Rolex Green Dial

Green isn’t just another color at Rolex—it’s the brand’s signature shade for anniversaries, limited runs, and cult classics. From the first “Kermit” Submariner that launched in 2003 to today’s olive‑green Day‑Date and palm‑motif Datejust, a Rolex green dial signals both rarity and strong collector demand. Below you’ll find our live inventory, market data, and expert tips to help you buy the perfect green‑face Rolex with confidence.

Why Choose a Green‑Dial Rolex?

• Brand Heritage – Green marks Rolex anniversaries and flagship releases; supply is always lower than black or blue dials.
• Collector Appeal – Models like the Rolex Hulk and Wimbledon Datejust trade 10–25 % above standard dials on the secondary market.
• Visual Versatility – Green pairs equally well with steel, yellow Rolesor, or Everose gold, and stands out without shouting.
• Investment Edge – The Rolex green Submariner price has risen an average of 8 % annually since the Hulk’s discontinuation in 2020.

Available Green Rolex Dials

1. Olive Green Sunray Dial
   • Found in: Rolex Day-Date 40 (e.g., Ref. 228235)
   • Finish: Elegant sunray pattern with a deep, muted green tone
   • Often paired with: Everose gold case and Roman numerals
2. Mint Green Dial
   • Found in: Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 (Ref. 126000)
   • Finish: Smooth lacquer, flat pastel appearance
   • Often paired with: Stainless steel Oyster case and bracelet
3. Green ombré dial
   • Found in: Rolex Day-Date (e.g., Ref. 228238, 228248)
   • Finish: Gradient effect that transitions from a rich forest green at the edges to a lighter green or near-black center
   • Often paired with: Fluted bezel, and diamond hour markers
4. Green Malachite Dial
   • Found in: Day-Date and Pearlmaster models
   • Material: Natural stone with unique vein patterns
   • Often paired with: Diamond hour markers and precious metals
5. Green Stella Dial
   • Found in: Some modern Oyster Perpetual models
   • Finish: Bold enamel-like gloss with high color saturation