Rolex Sky-Dweller Super Clones with a Working Annual Calendar
Sky-Dweller Watches(29)
Sky-Dweller · 336934 Rolex 42mm Bright Black Dial
Sky-Dweller · 336934 Rolex 42mm Bright Blue Dial
Sky-Dweller · 336934 Rolex 42mm Intense White Dial
Sky-Dweller · 326238 Rolex Champagne Dial 42mm
Sky-Dweller · 326935 Rolex Slate Dial in Everose Gold
Sky-Dweller · 326938 Rolex White Dial 42mm
Sky-Dweller · 336933 Rolex 42mm Bright Black Dial
Sky-Dweller · 336933 Rolex 42mm Champagne Dial Two-Tone
Sky-Dweller · 336933 Rolex 42mm Intense White Dial Two-Tone
Sky-Dweller · 336935 Rolex 42mm Chocolate Dial Oyster
Sky-Dweller · 336935 Rolex 42mm Intense White Dial Oysterflex
Sky-Dweller · 336935 Rolex 42mm Slate Grey Dial Oysterflex
Sky-Dweller · 336235 Rolex 42mm Chocolate Dial Everose
Sky-Dweller · 336238 Rolex Bright Black 42mm
Sky-Dweller · 336238 Rolex 42mm Champagne Dial Yellow Gold
Sky-Dweller · 336238 Rolex 42mm Intense White Dial Yellow Gold
Sky-Dweller · 336938 Rolex 42mm Bright Black Dial, Yellow Gold
Sky-Dweller · 336938 Rolex 42mm Champagne Dial Everose
Sky-Dweller · 336938 Rolex 42mm Intense White Dial, Yellow Gold
Sky-Dweller · 326235 Rolex Slate Dial 42mm
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About the Rolex Sky-Dweller Super Clone
Sky-Dweller buyers want the annual calendar. That's the whole point of the watch. Dial tracks 30 and 31-day months automatically, only needs a manual correction once a year on March 1 for February. 29 super clone Rolex Sky-Dweller watches sit here across 13 references, every one in the 42mm case, 2 of them sold out for now. 326238, 326935, 326938 and the rest of the 326xxx family from 2012. The 336xxx generation arrived in 2023 — 336934, 336933, 336235 and the rest of that family. Champagne dial, Chocolate, Intense White, Bright Black, Bright Blue, Slate. We sell the Sky-Dweller on the Swiss Caliber 9001-clone from $999. The annual calendar is the reason the model exists, and only the Swiss clone actually does it.
Rolex's Most Complex Watch
Rolex launched the Sky-Dweller in 2012. New direction for the brand. Everything else in the Rolex catalog was built around robust simplicity. Sky-Dweller went the other way. Annual calendar complication plus dual time zone, both packed into one of the most component-heavy movements Rolex has ever produced. The watch exists for collectors and buyers who want mechanical complexity in a daily-wear Rolex.
The key is the Saros mechanism. Rolex named it after the lunar Saros cycle that ancient astronomers used to predict eclipses. Four extra gears and one extra wheel beyond a standard movement, and the watch knows which months have 30 days and which have 31. Automatic transition at the end of each month. Only exception is February — you adjust once a year on March 1 when February's 28 or 29 days don't auto-roll. Operated through the Ring Command bezel. Rotate the fluted bezel to one of three positions. The crown now sets local time, reference time or date depending on which position. No extra pushers cluttering the case.
Our 13 Sky-Dweller references cover both generations. The original 326xxx family from 2012 — 326138, 326235, 326238, 326934, 326935, 326938 — ran on Rolex's Caliber 9001 for over a decade. In 2023 Rolex moved to the 336xxx family — 336933, 336934, 336235, 336238, 336239, 336935, 336938 — and to the successor caliber, the 9002. The case stayed at 42mm, with the same Ring Command bezel and dial palette. Since every Sky-Dweller we list is 42mm, picking between the two families comes down to reference and dial, not wrist size.
Our Sky-Dweller runs a Swiss Caliber 9001-clone movement, built after the real Rolex 9001, with the working annual calendar mechanism, dual time zone, and about 70 hours of power reserve. The annual calendar is the whole point of buying a Sky-Dweller. A Japanese Miyota can't do it. Miyota would give you the look of a Sky-Dweller — the case, the dial apertures, the Ring Command bezel — with a standard date complication underneath. That date complication needs manual correction at the end of every 30-day month. A Sky-Dweller in costume, not a real annual calendar. Same reason we only sell this collection on the Swiss caliber. Case has a 904L-grade steel finish, sapphire crystal, off-center month display through 12 small apertures around the dial. One of the most distinctive looks in the Rolex catalog. Dial colors listed: Champagne warm gold-tinted classic, Chocolate paired with Everose gold-plated cases, Intense White, Bright Black, Bright Blue, Slate.
