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18 ct Everose gold · meteorite dial · Oyster bracelet · 40 mm
A slice of an iron meteorite under the crystal, set in Everose. No two of these dials are the same.
The dial is a cut and etched slice of an iron meteorite. The crosshatch figure in it — the Widmanstätten pattern — forms over millions of years as the iron-nickel core of an asteroid cools, and it cannot be reproduced. Rolex cuts the slices, etches them to bring the pattern up, and fits them like any other dial, which means every meteorite Daytona has a dial nobody else has.
This one is Everose, Rolex's own rose gold alloy, with a platinum content that is there to keep the pink from fading over time. Against the grey of the meteorite it reads warmer than yellow gold does, and the contrast is the reason this pairing is asked for more than the white gold version.
Because the dial is unique to the watch, sourcing one is not only about the reference. Tell us what you want from the pattern — tight and busy, or open and directional — and we will show you what the individual watches actually look like rather than a catalogue photograph.
| 126505 | 116505 | |
|---|---|---|
| In production | 2023 to present | Until 2023 |
| Calibre | 4131 | 4130 |
| Escapement | Chronergy | Swiss lever |
| Case | Lightly redrawn | The previous 40 mm Oyster case |
Everose on both, and on a meteorite watch the slice of dial in front of you matters more than the generation it sits in. Tell us if the generation matters; if not, we look at both.
| 126505 | Everose, black dial | |
|---|---|---|
| Dial | Meteorite, unique to each watch | Black lacquer, white counters |
| Bezel | Everose gold, engraved scale | Black Cerachrom or engraved gold, by reference |
| Worn on | Everose Oyster bracelet | Oysterflex or Everose bracelet, by reference |
| Choosing one | By the pattern of the individual dial | By reference and bracelet |
Both are Everose Daytonas. The meteorite is chosen watch by watch, from photographs of the actual dial; the black dial is chosen by reference, and any good example of it is the same watch.
See the Everose, black dialEach page is a guide to the reference and how we source it, not a listing. If yours is not here, ask anyway.
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Rolex Datejust 41 126334, green dial Read more 
Rolex GMT-Master II Everose gold, gem-set bezel Read more Nothing on this page is stock. With a meteorite dial the individual watch matters more than usual, so we show you the one before you decide.
The metal, and what you want from the dial pattern. If you have seen a photograph of a meteorite dial you liked, send it; it is the most useful thing you can give us.
Confirmed for each request. Meteorite dials are produced in limited runs and appear irregularly, so we tell you what is realistic at the start.
Box, warranty card, booklets, tags and spare links are itemised for the individual watch we propose.
Condition, originality of the dial, service history and any verification arrangements are set out for the individual piece, with detailed photographs of the dial itself.
Send the reference by WhatsApp or the form, with the dial, set and timing that matter to you. A collection or a style is enough to begin.
We go to our network rather than a boutique list, and come back with what is realistic on availability and timing before you commit to anything.
Condition, documents and what accompanies the watch are set out in writing for the individual piece we propose. You decide with the details in front of you.
Bank transfer in any major currency, or crypto. Collection in London or fully insured delivery, agreed for the watch and the destination.
Any brand, any reference, whether or not it appears on this site. Tell us what you have in mind and we take it from there.
Yes. The crystalline figure is a property of the meteorite it was cut from, so each slice is unique and no two dials match. It is the one thing about the watch that cannot be specified exactly, only chosen.
Rolex's own 18 ct rose gold alloy, cast in-house. It includes a small amount of platinum, which is there to stop the copper in the alloy leaching out and the pink fading, as it can on other rose golds.
Yes, and on this reference we insist on it. The dial is the watch, so we photograph the individual piece rather than relying on a catalogue image.
Yes. Bank transfer in any major currency, or crypto; Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum, USDT and other major coins and stablecoins are accepted. The coin, network and amount are confirmed with you before any transfer.
An exact reference or an idea is enough to start the conversation. We will take care of the search and discuss the options with you.
