Rolex Perpetual Padellone 53505 Rose Gold White Dial Divided Bezel (2026)

Rolex named the Perpetual Padellone after the nickname collectors gave reference 8171, its complete-calendar moonphase of the early 1950s, a rare case of the brand officially adopting a collector term. Introduced in September 2026 outside Rolex's spring launch calendar, it extends the Perpetual collection beyond the 1908 into complications and is the first Rolex to combine an annual calendar with a moonphase. This version pairs the Everose case with the Settimo bracelet, the only all-gold configuration of the model.

The 39mm Everose gold case has a divided bezel, finely fluted at its base and domed above, with a transparent sapphire case back. Its intense white dial shows day and month in apertures beneath 12 o'clock, a central pointer date and a blue enamel moonphase with two meteorite moons at 6 o'clock, with pink gold Arabic numerals at 3 and 9. The Everose Settimo bracelet, built from seven small curved elements per link, closes on a concealed Crownclasp.