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Rolex Sky-Dweller 336938-0008 front view super clone watch

Rolex Sky-Dweller 336938-0008 angled dial view super clone watch

Rolex Sky-Dweller 336938-0008 dial and marker detail super clone watch

Rolex Sky-Dweller 336938-0008 bezel detail super clone watch

Rolex Sky-Dweller 336938-0008 crown and case detail super clone watch

Rolex Sky-Dweller 336938-0008 bracelet or strap fit super clone watch

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Rolex Sky-Dweller M336938-0008 9002 Movement

Super Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,200.00.Current price is: $950.00.

Choose this Sky-Dweller when you want the status of a gold dress watch but find a conventional date display too restrained. The green dial is the deciding feature: it carries the collection's signature 24-hour disc, the red triangle at 12, a ring of month apertures and a magnified date at 3 without surrendering the strong hour markers. Gold-tone fluting gives the case a more ceremonial profile than a smooth-bezel sports watch, while the matching three-row bracelet keeps the whole watch cohesive. The full story explains why this is one of the most information-rich Rolex silhouettes and which details make this version stand apart.

Choose this Sky-Dweller when you want the status of a gold dress watch but find a conventional date display too restrained. The green dial is the deciding feature: it carries the collection’s signature 24-hour disc, the red triangle at 12, a ring of month apertures and a magnified date at 3 without surrendering the strong hour markers. Gold-tone fluting gives the case a more ceremonial profile than a smooth-bezel sports watch, while the matching three-row bracelet keeps the whole watch cohesive. The full story explains why this is one of the most information-rich Rolex silhouettes and which details make this version stand apart.

Configuration Details Checked before shipment

Movement 9002 movement

Bezel Gold-tone fluted bezel

Bracelet Gold-tone three-row bracelet

SKU: rolex-sky-dweller-m336938-0008-9002-movement-super-clone-watch Categories: Sky-Dweller, Rolex Brand: Rolex

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For The Buyer Who Wants More Than A Date Window

The Sky-Dweller was conceived as Rolex's answer to a particular kind of watch buyer: someone who appreciates a classic, formal silhouette but wants a dial with more purpose than a simple three-hand display. M336938-0008 leans fully into that character. The green dial, gold-tone case and fluted bezel make an immediate statement, while the layered display rewards a closer look. It is a very different proposition from a plain Datejust-style layout. Instead of one focal point, the eye moves naturally from the date at 3 o'clock to the central 24-hour scale, the red marker at 12 and the ring of small month apertures around the dial.

The Sky-Dweller Dial, Properly Explained

What gives this reference its character is not simply that it has a green dial. The face is arranged as a compact instrument panel. Broad luminous batons establish the regular hour reading at the edge; inside them, a rotating 24-hour disc creates the collection's unmistakable center. The red inverted triangle at 12 is a deliberately small contrast detail, but it gives the layout a fixed visual anchor. Around the perimeter, twelve subtle apertures form the calendar ring that has become a Sky-Dweller signature. The magnified date at 3 remains easy to find even with all that activity on the dial. This is the right version for someone drawn to a watch with visual depth and a recognizably technical identity, rather than a minimalist green-dial piece.

Why The Green And Gold Combination Works

Green can look casual on a steel sports watch; here it reads differently. The deep dial color sets up a rich contrast with the gold-tone hour markers, hands, bezel and bracelet. The bezel is not a flat polished ring. Its sharply cut fluting introduces a changing band of light around the dial and gives the case a more architectural outline from the side. That detail matters because it frames the green face rather than allowing the color to dominate it. The case sides are polished, and the gold-tone three-row bracelet continues that formal, uninterrupted line all the way to the clasp.

Details Worth Looking At Before You Decide

The close images show the elements a buyer should care about on a watch with this much presence: crisp fluting around the bezel, alignment of the broad markers, the magnifying lens over the date and the way the bracelet meets the case. A 9002 movement sits behind the movement inspection view, giving a direct view of the rotor and movement decoration rather than hiding the reverse side. The signed folding clasp is also shown in close view. Together, those details make the watch feel considered from every angle, not just from the green dial that first catches the eye.

A Distinctive Choice Within The Rolex Line

Many gold-tone Rolex designs rely on a familiar dial and bracelet formula. This one earns its stronger profile through the Sky-Dweller layout itself. The red triangle, 24-hour disc, date magnifier and month-aperture ring create a face that remains recognizably Rolex while feeling far more elaborate than the usual date watch. Choose it for that contrast: dress-watch presence from the gold-tone fluting and bracelet, paired with the layered visual language of a true travel-oriented reference.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Rolex
Movement	9002 movement
Dial	Green dial with 24-hour scale and month apertures
Bezel	Gold-tone fluted bezel
Bracelet	Gold-tone three-row bracelet
Display	Date magnifier at 3 o'clock with red triangle indicator at 12 o'clock
Caseback	Movement inspection view

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Rolex watch

What does the inner 24-hour disc add to the Sky-Dweller layout?

The inner disc is the feature that gives the Sky-Dweller its dual-time visual language. It separates this design from a conventional date watch by adding a second time reference to the center of the dial, with the 24-hour scale making the display easy to distinguish from the main hour hand reading.

Why are there twelve small apertures around the outer dial?

Those apertures are a defining Sky-Dweller design cue. They form the month-indication ring used in the collection's annual-calendar-style layout, which is why this dial has a more purposeful, instrument-like character than a standard date display.

What should be checked in QC for this M336938-0008?

For this reference, ask to see the alignment of the date magnifier, the centering of the 24-hour disc and red triangle, the finishing around the fluted bezel, and the bracelet-to-case fit. Those are the details that shape the Sky-Dweller's layered appearance from both close range and on the wrist.

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