Every new Rolex introduced at Watches and Wonders 2025, including the brand-new Land-Dweller

Borna Bošnjak

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It’s finally that time of the year, when Rolex lifts the covers on its novelties for the upcoming year. Usually there’s quite a bit of repetition here, with just some dial swaps and a new material, but this year we’ve been treated to an entirely new collection – the Land-Dweller – taking cues from the Oysterquartz models of years past, with a brand-new, high-beat movement to boot. If it’s classic Rolex you’re after, fear not – we’ve got GMTs, Daytonas, and Sky-Dwellers aplenty. And we didn’t fare too badly when it came to our predictions, either…

Rolex Land-Dweller

• A slew of new Land-Dwellers will be joining Rolex’s newest collection, in 36mm and 40mm sizes, across three metals – white Rolesor, platinum, and Everose gold.
• There are two dial choices and bezel choices, the first with fluted bezels and Arabics at 6 and 9, or a gem-set variant with baguettes on both the bezel and dial.
• Other than the new look, the flat, integrated Jubilee bracelet and new 5Hz 7135 calibre with the Dynapulse escapement are the biggest novelties.

Rolex GMT-Master II

• Rolex introduces two new GMT-Master II variants, one in the lefty configuration with a new ceramic dial in white gold, and a delectable Everose gold model with a tiger iron dial.
• Both feature 40mm cases and Oyster-style bracelets.
• They’re powered by the 3285 true GMT calibre.

Rolex Daytona

• We finally get a Tiffany blue-dialled Daytona, with a shiny blue lacquer surface, though without the explicit connection to the famed jeweller.
• The yellow gold case and black highlights offer a very contrasting look.
• Mounted on an Oysterflex bracelet, the new Daytona is still powered by the 4131 movement updated in 2023.

Rolex Sky-Dweller

• The most complicated Rolex gets a classic brand colourway, with a stark green dial and yellow gold case.
• Paired with the Jubilee bracelet, the new Sky-Dweller is as blingy as it gets without any diamond-setting.
• Powered by the calibre 9002, the user can adjust the watch’s function via the bezel and crown, making a complicated movement easy to operate.

Rolex Perpetual 1908

• The Crown’s dressiest offering gets a delectable seven-link bracelet in yellow gold to match the 39mm case.
• Named the Settimo, it’s exclusively designed for the Perpetual 1908, sporting tiny rounded links and a hidden clasp.
• The Calibre 7140 is still visible via the display caseback, sporting Paraflex shock absorbers and a Syloxi hairspring.

Rolex Oyster Perpetual

• If you were missing colour from the Oyster Perpetual range, Rolex brings it back, kinda.
• Three pastel tones of purple, yellow, and green join the OP28, OP36, and OP41 ranges, respectively.
• While not as vibrant as the Stella-inspired models of years past, these will undoubtedly be in high demand once again.

Rolex Datejust 31

• And finally, the catalogue models of 2025 are wrapped up with a rich, red Datejust 31 on a President bracelet.
• The red smokey dial features diamond indices, matched by the gem-set bezel.
• It’s a classically stylish look for one of the most classic of Rolex models.