As one of the scarcest dial materials within the Rolex collection, meteorite watches understandably command higher prices compared to their terrestrial counterparts. Furthermore, Rolex currently confines the production of meteorite dial watches to precious metals exclusively. Therefore, acquiring a Rolex with a meteorite dial entails a considerable investment.
 
Many of these current-production models fetch double their retail value in the secondary market. However, there are still appealing options available in the pre-owned market.
 
A Rolex with a meteorite dial is undoubtedly a rarity, not just within the Rolex lineup but also as a raw material worldwide. Given its extraterrestrial origin, sourced from slices of the Gibeon meteorite, the limited and fixed supply of meteorite dial watches comes as no surprise. Rolex's utilization of this material results in one of the most extraordinary and visually captivating dials ever manufactured, matched perfectly with its 18k white gold president bracelet.