Papped on Federer's wrist apres ski in the Swiss Alps in March 2025, the Land-Dweller 40 quickly became the must-have new release from Rolex. 

Crafted in stainless steel and 18ct white gold, its angular silhouette nods to Rolex’s rare 1970s Oysterquartz and is reminiscent of Genta's Royal Oak and Nautilus. The integrated industrial design of the flat Jubilee bracelet flows seamlessly into the fluted white gold bezel, merging case and bracelet into one continuous form.

A rarity for Rolex, the all-new calibre 7135 is visible through a sapphire crystal case back. This movement beats at a high 5Hz frequency while still offering 66 hours of power reserve. The new Dynapulse escapement (a silicon-based dual-wheel system) drastically reduces friction and boosts efficiency, resulting in over a decade between servicing. 

Retailed in Europe, complete with its Rolex box, instruction booklets, both swing-tags and its 2025 Rolex International Warranty card. Under Rolex Warranty to 2030.