The Rolex Air King 116900 Automatic 40mm Black Dial is a distinctive, professional-tier aviation watch produced by Rolex from 2016 until it was discontinued in 2022. It stands out as one of the most eccentric modern designs from the brand, notably featuring a dual-color green and yellow Rolex logo and coronet. The reference 116900 dial was heavily inspired by the dashboard instruments that Rolex custom-designed for the Bloodhound Supersonic Car project. This design choice is why the dial splits its focus between traditional hours (3, 6, 9) and prominent minute calibrations for rapid aviation/speed navigation readings. It also showcases a signature striking green running seconds hand.
Case Size: 40mm diameter, 13.2mm thickness, 49mm lug-to-lug.
Case Material: Corrosion-resistant 904L Oystersteel.
Dial: Glossy black lacquer dial combining large white gold 3, 6, and 9 hour markers with a prominent white transfer 5-minute scale.
Movement: Rolex Calibre 3131 self-winding automatic movement.
Power Reserve: Approximately 48 hours.
Anti-Magnetic Capability: Features an internal soft-iron Faraday cage protecting the movement from magnetic fields.
Water Resistance: 100 meters (330 feet) via a twin-lock screw-down crown.
Bracelet: Solid-link steel Oyster bracelet equipped with an Easylink 5mm comfort extension.
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