The Caseback
Screwed down, sealed, treated like the rest of the case.
Artisans of Black
Sky-Dweller
Annual calendar and second time zone, in absolute black. The dial stays white.
Price on Request
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Artisans of Black
Annual calendar and second time zone, in absolute black. The dial stays white.
Price on Request
The Artifact
The Sky-Dweller is the most complicated watch Rolex has ever put in an Oyster case: Saros annual calendar, second time zone on a 24-hour disc, a rotating bezel that sets the calibre. We leave every function intact and rewrite only the surface: full black DLC treatment on the case, lugs and bracelet. The white lacquer dial remains the only light.
Character
The Bezel
The fluted bezel of the Sky-Dweller is not an ornament: turning it selects what to set — date, time zone, local time. The DLC follows every flute without filling it, and the gesture remains identical to the original. Only the way light glides across it changes.
Screwed down, sealed, treated like the rest of the case.
Oysterlock and Oyster bracelet, blackened link by link.
The Crown
Beneath the treatment remains the perpetual calibre 9001: Saros annual calendar, forty-two jewels, blue Parachrom hairspring, seventy-two hours of power reserve. The Twinlock screw-down crown seals the case to one hundred metres. Every piece is disassembled, treated and reassembled by hand in our workshop, and bears its own number.
Acquisition
This creation is offered exclusively through our private client service. Every watch is crafted individually, solely for the client who orders it: artisanal rather than industrial work, carried out one piece at a time with the utmost care. A dedicated advisor accompanies you from the choice of the model to the finish of the customization, wherever you are in the world.
The Private Collection
Every piece is unique. Every acquisition is personal. View the full collection →
