Rose Gold
Rolex Land-Dweller Rose Gold
Explore our curated collection of Rolex Land-Dweller rose gold for sale — the 36 mm ref. 127235 and 40 mm ref. 127335 in 18 ct Everose gold, plus the diamond-set 127285TBR and 127385TBR. Show more
Unveiled at Watches & Wonders 2025, the Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller brought Rolex’s integrated-bracelet design language into the current catalogue. In 18 ct Everose gold it becomes the warmest reading of that design: a fluted Everose bezel, an intense white honeycomb dial and a Flat Jubilee bracelet in matching gold, all built around the high-frequency calibre 7135.
Why the Everose Land-Dweller Matters
- Everose, not ordinary rose gold – Rolex casts its own 18 ct pink alloy in-house; the platinum in the mix is what keeps the colour from fading over the years.
- Calibre 7135 – Rolex’s first 5 Hz movement, with the Dynapulse natural escapement and roughly 66 hours of power reserve.
- One design, two sizes – 36 mm ref. 127235-0001 and 40 mm ref. 127335-0001, both 9.7 mm thick and waterproof to 100 m.
- Factory gem-set options – refs. 127285TBR and 127385TBR add a baguette-cut diamond bezel and baguette diamond hour markers.
Rose Gold Land-Dweller: 36 mm or 40 mm?
The two Everose references are the same watch in two case sizes, and both share the 9.7 mm profile that lets the Land-Dweller sit flatter than most integrated-bracelet sports watches. The 36 mm ref. 127235-0001 reads as the dressier of the pair and is the more versatile across wrist sizes; the 40 mm ref. 127335-0001 gives the honeycomb dial more room and is the size most buyers picture when they think of the Land-Dweller. Neither is a women’s or men’s model — Rolex lists both as unisex.
Everose Gold vs Rose Gold
All rose gold is an alloy of gold and copper. What separates Everose is that Rolex introduced it in 2005 specifically to solve the fading problem: over years of wear, the copper in conventional pink gold can leach and the colour drifts toward yellow. Rolex adds a small amount of platinum to the mix and casts every ingot in its own foundry, which fixes the hue. In practice, an Everose Land-Dweller should look the same shade in a decade as it does the day it leaves the case.
Rolex Land-Dweller Rose Gold Price
Rose gold Land-Dweller retail prices run from US $49,400 for the 36 mm ref. 127235-0001 to US $103,750 for the diamond-set 36 mm ref. 127285TBR-0002. Our own Everose stock is priced by reference, condition and completeness — box, papers and year all move the number, so contact us for current availability.| Land-Dweller Rose Gold Ref. | Case & Bezel | Retail Price |
| 127235-0001 | 36 mm Everose, fluted bezel | $49,400 |
| 127335-0001 | 40 mm Everose, fluted bezel | $54,100 |
| 127285TBR-0002 | 36 mm Everose, diamond bezel | $103,750 |
| 127385TBR-0003 | 40 mm Everose, diamond bezel | Price on request |
FAQ
How much is a Rolex Land-Dweller in rose gold?
- 36 mm ref. 127235-0001 – US $49,400
- 40 mm ref. 127335-0001 – US $54,100
- Diamond-bezel 36 mm ref. 127285TBR-0002 – US $103,750
- Diamond-bezel 40 mm ref. 127385TBR-0003 – quoted individually
What is Everose gold?
Everose is Rolex's own 18 ct pink gold alloy, introduced in 2005 and cast in the brand's in-house foundry. Like any rose gold it mixes gold with copper, but Rolex adds a small amount of platinum, which stops the copper from leaching out and keeps the pink tone stable for the life of the watch.Is Everose gold the same as rose gold?
Everose is a rose gold, but not every rose gold is Everose. The gold content is identical at 18 ct — the difference is the platinum in the alloy and the fact that Rolex controls the casting itself. Conventional pink gold tends to drift toward yellow after years of wear; Everose is engineered specifically not to.Does the rose gold Land-Dweller come in 36 mm?
Yes. Ref. 127235-0001 is the 36 mm Everose Land-Dweller and ref. 127335-0001 is the 40 mm. Both are 9.7 mm thick, run the calibre 7135 and are waterproof to 100 m, so the choice is purely one of wrist presence.Which rose gold Land-Dweller references have a diamond bezel?
Two: ref. 127285TBR-0002 in 36 mm and ref. 127385TBR-0003 in 40 mm. Both carry a baguette-cut diamond bezel with baguette diamond hour markers on the honeycomb dial. The 40 mm bezel alone is set with 40 baguette-cut stones.What movement is in the rose gold Land-Dweller?
The calibre 7135, Rolex's first 5 Hz movement. It uses the Dynapulse natural escapement, carries roughly 66 hours of power reserve and is Superlative Chronometer certified. It is the same movement across every Land-Dweller reference, in steel, Everose or platinum.< Explore all rose gold Rolex | All Rolex Land-Dweller | Land-Dweller Platinum