Short answer: The Rolex Sky-Dweller comes in three greens: mint green on the Oystersteel and white gold 336934 (US list $17,750), bright green in yellow gold on the 336938 and the Oysterflex 336238 (from $51,400) and blue-green on the Everose 336935 (from $63,700). Elsewhere Rolex makes green and olive Day-Dates, olive, mint and green ombré Datejusts and the green-bezel Submariner 126610LV. Bizak asks start at $25,850 for a mint green 336934 on Oyster; see every configuration in the Sky-Dweller collection.
Last reviewed on October 19, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Rolex prices are US list prices from Rolex's online catalogue that day; Bizak prices are that day's asks, not quotes. Bizak & Co. is independent of Rolex. Sources: Rolex's Sky-Dweller, Day-Date, Datejust and Submariner collection pages on rolex.com.
Every green Rolex Sky-Dweller and its price
All seven are 42 mm with the calibre 9002, the annual calendar and the second time zone. The metal, the bracelet and the shade of green are what change.
| Dial | Reference, metal, bracelet | Rolex US list | Bizak ask from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mint green | 336934, Oystersteel and white gold, Oyster | $17,750 | $25,850 |
| Mint green | 336934, Oystersteel and white gold, Jubilee | $17,950 | $29,421 |
| Bright green | 336938, yellow gold, Oyster | $60,100 | $70,400 |
| Bright green | 336938, yellow gold, Jubilee | $61,400 | $71,775 |
| Bright green | 336238, yellow gold, Oysterflex | $51,400 | $55,799 |
| Blue-green | 336935, Everose gold, Oyster | $63,700 | $75,350 |
| Blue-green | 336935, Everose gold, Jubilee | $64,900 | $77,176 |
The steel watch carries the widest gap to retail: $25,850 for the mint green 336934 on Oyster is about 46% over list, against about 17% for the yellow gold 336938 on Oyster and 9% for the Oysterflex 336238. On the 336934 the Jubilee adds $200 at Rolex but $3,571 in our catalogue.
Mint green, bright green or blue-green?
Mint green (336934) arrived at Watches and Wonders 2023 with the calibre 9002 update; until then Rolex had used mint green only on the Datejust. Despite the name it is a medium sunray green, not a pastel, and it is the least expensive green Sky-Dweller.
Bright green (336938 and 336238) came to the yellow gold Sky-Dweller in 2025 on the Oyster and Jubilee bracelets, and Rolex's 2026 catalogue also lists it on the Oysterflex strap as the 336238, the least expensive gold version at $51,400. The dial is more saturated than the mint, with yellow gold hands and markers.
Blue-green (336935) also dates from 2023, on Everose gold, and was the first blue-green dial on any Rolex. In Rolex's own photographs it reads teal, closer to blue than green, so look at daylight photos before choosing it as your green Sky-Dweller. Our Sky-Dweller guide covers the annual calendar, the Ring Command bezel and sizing.
Green Day-Date: green, green ombré and olive
On the Day-Date the metal decides the green: Rolex's 2026 catalogue pairs yellow gold with green, green ombré (darkening from the centre to an almost black edge) and bright green, and Everose (Rolex's rose gold), white gold and platinum with olive green. All are on the President bracelet.
| Model and reference | Metal and dial | Rolex US list | Bizak ask from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day-Date 40, 228238 | Yellow gold, green, Roman numerals | $50,400 | $65,475 |
| Day-Date 40, 228238 | Yellow gold, green ombré, Roman numerals | $50,400 | $65,475 |
| Day-Date 40, 228239 | White gold, olive green, Roman numerals | $54,200 | $50,490 |
| Day-Date 40, 228235 | Everose gold, olive green, Roman numerals | $54,200 | $66,000 |
| Day-Date 40, 228236 | Platinum, olive green, Roman numerals | $68,800 | $83,600 |
| Day-Date 36, 128238 | Yellow gold, green ombré, Roman numerals | $45,900 | $63,250 |
| Day-Date 36, 128238 | Yellow gold, green ombré set with diamonds | $49,100 | $41,849 |
| Day-Date 36, 128238 | Yellow gold, bright green set with diamonds | $50,650 | $65,560 |
| Day-Date 36, 128235 | Everose gold, olive green, Roman numerals | $49,600 | $54,945 |
Two green Day-Dates sit below retail in our catalogue: the 128238 with the green ombré diamond dial ($41,849 against $49,100) and the white gold 228239 ($50,490 against $54,200). The Everose Day-Date 36 128235 in olive green was new in 2025. Browse the Day-Date 36 and Day-Date 40 collections for every dial.
Olive, mint and green ombré Datejusts
The Datejust uses three greens, and the six-digit reference alone does not tell them apart: a 126234 can have a mint green or a green ombré dial, so quote the dial and the bracelet as well (Rolex's full model number, such as m126234-0051, fixes both).