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The Sky-Dweller, Spec by Spec
Annual Calendar
Shows month and date. Automatically tracks 30 and 31-day months. Only needs one manual correction per year on March 1.
Dual Time Zone
Central 24-hour disc shows reference time while the main hands show local time. Operated through the Ring Command bezel.
Ring Command Bezel
Patented rotating bezel, three positions, each tells the crown which function to set. Clean interface, no extra pushers crowding the case.
Swiss Caliber 9001-Clone from $999
Swiss caliber only. A Miyota cannot implement an annual calendar, and this model exists for that complication.
42mm, Two Generations
The 326xxx series from 2012 or the 336xxx refresh from 2023, both in the 42mm case. Same annual calendar on either.
Signature Dial Palette
Champagne, Chocolate, Intense White, Bright Black, Bright Blue, Slate. Most varied dial range of any Rolex complication.
Sky-Dweller Super Clone: Frequently Asked Questions
What's an annual calendar and how is it different from a perpetual calendar?
Annual calendar tracks 30 and 31-day months automatically but doesn't handle February's 28/29-day variation. One date correction per year on March 1 and you're done. The Sky-Dweller is an annual calendar. Perpetual calendar handles February automatically including leap years, never needs a date correction, but it's a lot more complex and a lot more expensive — usually $50,000-plus watches. Annual calendar is the practical sweet spot. 364 days of set-and-forget for a fraction of the perpetual-calendar cost.
How does the Ring Command bezel actually work?
Fluted bezel rotates to one of three positions. Each position tells the crown which function to adjust. Counter-clockwise sets the local hour. Middle sets the date. Clockwise sets the reference time on the central 24-hour disc. Without the bezel system, the Sky-Dweller would need three separate pushers on the case to operate the calendar and the dual time zone. Rolex patent, cleanest interface in modern watchmaking. Works on our Swiss 9001-clone exactly like the real one.
Does the annual calendar actually work?
Yes. Swiss Caliber 9001-clone movement includes a working annual calendar with 30/31-day month tracking and the once-a-year March 1 correction. Exactly matches the genuine Sky-Dweller behavior. Same reason we only sell the Sky-Dweller on the Swiss caliber, a Miyota movement can't implement the annual calendar. Miyota would give you the look but leave you with a standard date that needs correction every 30-day month. That would be a Sky-Dweller in costume, not a real annual calendar.
Can I get the Sky-Dweller with a Miyota movement instead?
The Sky-Dweller exists for the annual calendar. A Miyota gear train isn't built for the 30/31-day tracking logic. Miyota-based Sky-Dweller would look correct on the outside but behave like a Datejust underneath, needing date correction every 30-day month. We decided that was a worse product than no Sky-Dweller at all. It ships only on the Swiss 9001-clone.
What's the difference between the 326xxx and 336xxx Sky-Dweller?
Generation, not size. The 326xxx family launched in 2012 — 326138, 326235, 326238, 326934, 326935, 326938. The 336xxx family followed in 2023 — 336933, 336934, 336235, 336238, 336239, 336935, 336938. On the genuine, the 326xxx carries Caliber 9001 and the 336xxx its successor, the 9002. Case diameter did not change: both are 42mm, with the same Ring Command bezel and dial range. Ours are all 42mm on the one Swiss 9001-clone, so choose by reference and dial.
Sky-Dweller or GMT-Master II for travel?
Both track two time zones, different execution. GMT-Master II uses an independently jumping hour hand with a 24-hour rotating bezel, built for pilots and travelers changing zones often. Sky-Dweller uses a central 24-hour disc to show reference time alongside the main hands, plus the annual calendar. Built for travelers who want two zones and a smart date in one watch. GMT is sportier and more tool-watch. Sky-Dweller is dressier, more complex, more expensive at real retail. Sky-Dweller is also significantly bigger — 41/42mm vs 40mm.
Why is the Sky-Dweller called Rolex's most complex watch?
Component count. Caliber 9001 has 380 parts, highest of any Rolex movement currently in production. Four major functions in one mechanism — time, date, annual calendar tracking 30/31-day months, and dual time zone. Rolex's other complications each handle one extra thing on top of basic timekeeping. Daytona is a chronograph. GMT-Master II is dual time. Day-Date is day and date. Sky-Dweller stacks three complications in one watch. Also the first Rolex with the patented Ring Command bezel interface, which adds engineering complexity on top. For collectors who judge a watch by mechanical depth, the Sky-Dweller is Rolex's flagship technical piece.