Rolex Sky-Dweller Watch Review

When Rolex initially debuted the Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller watch collection at Baselworld 2012, the watch world acted predictably Yes, watch collectors tend to be ultra conservative, which is one of the reasons why Rolex as a brand continues to do so well Mind you that today in 2018 the Rolex Sky-Dweller is hardly new but it is still the newest kid on the Rolex block.

Even though the case design continues to be the Rolex Oyster that we know and love, Rolex produced it in a 42mm wide case, making it the largest "Dressy" timepiece produced by the brand Rolex tends to debut new models and movements in all-gold cases, only to release the watch in a two-tone or all-steel variety later Rolex listened to the desires of many people to produce a larger, everyday non-sports watch and also understood that something many of its customers have in common is travel.

Eventually Rolex would redesign the Sky-Dweller dial, putting it more in line with the design of the Rolex Datejust 41. . Source