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The Land-Dweller is the first new Rolex collection since the Sky-Dweller: an integrated flat Jubilee bracelet, a honeycomb dial, a sapphire display back and a 5 Hz movement with a new escapement called Dynapulse. It launched in April 2025 in 36 and 40 mm, in steel with a white-gold fluted bezel, rose gold and platinum, and nothing has been added since.
Every Land-Dweller on Dialist is listed by a verified dealer and covered by buyer protection. Start with the Land-Dweller 40 in Steel, the reference most buyers are looking for.
The integrated case and bracelet look back to the Oysterquartz of 1977 and the 1530 and 1630 Datejusts before it, the only Rolexes with a bracelet that flows into the case. The Land-Dweller's flat Jubilee has five polished and brushed links with ceramic inserts inside and a concealed Crownclasp. The case is under 10 mm thick, the dial is laser-etched in a honeycomb pattern, and the 6 and 9 are open numerals.
The calibre 7135 is the reason the watch matters. It runs at 36,000 beats an hour, 5 Hz, against 4 Hz for every other Rolex, and uses the Dynapulse escapement, a silicon sequential-distribution design that Rolex says is more efficient than a Swiss lever. A ceramic balance staff, a Syloxi hairspring and 66 hours of reserve round it out, with 32 patents across the watch.
Ten references launched: 127334 and 127234 in steel with a white-gold bezel, 127335 and 127235 in rose gold, 127336 and 127236 in platinum with an ice-blue dial, and diamond-bezel versions of the gold and platinum. Early pre-owned prices for the steel 40 ran far above retail and settled through 2025 and 2026.
Sizes
40 mm is the reference most buyers want and wears larger than a 40 mm Submariner because the bracelet is integrated. The 36 mm is the same watch at a proportion that suits a wider range of wrists and has drawn its own following.
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Materials
Steel with a white-gold fluted bezel is the volume reference. Rose gold is the warm option; platinum carries the ice-blue honeycomb dial that no other metal gets. Diamond-set bezels are offered on the gold and platinum watches only.
Dials
Intense white honeycomb on steel and rose gold, ice blue on platinum. There is no black dial. The diamond-bezel references drop the open 6 and 9 for baguette diamond markers.
Movement
Calibre 7135: 5 Hz, Dynapulse escapement, Syloxi hairspring, 66 hours of reserve, visible through the first sapphire back on an Oyster-case Rolex. Rolex rates it to its usual minus two to plus two seconds a day.
Bracelet
The flat Jubilee is the only bracelet and is fitted to the case, so it cannot be swapped for a strap. It has a Crownclasp without a quick extension; sizing is done by the dealer or Rolex.
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