Rolex Land‑Dweller - A new perspective

A revolutionary movement

To power the Land‑Dweller, Rolex has entirely developed and manufactured a new self-winding movement: calibre 7135. Visible through the watch’s sapphire case back, it features some significant innovations. A total of 16 patent applications have been filed for this new movement, particularly in regard to the escapement and the oscillator. With its extraordinary performance, this calibre at the forefront of technology heralds a new era of watchmaking for Rolex.

The perfect balance

When bracelet and case become one. In a thoroughly contemporary spirit, the Land‑Dweller’s aesthetic reinterprets the style of watches with integrated bracelets. Explored in 1969 with the Rolex Quartz, then in 1974 on a Datejust with a self-winding mechanical movement, this design presents a fluid, continuous line between case and bracelet.

Offering the perfect balance of elegance and technology, lightness and robustness.

This visual harmony gives the Land‑Dweller a versatile character, regardless of its diameter – 36 or 40 mm – making it the perfect watch for every occasion.

Spearheading a new era.

Building the world of the future

With its bold lines and remarkable performance, the Land‑Dweller has a very modern feel. Through both its fluid, sleek forms and its major technical innovations, it remains firmly focused on the future, heralding the evolution of Rolex watches. This timepiece is designed for those who assert their place in the world and build their own destinies, seeing new opportunities in every moment.