7 new Rolex Oyster Perpetual to celebrate a century of iconic watches

Rolex celebrates a century since the creation of the Oyster case, the world’s first hermetic wristwatch case. This revolutionary advance protects against water, dust, and humidity, marking a turning point in the history of watches.

Today, seven new Oyster models debut to honor this legend, combining tradition and technology with designs that seduce both lovers of classics and of the most modern details.

History and innovation behind the Oyster case

Why is the Oyster case an essential benchmark?

The Oyster case is the global pioneer that guaranteed the first total protection against water and dust in wristwatches. This innovation allowed users to trust in resistance and durability, foundations that are essential today in any luxury watch.

What makes the Oyster Perpetual rotor system unique?

The rotor system allows energy to be generated and stored thanks to the natural movements of the wrist. This eliminates the need for manual winding, ensuring constant and reliable operation.

The new Oyster models that mark a century of legacy

What are the standout details of the Oyster Perpetual 41?

The Oyster Perpetual 41 is a direct tribute to the origin with a version in yellow Rolesor. Its bezel and winding crown, made of yellow gold, bear the embossed number '100' at the six o’clock position, replacing the traditional Swiss Made inscription. A detail that connects history and exclusivity.

How does the Oyster Perpetual 36 redefine classic design?

This model combines subtlety and modernity with a new Jubilee bracelet design. The repetition of the Rolex logo creates a visual play in 10 shades, bringing a fresh and distinguished touch that appeals to those seeking elegance and originality.

Specialized and technological models from the new collection

What innovations does the Yacht-Master II bring for sailors?

The Yacht-Master II stands out for a modernized chronograph and a reformulated countdown function. This function is activated only with the lower pusher, giving sailors precise control at the crucial moment of the start. It is available in Oystersteel steel and 18-carat yellow gold.

What makes the Cosmograph Daytona special in this new edition?

The Cosmograph Daytona incorporates a light green aventurine dial that blends with the golden warmth of the case and bracelet. Additionally, the ceramic bezel with a platinum rim and a remodeled tachymetric scale bring a sophisticated and technical air that reflects Rolex’s advanced expertise.