The Green Dial Rolex and Green Face Rolex collection celebrates the models that bring a touch of rarity and personality to the Rolex lineup. These watches are known for their rich green tones, shifting beautifully in changing light and giving each piece a character all its own. Every pre owned model in our selection is authenticated with care, offering collectors a chance to own a genuine Rolex with a colour that stands out for its depth, vibrancy and modern elegance. Whether paired with a classic Oystersteel case or a more luxurious finish, these green dial references capture attention without ever feeling overstated.
Green has become one of the most recognisable colours in the Rolex collection, appearing across both dials and bezels.
The trend began with the Submariner Kermit (16610LV), released in 2003 with a green bezel to mark the model’s 50th anniversary. This was followed by the Hulk (116610LV), which featured both a green dial and ceramic bezel, and the newer Starbucks (126610LV), which combines a black dial with a green bezel.
Green has appeared across a wide variety of Rolex watches, from the Submariner to the Datejust, Sky-Dweller, Day-Date and Daytona.
| Model | Green Variant | Price Range |
| Rolex Datejust | Mint green, olive, palm (31mm, 36mm, 41mm) | From around £9,000 |
| Rolex Submariner | Kermit (ref. 16610LV), Hulk (ref. 116610LV), Starbucks (ref. 126610LV) | From around £12,650 |
| Rolex Sky-Dweller | Mint green dial (ref. 336934) | From around £20,000 |
| Rolex Day-Date / Daytona | Green dial in yellow gold (ref. 228238, 116508) | From around £35,000 |
Prices are indicative and can vary significantly by reference, material, dial, age, condition and completeness.
The Rolex Datejust has been produced with several green dial options across different case sizes.
These include mint and olive shades, alongside discontinued designs such as the palm-motif dial.
Different combinations of case size, bezel, bracelet and material mean pricing can vary significantly between otherwise similar green-dial Datejust watches.
Green is particularly closely associated with several Rolex Submariner references.
The 16610LV, commonly known as the Kermit, was introduced in 2003 for the Submariner’s 50th anniversary and combines a black dial with a green aluminium bezel.
The later 116610LV, commonly known as the Hulk, uses both a green dial and green ceramic bezel.
The current 126610LV returned to a black dial with a green ceramic bezel. Rolex’s current specification confirms the reference uses a black dial with a green Cerachrom bezel insert.
The Rolex Sky-Dweller is available with a mint green dial in selected current-generation configurations.
Reference 336934 combines the mint green dial with a White Rolesor case and features the model’s annual calendar and second time zone displays.
Green dials have also appeared on precious-metal Day-Date and Daytona references.
Examples include the yellow-gold Day-Date 40 reference 228238 in selected green dial configurations and the Daytona 116508 with a green dial and yellow-gold case and bracelet.
These models generally sit at the higher end of the pre-owned green Rolex market because of their precious-metal construction, as well as the specific reference and dial configuration.
We offer flexible finance options on pre-owned green dial Rolex watches, subject to status. You can spread the cost over 12 months at 0% APR, or choose a longer term from 24 to 60 months at 11.9% APR Representative. Finance is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, part of Mitsubishi HC Capital UK PLC. Chronofinder acts as a credit broker, not a lender.
For full details on finance eligibility and terms, visit our Finance FAQs page.
To explore other dial colours, visit our blue dial Rolex and black dial Rolex collections. For the full Rolex range at Chronofinder, visit our Rolex collection. For broader context on dial colour trends shaping the market in 2026, our luxury watch trends guide is worth a read.
