Rolex Sky Dweller White

White-dial Sky-Dweller prices by reference

In Rolex’s 2026 catalogue, 11 of the 39 Sky-Dweller models have the intense white dial, and every reference offers it. Each is 42 mm and waterproof to 100 m, with calibre 9002, about 72 hours of power reserve and the fluted Ring Command bezel in gold. Rolex prices a Sky-Dweller by its metal and bracelet, not its dial; the Bizak price is the lowest live listing for that reference, bracelet and white dial on 24 October 2026. Tap a price to open the listing and reserve it.

Two patterns stand out. The White Rolesor 336934 is listed above Rolex’s US retail price, from $19,994 on the Jubilee against $17,950, while every gold white-dial model is listed below it, by $6,400 to $9,565; the two-tone 336933 sits below retail on the Oyster bracelet ($20,321 against $24,050) and above it on the Jubilee ($26,400 against $24,700). And on the 336934, white is the lowest-priced dial on both bracelets: on the Jubilee, intense white starts at $19,994, bright black at $25,661, bright blue at $27,115 and mint green at $29,421.

Earlier white-dial references

The first-generation 326 references, with calibre 9001, were made with white dials too, until the 336 references took over in 2023. Rolex no longer lists them, so the dials below are as listed in our catalogue.

In gold, the earlier references cost less: a white-dial 326238 on an Oysterflex starts at $38,177 against $43,803 for a 336238, a saving of $5,626. The lowest-priced earlier white dial is a pre-owned two-tone 326933 at $20,350.

Intense white, white or ivory: which dial?

Rolex calls the white dial on every current Sky-Dweller intense white, and its layout is the same in every metal: rectangular index hour markers, longer hands and a Chromalight display, the current month marked by a red rectangle in one of twelve windows around the dial, and an off-centre 24-hour disc for the second time zone, read against a fixed inverted red triangle.

The 326 references had white dials too: the 326934 arrived in 2017 with a white, blue or black dial, and the two-tone 326933 with white, champagne or black. If you want numerals instead of hour markers, look at the earlier white gold models: the 326939 on its bracelet, with a white dial with Roman numerals, and the 326139 on a leather strap, with an ivory dial with Roman numerals, a warmer cream tone. No current Sky-Dweller has a Roman-numeral or ivory dial.

White Rolesor or white gold: the watches on this page

The watches above are the Sky-Dwellers made with white gold. Most are White Rolesor, Rolex’s combination of Oystersteel and white gold: an Oystersteel case and bracelet with an 18 ct white gold fluted bezel, since Rolex makes its fluted bezel only in gold. The current 336934 comes with an intense white, bright blue, bright black or mint green dial, at $17,750 on the Oyster bracelet and $17,950 on the Jubilee; mint green came to the Sky-Dweller in 2023, and our guide to the green-dial Sky-Dweller compares it with the other green Rolex dials. The 326934 and the two-tone 326933 were the first Sky-Dwellers with steel when they arrived in 2017; until then the Sky-Dweller was made only in 18 ct gold. On Bizak the 326934 starts at $19,250, pre-owned with a black dial.

The 336239 is the only white gold Sky-Dweller in Rolex’s 2026 catalogue: 18 ct white gold on an Oysterflex, introduced in 2023, with a bright black or intense white dial, at $53,450. On Bizak the bright black starts at $39,050 and the intense white at $46,750, so here the white dial costs $7,700 more. The earlier white gold Sky-Dwellers are the 326939 on a white gold Oyster bracelet and the 326139 on a leather strap; our guide to white gold Rolex models sets the 336239 and 326939 against the rest of Rolex’s white gold range.

To compare every dial in yellow gold and Yellow Rolesor, see the two-tone Sky-Dweller page; for Everose, see the rose gold Sky-Dweller page.

Oyster, Jubilee or Oysterflex?

The Oyster bracelet has three-piece solid links and the Jubilee five-piece links; on the 336934 both are Oystersteel and close with a folding Oysterclasp and Rolex’s 5 mm Easylink comfort extension link. Rolex lists the Jubilee $200 higher, but on Bizak the white-dial 336934 is $1,612 cheaper on the Jubilee ($19,994 against $21,606).

The Oysterflex on the white-dial 336239, 336238 and 336235 is a flexible metal blade overmoulded with black elastomer, closed by a gold folding Oysterclasp with Rolex’s Glidelock extension, which adjusts the length by about 15 mm in steps of about 2.5 mm without tools. Our Rolex Oysterflex guide covers sizing and care.

336934 or 326934: current or previous generation?

Rolex unveiled the Sky-Dweller in 2012 with calibre 9001, developed for it. In 2023 the 336 references took over with calibre 9002, which adds Rolex’s Chronergy escapement; both calibres have about 72 hours of power reserve, and the 42 mm case and the functions are unchanged. Rolex describes the current dials as having rectangular index hour markers and longer hands, but the reference engraved between the lugs is the sure way to tell the generations apart. With a white dial in White Rolesor, the newer watch costs less on Bizak today: a 336934 from $19,994 on the Jubilee, against $20,958 for a pre-owned 326934. For every metal and reference, read our Rolex Sky-Dweller guide.

How the Sky-Dweller works

Rolex’s patented Saros annual calendar tells 30-day months from 31-day months, so the date needs one correction a year, on 1 March, and it follows local time. Home time is read on the off-centre 24-hour disc, where the fixed red triangle points to the reference time, while the hands show local time. The fluted bezel is Rolex’s patented Ring Command: turn it to select the date, the local time or the reference time, then set it with the crown.

What to check before you buy a white-dial Sky-Dweller

• The reference. It is engraved between the lugs at 12 o’clock. The last digit gives the metal (4 White Rolesor, 3 Yellow Rolesor, 8 yellow gold, 5 Everose, 9 white gold) and the fourth digit the bracelet (9 Oyster or Jubilee bracelet, 2 Oysterflex, 1 leather strap); match it and the serial to the papers.
• The dial. Match the dial to the papers: on a 336 reference a white dial is intense white with index hour markers, while Roman numerals and ivory belong to the earlier white gold 326939 and 326139.
• The bezel and calendar. Turn the Ring Command bezel through its three positions and check that the crown sets the date, the local hour and the reference time in turn, and that the red month marker moves on with the month.
• Wear. On a White Rolesor watch the fluted bezel is 18 ct white gold on an Oystersteel case: look for flattened flutes, polished-down case edges and stretch in an older bracelet.
• Box and papers. A full set with the warranty card is part of the price; check which one you are being quoted.

Found your white-dial Sky-Dweller? Open its listing and tap Reserve with $200. Our buyer protection page sets out the deposit terms, and our authentication process lists the checks made on the specific watch before dispatch. Selling or trading a Sky-Dweller instead? See sell or trade your watch.

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