The Oyster Perpetual is the most essential watch Rolex makes. No date, no bezel function, no complications — just an Oyster case, a self-winding movement and a dial. Which is exactly why the dial matters so much, and why candy pink has become one of the most talked-about colours Rolex has put on a watch in decades. On paper it’s the simplest Rolex in the catalogue. On the wrist it stops people mid-sentence.
This is the reference 134300, the new-generation OP41 Rolex introduced in 2025 to replace the 124300. Same 41mm case and smooth domed bezel, but with slimmer lugs that fix the one thing people said about the old model — it sits noticeably cleaner and flatter on the wrist now. The candy pink dial is set with applied white gold hour markers and hands filled with Chromalight lume.
Candy pink arrived with the Oyster Perpetual refresh in 2020 and has been one of the hardest OP dials to walk out of a boutique with ever since. At 41mm it has real presence without trying, and on the Oyster bracelet with the Oysterclasp it goes from weekend to dinner with no effort. It’s a confident watch for someone who doesn’t need a sports Rolex to make the point.
This 2026 example is in excellent condition, full set with the box and Rolex warranty card dated September 2026, which carries the balance of the Rolex manufacturer warranty through to September 2031. At $18,900, this is the most fun way into a modern Rolex. Viewings by appointment, Sydney CBD.
Price: $18,900 AUD
Condition: Excellent — full set with box and Rolex warranty card. Rolex warranty until September 2031
Reference: 134300 (2026, 41mm Oystersteel, candy pink dial)
Enquiries by appointment — Sydney CBD.