Rolex Sky-Dweller
Elegant and technically sophisticated, the Oyster Perpetual Sky‑Dweller was designed for world travellers. Equipped with the Saros annual calendar and Ring Command system, it simultaneously displays two time zones, the date and the month, all adjustable with a simple gesture.
Sky-Dweller
Sky-Dweller
Sky-Dweller
Sky-Dweller
Sky-Dweller
Sky-Dweller
Sky-Dweller
A highly innovative watch, the Sky‑Dweller combines mechanical sophistication with an original display.
Since its introduction in 2012, it has been intended for those who see the world as one, without borders. Time differences no longer present a challenge to its wearers.
A second time zone at a glance
The Sky‑Dweller displays local time and reference time simultaneously. Reference time appears via a red triangle on a rotating 24-hour disc, clearly distinguishing daytime from night-time hours.
Innovative and intuitive annual calendar
The patented Saros annual calendar was developed specifically for the Sky‑Dweller and is fundamental to its identity.
It automatically distinguishes 30- and 31-day months and requires manual correction only when February changes to March. The current month appears in red in one of 12 apertures.
Two gear ratios and only four additional gear wheels give the calendar with instantaneous date change outstanding reliability.
Ring Command system
Time under control
The patented Ring Command system links the rotatable bezel, winding crown and movement, allowing functions to be selected and adjusted simply, quickly and securely.
Turning the fluted bezel lets the wearer select the date and month, local time or reference time.
For true globetrotters
Golfers, sailors and equestrians travelling the world must always be ready, regardless of destination or distance.
Jon Rahm, Robert Scheidt and Kent Farrington are among the Rolex Testimonees who wear the Sky‑Dweller.