Blue Face Rolex

Popular Blue‑Dial Rolex References at a Glance

Ref.	Model	Key Feature	Market Avg.*
126613LB	Sub “Bluesy”	Rolesor, blue bezel	$17–19 k
126300/126334	Datejust 41	Bright/azzurro blue	$11–14 k
124300	OP 41	Turquoise blue	$11–13 k
326934	Sky‑Dweller	Annual calendar, blue dial	$22–24 k
126622	Yacht‑Master 40	Platinum bezel, blue dial	$15–17 k

Shop Blue Dial Rolex by Model

• Datejust Blue
• Day-Date Blue
• Daytona Blue
• Submariner Blue
• Sky-Dweller Blue
• Yacht-Master Blue
• Oyster Perpetual Blue

Explore Rolex Blue Variations

• Ice Blue
• Blue ombré
• Tiffany Blue

How much is a Rolex blue face?

Steel OP models start ~$7.5 k retail; Submariner Bluesy lists $16.8 k; Sky‑Dweller blue retails $15.6 k but trades higher due to waitlists.

Rolex Blue FAQ

Is the Rolex blue dial rare?

Blue dials are part of the regular Rolex palette, so they’re not intrinsically rare; however, specific references and blue tones—e.g., the Sky‑Dweller 326934, Submariner “Bluesy” 126613LB, turquoise‑blue Oyster Perpetual 124300, or any Ice blue model—have wait‑lists and trade above retail because Rolex allocates fewer pieces than market demand.

What does a blue‑face watch mean?

In color psychology, blue conveys trust, calm, and confidence. On a watch it signals a versatile, modern style—sportier than black yet more understated than green or red—making it suitable for both professional and casual settings while hinting at a maritime or aviation heritage.

Which Rolex has the best blue dial?

Collectors favor the Submariner 126613LB for sports and Sky‑Dweller 326934 for complications; Datejust 41 bright blue offers best value.

What Rolex has a blue dial?

Rolex offers several blue‑dial options: the Submariner “Bluesy” 126613LB, Datejust 36 & 41 bright‑blue or azzurro dials, the Oyster Perpetual 41 turquoise/bright blue, the Sky‑Dweller 326934 sunburst blue, the Yacht‑Master 40 blue dial, and select Day‑Date 40 and 36 models. All use UV‑stable galvanic or PVD finishes, so the colour stays vibrant for decades.