Rolex Sky Dweller [ 326934 ] -19 FULLSET | Quality & Value Check

[SorkeN]

I havent been here for the last years since family been taking more time then anyone ever would be able to imagine... But i am back on track and thats the most important thing!

I have this Sky Dweller, Modell 326934 from 2019. Its bought in Saudi Arabia and its a full set including outer & innerbox, Tag, Cert & Certificate of authenticity from feb -25

Clock isnt polished and only been used at special events ~ 6 times.

Would love to get a Quality Calculation /10 & also help evaluate the price i should ask for while putting it out for sale

Appericate all help i received so far in this forum and for all those amazing people i been in contact with here!

[SorkeN]

Appericate all help i could get <3

[KyleNYC]

I’ve always admired the Sky-Dweller—it’s one of Rolex’s boldest moves in decades. But I’ve noticed something odd about this particular reference (326934): for all its ingenuity—the annual calendar, dual time zone, and Saros system—it just doesn’t move. I’ve spoken to other dealers, and the truth is, it’s a bit of a showroom ornament.

Why??? it’s misunderstood, oversized for some, and frankly, competing in price with far more sought-after pieces. Most Rolex buyers in the $17k–$22k range are looking for Daytona steel or GMT Pepsi. The Sky-Dweller, despite its specs, feels more niche. And 42mm with that polished case? It turns off a lot of collectors who lean toward subtlety.

On the secondary market, even pristine 2019 models are just sitting. It’s not that they’re bad watches—they’re just... misfit kings. I’m seeing listings asking $17.5k–$19k, but no one’s biting. Quietly, some of these are being let go around $14,000–$15,000 when cash talks.

[Semivies]

SO hoottt