Actor Wanda Nara spotted wearing a Rolex

Wanda Nara was recently photographed wearing the Rolex Oyster Perpetual ref. 126000 with its instantly recognizable turquoise blue lacquer dial — a watch that has become one of the most talked-about modern Rolex releases despite sitting at the entry level of the brand's current lineup.
Rolex introduced the updated Oyster Perpetual ref. 126000 at Watches & Wonders 2020, unveiling five vivid lacquer dial colors — turquoise blue, candy pink, yellow, coral red, and green — that immediately triggered a collector frenzy. The 36mm stainless steel case houses the Calibre 3230, Rolex's in-house self-winding movement featuring the Chronergy escapement, a 70-hour power reserve, and Parachrom hairspring. The dial itself is a direct spiritual descendant of the celebrated 'Stella' dials produced for the Day-Date in the 1970s and '80s, those lacquered enamel-look surfaces in saturated hues that now fetch six figures at auction.
For collectors, the ref. 126000 occupies a fascinating position. It is technically the most accessible Rolex in production, yet its grey-market price of approximately $20,000 sits nearly four times above the $5,670 retail. The turquoise blue variant — inevitably nicknamed the 'Tiffany' by the market — is arguably the most sought-after of the five colorways, driven partly by its visual kinship with the Patek Philippe Nautilus 'Tiffany' that sold at Phillips in 2021 for over $6 million and ignited a broader 'Tiffany blue' obsession across the watch world.
Wanda Nara, the Argentine actress, television personality, and former sports agent, has built a public image that thrives on boldness and visibility. The choice of the Rolex Oyster Perpetual ref. 126000 over flashier haute horlogerie reads as knowing — this is a watch the collector community respects precisely because its desirability is entirely organic.
On the current market, acquiring a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 'Tiffany' ref. 126000 at retail remains extremely difficult through authorized dealers. Grey-market examples trade around $20,000, making it one of the sharpest premiums in the modern Rolex catalog relative to its official price point — a paradox that only adds to its appeal.