Rolex · Family: Sky-Dweller
The Rolex Sky-Dweller 336934 is the Rolesor version — a combination of Oystersteel and 18k white gold — of Rolex's watch with an annual calendar and second time zone, updated in 2023 with the new Caliber 9002. As of August 2026, Cazador has 0 verified price observations; the launch price was €15,450 on an Oyster bracelet. Its differential trait: the Ring Command system, which uses the rotating bezel itself to select which function is being set — local time, reference time, or calendar — before turning the crown.
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The Sky-Dweller debuted in 2012 as Rolex's first watch to combine an annual calendar with a second time zone, and the brand's first entirely new complication design in several decades. Its most recognizable feature is the Ring Command system: the rotating bezel itself, rather than an extra pusher or crown, selects which function is being set — local time, reference (home) time, or calendar — before the crown is used.
In 2023, Rolex updated the line with a new caliber, the 9002, replacing the original 9001 from 2012. According to the sources consulted, the main change is the addition of the Chronergy escapement — already rolled out across most of Rolex's catalog for its greater energy efficiency and shock resistance — while the rest of the movement's architecture stays the same: 40 jewels, 28,800 vibrations per hour, and 72 hours of power reserve. Case dimensions — 42mm diameter, 13.80mm thickness, and 50.5mm lug-to-lug — remained unchanged from the previous generation.
The calendar function, named Saros, shows the month via 12 windows arranged alongside the hour markers, with a quick, bidirectional, and secure adjustment mechanism for both date and month. The second time zone reads off a 24-hour ring at the center of the dial, useful for travelers who need to track local and reference time simultaneously.
This Rolesor execution combines Oystersteel with a fluted, polished 18k white gold bezel, over a sunray mint green dial — also available in white, blue, and black — with white gold indices and Chromalight luminescence. With 100 meters of water resistance and an Oyster bracelet featuring ceramic inserts in the links, reference 336934 is positioned as the entry-price option within the Sky-Dweller range.
We don't have verified price observations for this reference. The launch price was €15,450 on an Oyster bracelet (€15,650 on Jubilee), though we don't publish a current market range without backed data.
It's a Rolex-exclusive mechanism where the rotating bezel itself selects which function will be set with the crown: local time, reference time, or calendar, avoiding extra pushers on the case.
According to the sources consulted, the 2023 update to Caliber 9002 adds the Chronergy escapement, more efficient and shock-resistant, while keeping the rest of the specs (40 jewels, 72-hour reserve) from the original 2012 Caliber 9001.
It's the term Rolex uses for its Oystersteel-and-gold combinations. On this reference, the case is steel and the bezel is 18k white gold.
It shows the month via 12 windows alongside the hour markers, with a quick, bidirectional, and secure adjustment system for both date and month, with no need for manual day-by-day adjustments.
It's rated to 100 meters, adequate for daily wear, though lower than Rolex's dive models like the Submariner.
In 2023, with the introduction of Caliber 9002, keeping the same case dimensions (42mm) as the original 2012 generation.