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Two-Tone Black Rolex

Two-tone (steel and gold) with a black dial is the combination that reads dressy and sporty at once. This stylish Rolex watch combination features a black dial in steel and gold and is offered across many different models. From the Submariner to the Day-Date, there is something for every collector.

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How to Choose a Two-Tone Black Rolex

When you pair a black Rolex dial with a two-tone design, you get a stylish watch that becomes a memorable timepiece. For those still deciding which model or reference to choose, we have provided some tips below on how to choose a steel-and-gold, black-dial watch.

  • Which model family? This is the biggest fork in the road. A two-tone black Datejust is the office watch, fluted bezel, Jubilee bracelet, formal but not showy. A two-tone Submariner or GMT-Master II is the sports watch with dressier hardware, heavier on the wrist and considerably more visible. The Daytona sits at the top of both price and presence. Decide what the watch is for before you decide anything else, because the price range across these is enormous.
  • Yellow or Everose gold? Yellow gold Rolesor is the classic and warmer of the two, it's what most people picture when they hear "two-tone." Everose is Rolex's proprietary rose gold, cooler and pinker, and against a black dial it's a subtler, more modern contrast. Everose models are generally newer and command a premium. White gold Rolesor exists too but usually appears only as a fluted bezel on an otherwise steel watch, which reads far quieter.
  • Bezel and bracelet decide the formality. A fluted gold bezel on a Jubilee bracelet is the dressiest end. A ceramic or smooth bezel on an Oyster bracelet is the sportiest. Between those, the same reference can feel like two different watches, try to see the exact combination on a wrist, not just in listing photos, since gold photographs brighter than it wears.
  • Modern or older production? Two-tone went out of fashion in the 2000s and came firmly back, so there's a wide spread of production years available. Older models (1980s–90s) are noticeably cheaper and have a period character some buyers want. Newer ones bring ceramic bezels, better bracelets, solid end links, and current-generation movements. Neither is wrong; the price gap is real and worth understanding before you shop.

Expert Opinion

"Two-tone was unfairly written off for years, and buyers who ignored that are the ones who did well. A black dial is what makes it pop. This combination is one of the most wearable versions of a gold Rolex."
— Paul Altieri, Founder & CEO

Frequently Asked Questions

Availability varies by collection and production year. Datejust, Date, Submariner, GMT-Master II, and Daytona have all been produced in two-tone with black dials, though not every reference in every year. Each listing on this page specifies the exact configuration. Two-tone has recovered strongly after years out of favor, and solid gold content puts a floor under the metal value. That said, watch prices move with the market and past performance guarantees nothing, buy one you want to wear. Warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush handles both. Avoid abrasive polishes, which cut gold faster than steel and can leave the two finishes mismatched. If a watch needs refinishing, use a watchmaker who works on Rolex specifically.