Field-tested on Sir Ben Ainslie’s wrist years ago, this is Rolex’s first wearable all-titanium watch and the only one in the catalog built entirely from feathery RLX titanium. Black-on-black from dial to Cerachrom bezel, it pulls off stealth-wealth better than a Birkin in matte black.

Presents itself in brand new condition with no signs of wear. Entirely made of RLX titanium, this case mixes grainy technical satin with bright polished chamfers, so it shifts between matte and gloss every time you turn your wrist, like a muscle car that goes from primer-grey to showroom-shine in the light. The matte black Cerachrom bezel catches light on the digits while the background stays dead flat. Intense black lacquer dial reads deep and glossy with Chromalight markers that glow electric blue in the dark.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, and 60-minute bidirectional bezel timing. The screw-down Triplock crown can be used to quick-set the minute hand and the date. The bezel can be rotated bidirectionally either way to count down a regatta start like you’re on the deck of an America’s Cup boat. 

Comes as a complete set double-boxed with warranty card, warranty wallet, warranty booklet, manual, green tag, white tag, and watch pillow.

Saying that this watch is lighter than your AirPods case sounds like a stretch. On the wrist, this piece feels light as air, which is the whole point. Owning Rolex’s first wearable titanium watch puts you in rare air, a configuration that exists exactly one way with no alternate dial, metal, or bracelet to dilute it. Built for the collector who would want their flex to whisper.