Rolex Sky-Dweller White Dial

Rolex Sky-Dweller White Dial

The white dial is the quietest way to own a Sky-Dweller. Rolex’s only annual calendar carries a lot of information on its face — an off-centre 24-hour disc, twelve month apertures ringing the chapter ring, and a date at three o’clock — and a white face is what keeps all of it legible. Against black or blue the printing has to fight the dial; against white it simply sits there. It is the configuration that reads most like a dress watch and least like a tool watch, which is why white and silver dials tend to be the ones owners keep longest. This page lists every white dial Sky-Dweller currently in our inventory, across both generations and every case metal Rolex has offered the model in — Rolesor, solid yellow gold, and precious metal on Oysterflex. Use the filters above to narrow by availability, case size or bracelet, or read on for how the references actually differ.

Rolex Sky-Dweller White Dial Price

At Watch My Diamonds, white dial Rolex Sky-Dweller watches range from $18,999 to $73,062 across 9 priced listings.

That spread is driven by case material, not condition. A white face Sky-Dweller in Yellow Rolesor — Oystersteel with a yellow gold fluted bezel and centre links — sits at the bottom of the range. The same dial in solid 18 ct yellow gold sits at the top, and the distance between those two metals is far wider than the distance between an unworn and a pre-owned example of either one. Reference, metal and bracelet set the price here; year and wear move it comparatively little.

White Dial or White Gold?

These are two different things, and the reference number is where buyers get caught. A white dial describes the colour of the face. White gold describes what the case or bezel is made of — and a white gold Sky-Dweller is just as likely to arrive with a black, blue or slate dial as a white one. The overlap is real: the White Rolesor references pair an Oystersteel case with a white gold fluted bezel, so a steel watch can legitimately be described as having white gold on it. If what you want is the metal rather than the dial colour, our white gold Sky-Dweller page is the one to browse. If you want the face, you are already in the right place.

White Dial References We Stock

Yellow Rolesor — 326933 and 336933

Oystersteel with a yellow gold fluted bezel, crown and centre links. This is the most common white face Sky-Dweller and the most affordable route into the model. The white dial with gold applied indices is a warmer combination than the steel-and-white-gold version, and it photographs considerably better than it tends to look in listings. Available on both Oyster and Jubilee bracelets.

White Rolesor — 326934 and 336934

Oystersteel with an 18 ct white gold fluted bezel. The coolest-toned of the white dial configurations and the closest the Sky-Dweller comes to a monochrome watch: white face, white metal, no warmth anywhere in the palette. The 336934 is the current-production version of this reference.

Solid Yellow Gold — 326938 and 336938

18 ct yellow gold throughout, on an Oyster or Jubilee bracelet. A white dial does more for a full gold case than any other colour does, because it breaks up what would otherwise be an unrelieved expanse of metal. These sit at the top of the price range on this page by a wide margin.

Precious Metal on Oysterflex — 336238 and 336239

Solid gold cases — yellow for the 336238, white for the 336239 — on Rolex’s Oysterflex strap, an elastomer-over-metal blade that wears far lighter than a gold bracelet. This is the sportiest way to wear a white dial Sky-Dweller, and the version that most changes the character of the watch. See the full Sky-Dweller Oysterflex selection for the other dial colours in this case shape.

Oyster, Jubilee or Oysterflex

The Sky-Dweller launched on the Oyster bracelet alone. Rolex added the Jubilee option in 2021, and it changed the watch more than a five-link bracelet has any right to: the Jubilee softens a case that is genuinely large at 42 mm, and it suits the white dial particularly well because both work in the same understated direction. Our Sky-Dweller Jubilee page collects every dial colour on that bracelet. Oysterflex is the third option and only ever appears on solid gold cases. Between the three, bracelet choice moves the price less than metal does but more than dial colour does.

Buying a White Dial Sky-Dweller

Every watch on this page is sourced through authorized dealers, wholesalers and distributors, and is guaranteed 100 percent authentic and covered by warranty — see our authenticity guarantee for the full terms. Orders ship overnight and fully insured within the United States at no cost. Some listings show a price and some do not. Where a watch is in stock without a displayed price, it is priced on request — we do that for references whose market moves quickly enough that a published number would be stale before you read it. Listings marked sold have gone; we leave them up because they are a useful record of what these references actually traded at. Call (212) 382-2600 or send an enquiry through any listing and we will quote you the same day. Looking more broadly? Browse the full Rolex Sky-Dweller collection for every dial colour, or all Rolex models with a white dial if the face is what you are set on and the model is still open.