Rolex watches: every collection

The entry point to Rolex: time-only, no date, in steel with a wide range of dial colors. The 2026 centenary added two-tone and gold versions.

The archetypal dive watch: 300 m water resistance, a unidirectional Cerachrom bezel and the Oyster bracelet with Glidelock extension.

Rolex’s saturation-diving line with a helium escape valve. The Sea-Dweller is rated to 1,220 m; the Deepsea to 3,900 m.

A second time zone on a 24-hour bezel. The steel “Pepsi” was retired in 2026; the Batman, Batgirl, Sprite (left-handed) and Bruce Wayne variants continue.

The simplest Rolex sports watch, designed around legibility: 3-6-9 dial, no date, 100 m water resistance.

A 24-hour fixed bezel and orange hand, originally for cave explorers who lost track of day and night. Available with white (“Polar”) or black dial.

Rolex’s aviation-inspired watch with a distinctive minute-track dial and crown guards since its 2022 update.

A sailing-inspired sports watch with a raised bidirectional bezel, offered in Rolesium, gold and titanium versions.

The regatta chronograph returned in 2026 with a new movement, a thinner case and a conventional 60-minute bezel; the countdown now sits on the dial.

Rolex’s racing chronograph and its most sought-after model. The current generation (2023) has a 4131 movement and a sapphire display back on precious-metal versions.

The definitive do-everything Rolex, with a date window under the Cyclops lens and nearly endless combinations of dial, bezel and bracelet.

The “President”: only offered in gold or platinum, showing the day spelled out at 12 o’clock. 2026 introduced Rolex’s new Jubilee Gold alloy.

An annual calendar and second time zone controlled through the rotating Ring Command bezel.

Rolex’s gold dress watch, named for the year the brand was registered. Thin case, small seconds and a display back.

Announced September 2026: Rolex’s first annual calendar with day, month and moon phase, in Everose gold or platinum.

Launched in 2025 with an integrated Flat Jubilee bracelet and the high-beat Dynapulse escapement in the new calibre 7135.

The smallest Datejust, offered in Rolesor and solid gold with gem-set options.