The candy pink Oyster Perpetual, from Rebag, with a dated card.

Rolex added the candy pink, turquoise, yellow, coral and green lacquer dials to the Oyster Perpetual in 2020 and withdrew most of them in 2023, and a discontinued Rolex dial that people actually want is the recipe for a pre-owned price above retail. The watch under it is the plain 36mm Oyster Perpetual: smooth bezel, no date, the calibre 3230 with about 70 hours, the Oyster bracelet with the Easylink extension. The dated card is what separates this unit from the WGACA candy pink on this page; compare the grades and what each comes with.

Sized to a 6.5 inch wrist; ask whether the removed links come with it.

Rebag gives the case at 36mm and 12mm high, the band at 20mm, a wrist size of about 6.5 inches, the band and case as stainless steel, the dial colour as pink, an automatic movement with a screw-down crown, a dated warranty card as included, and the condition as Very Good with scratches and minor wear. It gives no reference. The candy pink dial and smooth bezel are in the title and the photograph; the calibre 3230, its certification, the reserve and 100 metres are Rolex’s published figures for the 126000.

Rebag authenticates in-house and is not a Rolex authorised dealer, and Amazon adds its 30-day return window. Ask for the reference and the date on the card, whether the box is included, and when it was last serviced. Nothing here was measured on the watch. Ask whether the removed links come with it.

This unit is sold by Rebag through Amazon Luxury Stores, authenticated by the seller with Amazon’s 30-day return window on top; it is one piece, and when it sells the listing goes away, so the second button opens the live search for 36mm Oyster Perpetuals.

Steel Oyster Perpetuals have resold close to what pre-owned buyers paid, sometimes more, sometimes less; that is a pattern, not a promise, and nothing here is investment advice.