Matching watches usually mean his in steel, hers in gold, and nothing in common but the logo. This is the other way to do it. Two Rolex Oyster Perpetuals, same candy pink dial, same smooth domed bezel, same Oyster bracelet — just one at 41mm and one at 36mm. Wear them together and it’s obvious. Wear them apart and each one stands completely on its own.
Candy pink arrived with the Oyster Perpetual refresh in 2020 and became one of the most talked-about colours Rolex has put on a dial in decades. It’s the most essential watch in the catalogue — no date, no complications, just an Oyster case, a self-winding movement and a bright lacquered dial with applied white gold markers. On paper it’s simple. On the wrist it stops people mid-sentence.
His is the 41mm reference 134300 — the new-generation OP41 Rolex introduced in 2025 to replace the 124300, same case size but with slimmer lugs that make it sit noticeably cleaner on the wrist. Hers is the 36mm reference 126000, the classic Rolex size that works on a wide range of wrists and goes from weekday to dinner without trying. Side by side they read as a proper pair, not a coincidence.
Both are 2026 examples in excellent condition, both full sets with the box and Rolex warranty card. The OP41 carries its Rolex warranty to September 2031, the OP36 to March 2031. Take one, or take both — they’re priced individually, and together they’re about the most fun way to put two Rolexes in one household. Viewings by appointment, Sydney CBD.
His — Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 134300 Candy Pink: $18,900 AUD
2026, excellent condition, full set with box and warranty card. Rolex warranty until September 2031
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Hers — Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 126000 Candy Pink: $16,900 AUD
2026, excellent condition, full set with box and warranty card. Rolex warranty until March 2031
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Enquiries by appointment — Sydney CBD.