Rolex Oyster Perpetual Prices in Bangkok, Every Size
The Oyster Perpetual is the plainest watch in the Rolex catalogue: steel case, smooth bezel, no date, no Cyclops, and the cheapest way into the brand. On the secondhand market, though, it has one of the widest price ranges of any Rolex, because a few discontinued dial colours trade at two to three times the price of a standard dial.
This table covers every size still in production plus the previous 124300, which still trades most. Ranges are for watches with box and warranty card.
| Reference | Size / dial | Bangkok pre-owned range (THB) | Our model page |
|---|---|---|---|
| 134300 | 41 mm steel (current, since 2025) | ฿280,000–฿395,000 (median ฿310,000) | — |
| 126000 | 36 mm steel | ฿240,000–฿360,000 (median ฿305,000) | — |
| 124200 | 34 mm steel | ฿210,000–฿255,000 (median ฿230,000) | — |
| 277200 | 31 mm steel | ฿225,000–฿275,000 (median ฿245,000) | — |
| 124300 standard dial (previous gen, 2020–2025) | 41 mm, black, silver or blue | ฿240,000–฿295,000 (median ฿265,000) | — |
| 124300 turquoise (previous gen) | 41 mm, turquoise lacquer | ฿685,000–฿820,000 (median ฿745,000) | — |
| 124300 coral red (previous gen) | 41 mm, coral red lacquer | ฿430,000–฿525,000 (median ฿475,000) | — |
No reference in this family has its own model page on our site yet. Every row is built from WatchCharts market values for September 2026 and dealer asking prices, converted at 32.5 baht to the dollar and trimmed for the gap between asking and clearing prices. The 28 mm 276200 is also in the catalogue, but too few change hands in Bangkok to set a range we'd stand behind.
Which Oyster Perpetual to Buy, and Why the Prices Differ
Dial colour matters more than size. That's the core lesson of this family. In 2020 Rolex launched the 124300 with glossy lacquer dials including turquoise, coral red and yellow; the coral red was dropped after only about a year and a half. In 2025 Rolex replaced the 124300 with the 134300 and moved to matte pastel dials. Every bright 124300 dial became something that can no longer be bought new. The turquoise now clears around ฿745,000 at the median, nearly three times a black or silver dial of the same reference. Yellow examples are listed internationally at $20,500–$24,999, but too few trade in Bangkok to set a range.
New 41 mm or old 41 mm. The 134300 keeps the same calibre 3230 but has slimmer lugs, a thinner bezel and a larger crown, and wears more elegantly than the 124300. If you're buying a black or silver dial to wear, the 124300 is about ฿45,000 cheaper at the median with the same movement — the best-value 41 mm Rolex on the Thai secondhand market right now. The 134300's pastel dials, like Pistachio and Lavender, sit at the top of its range.
36 mm costs nearly as much as 41 mm. The 126000 suits both men and women and fits most Thai wrists, so demand keeps it close to the 41 mm on price. Its range is wide because discontinued colour dials push the top end up here too.
34 and 31 mm. The 124200 and 277200 are the cheapest references in the table and popular as gifts. WatchCharts shows the 277200 trading about 31% over US retail despite being the small model.
Oyster Perpetual or Datejust. If you want a date, a fluted bezel or a Jubilee bracelet, you need a Datejust — see Datejust 41 126334. If you want the cleanest possible dial, the Oyster Perpetual is the answer.
If you're selling, standard dials are liquid and move quickly. A bright-dial 124300 needs a buyer who understands the collector market — a dealer who prices it off the standard dial will offer far below what it's worth.
Oyster Perpetual Price Movement, 2024–2026
Standard-dial Oyster Perpetuals are the steadiest prices in the Rolex range. They trade close to retail, didn't spike with the hype and didn't crash like the sports models.
The colour dials are the story. According to data compiled by Behzadi Boutique, the 124300 turquoise climbed to around $27,000 in 2022, then cooled as the market softened. After the 134300 replaced it in 2025, the discontinued bright dials held at a high level, and in 2026 clean full-set turquoise examples sit around $25,000. Among the new 134300 pastels, Pistachio picked up an early premium from launch.
The takeaway for buyers: if you're buying a colour dial hoping it appreciates, check whether that colour is still in production. The premium tends to arrive after a dial is discontinued, not while it's still available at the boutique.
What the Thai Market Weighs Differently
TH-stamped warranty card. The Oyster Perpetual is often someone's first Rolex, and many were bought from Rolex's Thai retailer network (Riviera Group). Thai-carded examples resell more easily because the next owner can take them to the Rolex Service Centre in Bangkok without friction.
Box and papers. On a standard dial, box and papers help it sell faster. On a bright-dial 124300, the warranty card matters even more: the full reference printed on it, including the dial suffix, is the proof that the dial left the factory with that watch.
Bezel marks. The polished smooth bezel scratches easily and buyers check whether it has been polished. If yours hasn't been, don't polish it before selling.
How to Spot a Fake or Redialled Oyster Perpetual in Bangkok
- Swapped colour dials — the biggest risk in this family isn't whole fakes but standard 124300s fitted with imitation turquoise or coral dials to sell at collector prices. Always check the full reference on the warranty card against the dial colour.
- Shade — genuine lacquer dials have a specific hue and gloss. Copies are usually slightly off when placed beside Rolex's own reference photos.
- No Cyclops — the Oyster Perpetual has no magnifier on the crystal. Some fakes are built on Datejust templates and still carry one.
- Smooth bezel — it should be continuous with no visible seam.
- 134300 versus 124300 — some fakes sold as a 134300 use a 124300-shaped case. Check lug thickness and crown size.
The full checklist is in our Rolex authentication guide. If in doubt, send photos to our team on LINE before you transfer money.
How to Sell Your Oyster Perpetual
Before selling to anyone, know your exact reference and dial colour and where it sits in the table above. As we explain on the sell a Rolex in Bangkok page, most Bangkok Rolex dealers pay sellers 70–80% of market range.
- Send five photos via LINE — dial, caseback, crown, the serial between the 6 o'clock lugs, and the warranty card if you have it
- Receive a price band within 10 minutes — from Khun Naru or Khun Ton
- Schedule an at-home or at-condo verification — we travel to 12 Bangkok districts
- Settlement within 60 minutes — cash or bank transfer
- Receipt and AML/KYC record — every transaction is documented
Get a LINE quote for your Oyster Perpetual →
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Data sources:
- WatchCharts market values, September 2026: 134300 $10,364; 126000 $10,200; 124200 $7,760; 277200 $8,279
- 124300 standard-dial asking prices of $9,600–$9,950 (Bob's Watches, Chrono24) and ฿286,425 on Chrono24 Thailand
- 124300 turquoise asking prices of $22,950–$27,500 (Luxury Bazaar, Chrono24) and price history from Behzadi Boutique
- 124300 coral red asking prices of $14,355–$17,545 (Tiger River Watches)
- 134300 asking prices from $9,799 (black) to $13,250 (lavender) on Chrono24
- 124300-to-134300 changeover details from WatchGuys