By Sylvia Bonfanti Deliberately divisive At first glance, something is immediately evident: this new interpretation of the Oyster Perpetual 36 by Rolex is a deliberately divisive reference. It does not seek universal approval and likely doesn’t even want it. It seeks reaction. In a watchmaking landscape where aesthetics often lean toward restraint, this dial behaves in an almost “unruly” way: it enters the visual space … Continue reading New Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 (Ref. 126000): Colour as Controlled Provocation