Sky-Dweller 326246 replica

Rolex released a series of new models on September 1 last year, including the previously introduced Submariner and Oyster Perpetual collections, as well as the Sky-Dweller, also known as the Skywalker. Rolex has also updated this series with a new addition: the Sky-Dweller, which for the first time is equipped with Oysterflex rubber straps. This is a new choice for those who like this series of watches. The most common Rolex rubber strap is found on the Daytona model. So, how does the rubber strap perform with the Sky-Dweller, which is considered Rolex‘s most complex model? Let’s take a look.

Debuting at Baselworld 2012, the Rolex Sky-Dweller is one of Rolex‘s most complicated models, thanks to its impressive patented technology, combining an annual calendar and dual time zones. The SKY-DWELLER‘s unique dual-time zone feature is designed for travelers, making it easier than ever to provide them with the information they need to stay on top of their journeys.

The model also retains Rolex‘s signature designs, such as the Oyster case, the fluted bezel, and the Cyclops lens for the date display. For a long time after the launch of the model, the Sky-Dweller was available only in precious metals, and due to its high price, its market performance was somewhat tepid. However, at the 2017 Baselworld show, Rolex launched the Sky-Dweller in gold, which suddenly attracted widespread attention, especially the blue dial platinum steel model worn by brand ambassador Roger Federer when he won the men’s singles championship at the Australian Open.

This yellow gold model with a black dial is also the main model in the new rubber strap collection. The Rolex Oyster case is made of 18 ct yellow gold with a case size of 42 mm. The Oyster case is a prime example of robustness and elegance, with this unique mid-layer case cast from a single solid block of 18 ct gold that is highly resistant to corrosion. The 18 ct gold is made from high-quality gold alloys cast by Rolex in-house, blended with varying amounts of silver, copper, platinum, or palladium to produce different types of 18 ct gold to achieve the hue and quality required by Rolex.

On the side of the watch is a screw-down crown engraved with the brand’s crown logo at the top. The two dots at the bottom indicate that the watch is made of 18-carat precious metal, and there is a non-slip fluting on the side to help the wearer grip and adjust the time. The water-resistant design of the watch, combined with the Oyster case, ensures that it is water-resistant to a depth of 100 meters.