Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41mm #2 — Swiss Grade Superclone

A second superclone execution of the Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41mm (reference 124300) — the watch that launched a global waiting list when Rolex introduced its vivid new dial palette in 2020. This Swiss grade superclone delivers the clean, complication-free aesthetic of the Oyster Perpetual in the 41mm case size: smooth steel bezel, single-colour dial in your choice of vivid Rolex colour, and the self-winding movement that has powered the Oyster family for nearly a century.

Key Specifications

• Model Reference: 124300

• Case Size: 41mm

• Case Material: 904L Oystersteel

• Bezel: Smooth polished 904L steel

• Crystal: Anti-reflective sapphire

• Movement: Swiss automatic clone, 70hr power reserve

• Dial: Vivid single colour — blue, coral, yellow, green, or slate

• Bracelet: Oyster bracelet with Oysterglide clasp

• Water Resistance: 100m

The Complete Rolex Experience Without Complication

The Oyster Perpetual represents Rolex at its most essential. There is no date to set, no bezel to rotate, no complication to operate. Just the time, displayed on one of the cleanest dials in watchmaking, in a case that will outlast you. The 2020 colour palette made the Oyster Perpetual coveted in a way it had never been before — suddenly the 'entry-level' Rolex had the longest waiting list in the range. This superclone delivers that exact experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the 41mm and 36mm Oyster Perpetual?

Case diameter is the primary difference: 41mm vs 36mm. The 41mm wears more contemporarily on larger wrists; the 36mm is universally sized and works on all wrist sizes. Both use the same dial colour palette and Oyster case design.

Is the case finish the same as other Rolex sport models?

Yes. The Oyster Perpetual uses the same mixed brushed/polished case finish as other Oyster models — brushed case flanks and polished bevelled edges. The smooth bezel is fully polished.

Why does the Oyster Perpetual not have a date?

The Oyster Perpetual has always been the clean-dial expression in the Rolex range. The date complication is available on the Datejust, Day-Date, and all major sport references, but the Oyster Perpetual keeps the dial free of any aperture.

Is this a good entry-point into the superclone collection?

Yes. The Oyster Perpetual's simple design means the superclone's quality is immediately apparent — there is nothing to hide behind, which is why only the highest-grade superclone manufacturers attempt it. If the finishing on this piece meets your standard, any other superclone from this tier will exceed it.

Does the movement hack?

Yes. The clone movement includes hacking seconds — the seconds hand stops when the crown is pulled to the time-setting position, allowing precise synchronisation to a time signal.