The dial
Turquoise lacquer, uninterrupted — no date window, no text beyond the essential. The single flourish on an otherwise austere watch.
Rolex · Oyster Perpetual
The Oyster, reduced to its essentials — and one colour.
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No date, no complication, no bezel to turn. A 36 mm Oystersteel case and a turquoise lacquer dial that made the whole catalogue look twice.

The reference
Everything Rolex makes descends from the Oyster Perpetual: the first waterproof case in 1926, the first self-winding rotor in 1931. This is that watch with nothing added since.
The 126000 is 36 mm of Oystersteel, a smooth domed bezel and a dial with no window to interrupt it — and in 2020 that dial arrived in a turquoise lacquer that turned the most restrained reference in the range into its most talked about.
The calibre 3230 runs about seventy hours and asks nothing of the wearer. It is the entry to the collection and, for a certain kind of collector, the end of it.
Inquire about this referenceTurquoise lacquer, uninterrupted — no date window, no text beyond the essential. The single flourish on an otherwise austere watch.
The 36 mm Oyster: the original waterproof architecture, and still the most balanced size in the catalogue.
Calibre 3230 — no date, ~70h reserve, Chronergy escapement. Certified Superlative Chronometer.
“Where the whole collection begins — and, often enough, ends.”
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