- Olive green is always paired with yellow gold on the Datejust 31, 36 and 41, in yellow Rolesor or solid gold: the 36 mm 126203 (smooth bezel) and 126233 (fluted) from $15,050 at Rolex, the 41 mm 126303 and 126333 from $16,800, and the 31 mm with diamond-set dials from $14,750. Bizak asks: 126233 from $19,499, 126303 from $22,099, 278273 from $17,018 and 278343RBR from $15,857.
- Mint green comes mainly in steel, white Rolesor and Everose Rolesor, from $8,150 at Rolex for the steel 126200; Bizak's 126200 is from $11,155.
- Green ombré lacquer is new for 2026, part of the series marking 100 years of the Oyster case, on the 126200, 126234, 126300 and 126334 from $8,150 at Rolex. Bizak asks start at $13,399 for the 126200 and $14,999 for the 126234.
Green Submariners: Kermit, Hulk and Starbucks
No Submariner in Rolex's 2026 catalogue has a green dial. The current green Submariner is the 126610LV, a black dial under a green Cerachrom bezel at $11,900.
- 16610LV “Kermit” (2003 to 2010): the 50th-anniversary Submariner, 40 mm, with a green aluminium bezel insert and a black dial; pre-owned from $18,599, more in the Kermit collection.
- 116610LV “Hulk” (2010 to 2020): green Cerachrom bezel and green sunburst dial, the only green-dial Submariner of the three; pre-owned from $20,075 in the Hulk collection.
- 126610LV “Starbucks” (2020 to date): 41 mm, calibre 3235, black dial; pre-owned from $12,833 in the Starbucks collection.
Other green Rolex dials
The white gold GMT-Master II 126729VTNR has a green ceramic dial, a green and black bezel and a left-hand crown ($54,700 at Rolex, $48,400 at Bizak); the steel Sprite 126720VTNR pairs that bezel with a black dial, from $17,850 pre-owned. The yellow gold Daytona 126508 has a bright green dial with golden counters ($55,200 at Rolex, $77,189 at Bizak); the earlier green 116508 is in our John Mayer Daytona guide. The least expensive green Rolex is the Oyster Perpetual, from $6,300 at Rolex and $8,459 at Bizak (31 mm 277200); see the green Oyster Perpetual collection.
Buying a green Rolex: four checks
- Name the full configuration: reference, dial, bracelet and year. The same reference often comes in two or three greens.
- Ask for daylight photos. Ombré dials darken toward the edge and blue-green can read teal, so catalogue images are not enough.
- Compare with the list price. The steel Sky-Dweller and the 2026 green ombré Datejusts carry the largest premiums in our catalogue; the 128238 green ombré diamond dial, the white gold 228239 and the GMT-Master II 126729VTNR sit below retail.
- Kermit and Hulk are pre-owned only, so check the bezel insert, dial, service history and box and papers of the specific watch.
Quick answers
Does the Rolex Sky-Dweller come in green?
Yes, in three shades: mint green on the Oystersteel and white gold 336934 (from $17,750 at Rolex), bright green in yellow gold on the 336938 and the Oysterflex 336238 (from $51,400), and blue-green on the Everose 336935 (from $63,700).
When did the green Rolex Sky-Dweller come out?
The mint green 336934 and the blue-green Everose 336935 arrived at Watches and Wonders 2023 with the calibre 9002 update. The bright green yellow gold 336938 followed in 2025.
What is the difference between mint green and olive green on a Rolex?
Mint green is a medium sunray green that Rolex uses mainly with steel, white Rolesor and Everose Rolesor on the Datejust and on the steel Sky-Dweller. Olive green is a deeper, muted green paired with yellow gold on the Datejust 31, 36 and 41 and with Everose, white gold or platinum on the Day-Date.
How much is a green dial Rolex Day-Date?
Rolex's 2026 US list prices for these green Day-Dates run from $45,900 (Day-Date 36 128238, green ombré) to $68,800 (Day-Date 40 228236, platinum, olive green). On October 19, 2026 Bizak asks started at $41,849 for a 128238 with a green ombré diamond dial.
Which Rolex Submariner has a green dial?
Of the green-bezel Submariners, only the 116610LV “Hulk”, made from 2010 to 2020, has a green dial. The 16610LV “Kermit” and the current 126610LV “Starbucks” pair a green bezel with a black dial.
What is the cheapest green Rolex?
The Oyster Perpetual: the 31 mm 277200 in green lists at $6,300 in the US, the 36 mm 126000 at $6,750 and the 41 mm 134300 at $7,050, and Rolex's paler pistachio dial starts at $6,200 on the 28 mm 276200. The cheapest green Datejust is the steel 126200 at $8,150.
Related reading: Rolex Sky-Dweller guide · Rolex GMT-Master II colors · Rolex nicknames explained · Hulk 116610LV guide · Gold Rolex with a black dial.
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