The Sky-Dweller ref. 326935 pairs an 18-karat Everose gold case with a matching Everose gold fluted Ring Command bezel, giving the watch a warmer, more traditional presence than the steel and Rolesor versions of the model. This example carries the Sundust dial, with its beige-pink sunray finish, applied pink-gold Roman numerals, and matching Everose gold Oyster bracelet.
The feature that separates the Sky-Dweller from other Rolex models is the Ring Command bezel: rotating it selects the function — date, local time, or second time zone — before the crown is used to make the adjustment. Driving the watch is Rolex Calibre 9001, an automatic movement with the brand’s Saros annual-calendar system. The calendar automatically accounts for the different lengths of the months and only requires correction once a year, at the end of February.
Both complications stay easy to read at a glance: the off-center 24-hour disc at 6 o’clock displays the second time zone, while the month is indicated through twelve apertures around the outer edge of the dial. That combination of an annual calendar and dual-time display in an all-Everose-gold Rolex is what gives the Sky-Dweller its own place within the Rolex catalog. This particular example is from 2014, is in very good condition, and comes as a complete set.
Please view pictures carefully as I use a very strong macro lens to showcase any and all imperfections. Typically, this will embellish the imperfections and/or lead to the inevitable specks of dust. I am always happy to provide more pictures at different angles, whatever you're unsure of.
I am a full time firefighter and am very involved in my community - my reputation is everything to me. Please feel free to reach out with any questions and I will answer promptly to make sure you are taken care of and we can have a smooth easy transaction.
The Sky-Dweller ref. 326935 pairs an 18-karat Everose gold case with a matching Everose gold fluted Ring Command bezel, giving the watch a warmer, more traditional presence than the steel and Rolesor versions of the model. This example carries the Sundust dial, with its beige-pink sunray finish, applied pink-gold Roman numerals, and matching Everose gold Oyster bracelet.
The feature that separates the Sky-Dweller from other Rolex models is the Ring Command bezel: rotating it selects the function — date, local time, or second time zone — before the crown is used to make the adjustment. Driving the watch is Rolex Calibre 9001, an automatic movement with the brand’s Saros annual-calendar system. The calendar automatically accounts for the different lengths of the months and only requires correction once a year, at the end of February.
Both complications stay easy to read at a glance: the off-center 24-hour disc at 6 o’clock displays the second time zone, while the month is indicated through twelve apertures around the outer edge of the dial. That combination of an annual calendar and dual-time display in an all-Everose-gold Rolex is what gives the Sky-Dweller its own place within the Rolex catalog. This particular example is from 2014, is in very good condition, and comes as a complete set.
Please view pictures carefully as I use a very strong macro lens to showcase any and all imperfections. Typically, this will embellish the imperfections and/or lead to the inevitable specks of dust. I am always happy to provide more pictures at different angles, whatever you're unsure of.
I am a full time firefighter and am very involved in my community - my reputation is everything to me. Please feel free to reach out with any questions and I will answer promptly to make sure you are taken care of and we can have a smooth easy transaction.
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