Rolex Tiffany Dial Super Clone – Oyster Perpetual 126000 &

What the nickname designates

“Tiffany” and “Celebration” are collector nicknames for Oyster Perpetual and Datejust references released with turquoise and colour-block dial finishes. The Oyster Perpetual 126000 (36 mm) and 124300 (41 mm) carry simple dial designs in vibrant colours including the iconic turquoise (associated with the luxury retailer Tiffany). The Datejust 126000 offers the same palette in a compact size; references without the date complication are grouped as Oyster Perpetual.

References available

Three clones are listed, all stainless steel at USD 1149 with automatic movement. Rolex Datejust Aqua Dial 126000 is 36 mm with an aqua (turquoise) dial and Oyster bracelet, representing the Tiffany-associated colour. Rolex Oyster Perpetual 126000 Green Dial offers the same 36 mm reference in green with Oyster bracelet. Rolex Oyster Perpetual 124300 Yellow Dial is the larger 41 mm variant in yellow.

Design and QC verification

Colour saturation and consistency are the primary QC markers for these models. Dial finishing is smooth and uniform under close inspection. The lack of date window (Oyster Perpetual classification) is confirmed in the photograph. Bracelet type and taper are consistent with the Oyster design. Luminosity markers are positioned at standard indices. Each variant is videoed and photographed to show dial colour under daylight conditions before approval.

Listed for this nickname

Questions about this nickname

What is the difference between Oyster Perpetual and Datejust 126000?
The Oyster Perpetual 126000 has no date complication; the Datejust 126000 includes a date window at 3 o'clock. The listing specifies "Datejust Aqua" for the first variant (aqua dial version); the second and third are "Oyster Perpetual" (no date). Movement and material are identical; the date window is the only functional difference.

Why is the aqua colour called "Tiffany"?
Turquoise and aqua tones have been associated with Tiffany & Co., the luxury jeweller. Collectors use "Tiffany" colloquially for Rolex dials in these shades, particularly after Rolex released the Oyster Perpetual with prominent turquoise options in recent years. It is a collector nickname, not an official Rolex designation.

Can the dials fade or discolour with UV exposure?
Applied dial finishes (paint, lacquer, or coating) will shift colour tone with prolonged sunlight exposure. Turquoise and vibrant colours are more susceptible to fading than neutral tones. This is normal material aging and not a manufacturing defect.

Are there other colours available in the 126000 and 124300?
The three clones listed offer aqua, green, and yellow. The Oyster Perpetual family page shows all references and colour options in stock. Additional dial colours may be available in other size references.