Evergreen: Rolexs Green Watches

St. Patrick. Emeralds. Golf fields. Money. The color green has always been associated with abundance and opulence and it certainly is the color most associated with Rolex.

Aside from using green on its logo, they’ve chosen the color for many of their commemorative watches. Not only does it pair beautifully with the gold and stainless steel construction of their watches, it can make a watch a little more fun, rugged or luxurious depending on how it’s used.

Here are Rolex watches in vibrant green, as seen on stars:

Rolex Submariner Hulk Green Dial Bezel Steel Mens Watch 116610LV

In true superhero fashion, Iron Man actor, Robert Downey Jr. wears “The Hulk”. The Rolex Submariner with a green dial and Cerachrom bezel was named after the Marvel Comics superhero and it also marks the first time that Rolex used any color other than blue or black on a bezel.

Host and comedian, Ellen DeGeneres loves one-of-a-kind watches. Here, she sports the 50^th anniversary Rolex GMT-Master II with a rich green dial, black bezel and yellow gold construction. An ultra-luxurious take on the classic pilot’s watch.

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Irish UFC Star, Conor McGregor loves Rolex and has a couple of them in green. These include the Rolex Daytona Yellow Gold Green Dial ref 116508, and the Rolex President Day-Date 60th Anniversary Green Dial ref 228235. Photos from Conor McGregor on Instagram

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While he’s most associated with Omega, the current 007, Daniel Craig also wears a few Rolex watches. One of them is the Rolex Milgauss, which was originally designed to withstand magnetic fields. This particular model, reference 116400GV, has a green sapphire crystal or “Glace Verte”, which gives it a distinct look.

Rolex Submariner Kermit Green Bezel Steel Mens Watch 16610LV

Sugar Ray singer, Mark McGrath, sports the 50^th anniversary edition of the Rolex Submariner, widely known as “The Kermit”. Its bright green unidirectional bezel earned it its famous nickname and while it’s no longer in production, it remains popular in watch circles.