calendar and a dual-time-zone Oyster. Reference 326934 is the steel-and-white-gold execution — the configuration that brought the Sky-Dweller within reach of the broader Rolex sport-luxury market without compromising the calibre at its heart.

The 42mm Oystersteel case is topped with an 18ct white gold fluted Ring Command bezel — a rotating bezel that interacts with the winding crown to allow each function to be set without removing the crown. A sapphire crystal protects the dial, and the Oyster case carries the screw-down Twinlock crown to deliver water resistance of 100 metres.

The blue sunburst dial carries applied luminous hour markers, a central hand set for local time and an off-centre 24-hour disc indicating a second time zone. The annual calendar is displayed via twelve discreet apertures around the dial perimeter — one per hour position — with the current month shown in red. Date is read at three o'clock beneath the Cyclops lens.

Calibre 9001 is Rolex's most complex movement to date — a self-winding automatic with Saros annual calendar, second time zone and instantaneous date change. Running at 28,800 vibrations per hour with 40 jewels, it delivers approximately seventy-two hours of power reserve and is certified as a Superlative Chronometer.

Unworn condition from 2023 means factory-fresh — protective stickers may still be in place, with no signs of wear. Complete as a full set with original box and papers dated March 2023. The five-year Rolex manufacturer's warranty remains active.

The Sky-Dweller earned its reputation as the connoisseur's Rolex — a watch whose understated outward appearance conceals one of the most ambitious complications the brand has produced in decades.