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Rolex Celebration Dial

Rolex Celebration Dial is the name for the Rolex Oyster Perpetual with a turquoise blue dial covered in multicolored bubbles, released in 2023 in 41mm (ref. 124300), 36mm (ref. 126000), and 31mm (ref. 277200) and discontinued in 2025. Two years of production is one of the shortest runs of any modern Rolex dial, and the watch now trades on the secondary market only, typically from $19,500 to $24,500 for the 36mm and 41mm sizes. We buy, sell, and trade in every condition, from unworn full sets to used pre-owned watches, and if you have one to sell, get a quote here. Every Celebration Dial is authenticated in house at our Oak Park, Michigan showroom, with the dial checked against the reference and warranty card first, since this is a model where aftermarket dials exist, then timed and pressure tested. Listings state exactly what's included, and we'll FaceTime any watch in hand before you buy. Chrono24 Certified, eBay Top Rated, and backed by 850+ five-star Google reviews. Ships fully insured via FedEx Hold for Pickup. Prefer the plain turquoise? See the Oyster Perpetual Tiffany Blue, or browse every Oyster Perpetual we carry.

Rolex Celebration Dial Oyster Perpetual: The Bubble Dial Rolex Made for Two Years

The Rolex Celebration Dial is the Rolex Oyster Perpetual with a turquoise blue dial covered in multicolored bubbles. Rolex introduced it in 2023 in three sizes, the 41mm ref. 124300, the 36mm ref. 126000, and the 31mm ref. 277200, and discontinued all three in 2025. A two year run is one of the shortest of any modern Rolex dial, and it is the most playful thing the brand has put in a steel case in decades. We buy, sell, and trade the Rolex Celebration Dial in every condition, from unworn full sets to used pre-owned watches.

Rolex calls it the Celebration motif. The bubbles, in candy pink, yellow, coral red, and green, each outlined in black, bring together the bright lacquer colors the Oyster Perpetual launched with in 2020, set over the turquoise blue of the Oyster Perpetual Tiffany Blue. Collectors also call it the bubble dial.

Rolex Celebration Dial Specifications

Oyster Perpetual 41 Oyster Perpetual 36 Oyster Perpetual 31
Reference 124300 126000 277200
Production 2023 to 2025 2023 to 2025 2023 to 2025
Case 41mm Oystersteel 36mm Oystersteel 31mm Oystersteel
Movement Caliber 3230, 70 hr Caliber 3230, 70 hr Caliber 2232, 55 hr
Bezel Smooth domed steel Smooth domed steel Smooth domed steel
Bracelet Steel Oyster Steel Oyster Steel Oyster

All three share the same recipe: a time only watch with no date, a sapphire crystal, a screw down crown, and 100m (330ft) of water resistance.

What Makes the Celebration Dial Special in Hand

Photos flatten it. In person the dial is glossy lacquer with real depth, and the bubbles are laid out so that no two areas of the dial look the same. Against the plain brushed steel of the Oyster case and bracelet, with no date window and no extra text, the dial is the entire watch, and it is impossible to mistake for anything else from across a room.

Size changes its personality. The 41mm gives the bubbles the most room and is the size most buyers ask for. The 36mm is the classic Oyster Perpetual proportion and wears well on almost any wrist. The 31mm is the smallest and the hardest of the three to find. We are happy to FaceTime any Celebration Dial so you can see the colors for yourself.

Rolex Celebration Dial Price and Market History

Rolex Celebration Dial examples typically trade from $19,500 to $24,500 for the 36mm and 41mm sizes, with unworn 41mm full sets at the top of that range. That is several times the original retail price. The watch sold above retail from the day it was released, and the 2025 discontinuation turned an already short supply into a fixed one.

Where a specific watch lands comes down to four things: size, condition (unworn or worn), completeness (box, warranty card, booklets, hang tags), and the date on the warranty card. We will walk you through current comps on any Celebration Dial you are considering, ours or not.

How to Buy a Rolex Celebration Dial With Confidence

The Celebration Dial has not been sold new since 2025, and its premium over a standard Oyster Perpetual is entirely in the dial. That makes dial originality the single most important check. Here is what we confirm on every one:

  • Factory dial. The same three references were sold with many plain dial colors, and aftermarket bubble dials have been fitted to them. The dial must be the factory Celebration motif, with the correct printing and finish, and it must agree with the full reference on the warranty card.
  • Warranty card date. A factory Celebration Dial should carry a card dated within the production window of 2023 to 2025.
  • Rehaut and serial. The engraved inner ring carries the serial number, which should match the card.
  • Case and bracelet condition. Brushed steel shows polishing easily. Look for crisp lug edges and an even satin finish.
  • Movement. A genuine Caliber 3230 or 2232 as the size requires, timed on our equipment and pressure tested for water resistance.
  • Completeness. Box, warranty card, booklets, and hang tags all add value. Every listing we post states exactly what is included, nothing assumed.

