Which 2025 Rolex Watches Are Hitting the Market?
Rolex’s 2025 lineup has made an immediate impact on the secondary market, with several new releases already achieving notable premiums. While supply remains constrained for many models, early pricing trends suggest a strong appetite among collectors and investors for specific configurations, especially those with limited production, special dials, or updated designs.
In this article, we examine seven standout references from Rolex's current release cycle. These include watches that have already begun trading at significant multiples over retail, as well as two select models available through the WatchGuys Drop happening on Thursday, June 6 at 6:00 AM PST. All watches in the drop are unworn, 2025 full sets with box and papers. Full details can be found at the WatchGuys Drops page.
Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 “Pistachio Green” (Ref. 134300)
This Rolex Oyster Perpetual 134300 has become one of the most talked-about time-only watches in Rolex’s modern catalog. Its pastel green dial, paired with simple proportions, has helped it achieve prices over $22,500 on the secondary market, more than three times its original retail of $6,650.
While the pistachio variant remains extremely limited, the upcoming WatchGuys Drop on June 6 will feature two other highly sought-after versions of the 134300:
- Green Dial – Drop Price: $13,800 | Regular Price: $14,995
- Beige Dial – Drop Price: $17,800 | Regular Price: $19,995
- View the drop collection
Rolex Daytona “John Mayer 2.0” (Ref. 126508)
This yellow gold Rolex Daytona 126508 with a green dial, widely referred to as the “John Mayer 2.0”, continues to outperform expectations. Retailing at $48,400, it is currently selling on the secondary market for around $115,000. Strong color association, a premium gold case, and continued demand from collectors have cemented this model as one of 2025’s most important releases.
Rolex GMT-Master II “Green Hornet” (Ref. 126729VTNR)
Combining a left-handed crown, a green-and-black Cerachrom bezel, a green dial, and an 18k white gold case, the Rolex GMT-Master II 126729VTNR is quickly gaining traction. Retailing at $48,050, the model is already fetching close to $71,000 in the secondary market.
This reference is featured in the June 6 WatchGuys Drop:
- Drop Price: $67,415
- Regular Price: $70,915
- View the drop collection
Rolex Daytona “Tiffany Dial” (Ref. 126518LN)
With its vibrant turquoise lacquer dial and yellow gold case on an Oysterflex strap, this Rolex Daytona 126518LN is already trading at unprecedented premiums. Retail is set at $37,400, while secondary listings are now reaching up to $150,000. The rare dial color evokes comparisons to high-profile collaborations, and scarcity has played a major role in driving up value.
Rolex Daytona “Le Mans” (Ref. 126525LN)
Created to commemorate Rolex’s partnership with the 24 Hours of Le Mans, this Everose gold Daytona 126525LN is now considered one of the brand’s most exclusive modern releases. Its retail price was approximately $72,000, but secondary market pricing has skyrocketed to nearly $420,000. With a nearly 483% return over retail, this reference has become a benchmark for high-performing collector pieces.
Rolex GMT-Master II “Tiger Iron” (Ref. 126715CHNR)
The Tiger Iron GMT-Master II 126715CHNR showcases a natural stone dial unlike anything else in the current Rolex lineup. Each dial is unique, adding to its collector appeal. Paired with an Everose gold case, this model retails for $50,750 and is trading close to $100,000. Driven by both rarity and its exotic visual signature.
Rolex Daytona “Meteorite” (Ref. 126515LN)
This rose gold Rolex Daytona 126515LN features a genuine meteorite dial, making it one of the most distinctive and collectible references in the brand’s 2025 catalog. With a retail price of $43,750, it currently trades for approximately $150,000. Its combination of precious metal, space-origin material, and low availability has established it as a top-tier investment piece.
In summary, Rolex’s 2025 release cycle has already produced several standout models—many of which are demonstrating strong early market performance. From stone dials and meteorite finishes to bold color updates and limited-run tributes, the brand continues to blend technical consistency with fresh appeal. Collectors seeking immediate access to new inventory should consider the WatchGuys Drop on June 6, which includes three desirable 2025 models at favorable pricing. Inventory is limited and demand is expected to be high.
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