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Design & Case:

Case: Classic 40 mm Oyster case in White Rolesor, meaning a fusion of robust Oystersteel with a fluted bezel crafted in 18 ct white gold. This blend delivers both durability and a refined aesthetic signature to Rolex.

Thickness: Thanks to the advanced movement, the case is a sleek ~9.70 mm thick, echoing styles of the 1970s while remaining modern.

Water Resistance: Rated to 100 m (330 ft), assured by its Twinlock screw-down crown and screw-in back.

Case Back: A transparent sapphire back with anti-reflective coating gives a rare, elegant glimpse into the watch’s movement, quite a departure from Rolex's usual design.

Dial:

Design: The “intense white” dial features a striking honeycomb motif, precision-cut using a femtosecond laser to achieve exacting detail and texture.

Legibility: Equipped with Chromalight, Rolex’s signature luminescent material, for bright, long-lasting blue glow in low light, plus open-worked hour numerals and indexes for a dynamic while functional aesthetic.

Bracelet & Bezel:

Bezel: Elegant fluted bezel in white gold—a time-honored Rolex design, once functional, now an emblem of refinement.

Bracelet: The newly introduced Flat Jubilee bracelet retains the classic five-link Jubilee structure, but with a flat, polished profile integrated seamlessly with the case. It features polished centers, satin-finished outer links, and beveled, polished edges, secured with a concealed Crownclasp.

Movement & Performance:

Caliber 7135: Fully in-house developed, this is a high-frequency (5 Hz / 36,000 bph) movement, unprecedented for Rolex, enabling precision to one-tenth of a second.

Escapement & Materials: Introduces the Dynapulse escapement—transmitting energy via rolling rather than sliding—and includes a Syloxi hairspring, ceramic balance staff, and Paraflex shock absorbers, all contributing to improved efficiency and resistance to magnetic fields.

Power Reserve: A robust ~66 hours.

Certification: Holds Rolex’s Superlative Chronometer status, meaning precision of −2/+2 sec/day after casing, surpassing COSC standards.