Rolex’s 2026 collection celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Oyster case with bold colors, new materials, refined complications, and several unexpected releases. The collection mixes heritage with experimentation, especially through the new Jubilee dials, the redesigned Yacht-Master II, and the striking Rolesium Daytona.

The Complete 2026 Rolex Lineup

Oyster Perpetual 41 “Oyster 100”

The new Oyster Perpetual 41 was introduced as the symbolic centerpiece of Rolex’s centenary celebration. The watch features subtle anniversary details, green minute markers, and a refined Rolesor configuration combining Oystersteel and yellow gold. Rolex describes it as a tribute to the birth of the Oyster itself.

Highlights:
41 mm case
Oystersteel & yellow Rolesor
Centennial details on the dial
Updated Superlative Chronometer certification

Oyster Perpetual 36 “Jubilee Dial”

One of the boldest Rolex dials in years, the OP36 introduces a colorful lacquer “Jubilee” motif featuring repeating Rolex typography in multiple colors. The watch has become one of the most discussed releases of the year among collectors.

Highlights
Multicolored lacquer dial
Inspired by vintage Rolex creativity
One of the most playful modern Rolex designs
Strong collector interest already forming

Oyster Perpetual 28 & 34

Rolex elevated the smaller Oyster Perpetual references with precious metal cases and stone dials. These pieces combine jewelry aesthetics with understated elegance and are expected to appeal strongly to collectors seeking refined daily wear watches.

Highlights
Yellow gold and Everose executions
Natural stone dials
Precious stone hour markers
Elegant compact proportions

Datejust 41 Green Ombré Dial

The Datejust 41 receives one of the most elegant dial updates of the year with a deep green ombré lacquer finish paired with the iconic fluted bezel. Collectors have praised the balance between classic Rolex styling and contemporary color experimentation.

Highlights
Green ombré lacquer dial
White Rolesor configuration
Fluted bezel
Modernized classic Datejust aesthetic

Yacht-Master II Redesign

Perhaps the biggest technical surprise of the year, the Yacht-Master II returns with a complete redesign. Rolex improved the legibility, revised the countdown system, and introduced a cleaner aesthetic with reduced bezel text.

Highlights
New calibre 4162
Cleaner bezel design
Improved regatta countdown display
Sportier proportions and readability

Cosmograph Daytona “Rolesium”

The Rolesium Daytona became one of the headline releases of Watches & Wonders 2026. It combines Oystersteel and platinum with a white Grand Feu enamel dial and vintage-inspired horizontal bezel numerals. Many analysts already consider it one of the future grail Rolexes.

Highlights
First Rolesium Daytona
Grand Feu enamel dial
Platinum bezel
Sapphire caseback
Extremely limited production expectations

Day-Date 40 “Jubilee Gold”

Rolex introduced a new proprietary alloy called Jubilee Gold, blending warm yellow, pink, and grey tones. Paired with aventurine-style dials and diamond markers, this Day-Date represents Rolex’s luxury direction for 2026.

Highlights
New “Jubilee Gold” alloy
Green aventurine-style dial
Diamond hour markers
Luxury-focused execution

Market & Collector Reactions

Collectors reacted strongly to:

The discontinuation of the GMT-Master II “Pepsi”
The colorful OP Jubilee dials
The highly exclusive Rolesium Daytona
The redesigned Yacht-Master II