The Sky-Dweller launched in 2012 as Rolex's annual calendar, aimed at people whose year is spent between time zones. Its patented Saros calendar tells 30-day months from 31-day ones, so the date needs one manual adjustment a year when February turns to March, and the current month is marked in red in one of twelve windows set among the hour markers. Local time is read from the central hands while the reference time sits on an off-centre 24-hour disc. The fluted Ring Command bezel is how the watch is set: turn it counterclockwise to choose date and month, local time or reference time, then adjust with the winding crown, so the case needs no correctors or extra crown positions.
How you know it
- fluted Ring Command bezel
- month apertures ringing the dial
- off-centre 24-hour disc
- gold or Rolesor cases
Sizes in the family
42 mm across the collection
Who it suits
For the buyer who travels on a schedule and wants the date and the second zone handled without thinking about either.
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