rolex oyster perpetual truetone with green dial with date

✅ Rolex Oyster Perpetual

This is a real Rolex model line—one of the brand’s most iconic and classic watches. It features:

• Automatic self-winding movement

• Water-resistant Oyster case

• No date function (in most standard Oyster Perpetual references)

⚠️ Truetone

• Not an official Rolex term. Rolex has never used the term "Truetone" in their branding or technical specifications.

• It could be:

  • A nickname used by collectors or sellers (perhaps a regional or online term)

  • A modification or aftermarket label, which may reduce authenticity or resale value

✅/⚠️ Green Dial

• Rolex does produce green dials, especially in models like:

  • Oyster Perpetual 41 (Ref. 124300) – with a lacquered green dial (no date)

  • Datejust with green dials – especially the “Wimbledon” dial (olive green)

• However, the Oyster Perpetual line traditionally does not feature a date complication, which brings us to...

❌ With Date

• The standard Oyster Perpetual does not include a date window.

• If your watch has a date function, it’s more likely a Datejust or possibly an Oyster Perpetual Date (a less common older model, not to be confused with the modern Oyster Perpetual).

🔎 Likely Explanation:

You might be looking at a custom or modified Rolex where:

• The dial is aftermarket or custom (e.g., green dial with added date window)

• "Truetone" is a marketing term used by a seller or modder

• The base model may be a Datejust or an Oyster Perpetual Date