New Unworn & Used Pre-Owned Rolex Celebration Dial

We buy, sell, and trade the Rolex Celebration Dial in every condition, from unworn full sets to used pre-owned watches with honest wear. Every watch is authenticated in house at our Oak Park, Michigan showroom, and we will FaceTime any Celebration Dial in hand so you can see the dial and case for yourself. If you own a Celebration Dial or any Oyster Perpetual you are ready to move, start a quote on our Sell My Watch page, or ask about trading toward another piece. Looking for a specific size or year? Tell us through our contact page or call or text 248-422-0909 and we will source it.

Ships fully insured nationwide from our Oak Park, Michigan showroom via FedEx Hold for Pickup at your nearest FedEx location. Call or text 248-422-0909. Browse every Rolex Oyster Perpetual we carry, see the Oyster Perpetual Tiffany Blue, or shop all Rolex.

Rolex Celebration Dial FAQ

What is the Rolex Celebration Dial?

The Celebration Dial is a Rolex Oyster Perpetual with a turquoise blue lacquer dial covered in bubbles of candy pink, yellow, coral red, and green, each outlined in black. It was made from 2023 to 2025 in 41mm (124300), 36mm (126000), and 31mm (277200) steel cases.

Is the Rolex Celebration Dial discontinued?

Yes. Rolex discontinued the Celebration Dial in all three sizes in 2025, two years after its release. Every example on the market today comes from that two year run.

How much is a Rolex Celebration Dial worth?

The 36mm and 41mm sizes typically trade from $19,500 to $24,500, with unworn 41mm full sets at the top of the range. Size, condition, completeness, and card date decide where a specific watch lands. We are happy to share current comps.

Why is it called the Celebration Dial?

Celebration motif is Rolex's own name for the pattern. The bubbles use the bright dial colors introduced on the Oyster Perpetual in 2020, gathered on a single dial. Collectors also call it the bubble dial.

What sizes does the Celebration Dial come in?

Three: the Oyster Perpetual 41 (ref. 124300), the Oyster Perpetual 36 (ref. 126000), and the Oyster Perpetual 31 (ref. 277200). All are stainless steel on an Oyster bracelet.

What is the difference between the Celebration Dial and the Tiffany Blue dial?

Both share the same turquoise blue base color. The Oyster Perpetual Tiffany Blue is plain turquoise, while the Celebration Dial adds the multicolored bubbles on top.

How can I tell if a Rolex Celebration Dial is authentic?

The dial is the key. It must be a factory Celebration motif dial that agrees with the reference on the warranty card, and the card should be dated between 2023 and 2025. The safest approach is to buy from a dealer who authenticates in house and opens the case, which we do on every watch.

Is the Rolex Celebration Dial a good investment?

It trades at several times its retail price and its supply is fixed after a two year run. Like any watch, values move with the market, so we recommend buying a complete, unpolished example and treating appreciation as a bonus.

Can I sell or trade my Rolex Celebration Dial?

Yes. We buy and trade Celebration Dials in every condition, with or without box and papers. Start a quote here or call or text 248-422-0909.

Is it safe to buy a used Rolex Celebration Dial online from My Watch LLC?

Yes. Every watch we sell goes through a rigorous multi-point inspection before it ever leaves our showroom: authentication by our in-house experts, timekeeping accuracy testing, and pressure testing to verify water resistance. My Watch LLC is a Chrono24 Certified dealer, an eBay Top Rated Seller, and a trusted seller on Reddit's Rolex community, with over 800 five-star Google reviews and nearly 300 Trustpilot reviews. We're not just an online storefront. We operate a physical showroom in Oak Park, Michigan, and we're happy to hop on FaceTime or a video call to show you any timepiece in hand before you buy. Every order ships fully insured via FedEx Hold for Pickup at your nearest FedEx location, so your watch is never left on a doorstep. Questions? Call or text 248-422-0909.

Complete Reference Index

Rolex Celebration Dial (2023 to 2025): 124300, Oyster Perpetual 41, Oystersteel, Caliber 3230. 126000, Oyster Perpetual 36, Oystersteel, Caliber 3230. 277200, Oyster Perpetual 31, Oystersteel, Caliber 2232. On this site the Celebration Dial name applies only to these references fitted with the factory Celebration motif dial.