Rolex GMT-Master II - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

A legendary watch from Rolex as well as from the world of watchmaking, this new version of the GMT MASTER II called Batgirl brings a slight touch of exoticism with the blue of the hand and the bezel while remaining much more discreet than the Pepsi or Sprite version. To be moderated however, because although wiser than the other two references, it inevitably attracts benevolent glances or not ... Indeed, with the multiplication of aggression problems, it can be difficult to wear depending on its geographical loca…

There are watches we admire, and others we feel. The GMT-Master II 126710BLRO is one of those rare timepieces that provokes immediate emotion. At first glance, its red and blue bezel—the legendary duo nicknamed "Pepsi"—awakens a collective memory: that of great travelers, transatlantic cockpits, a time when aviation embodied elegance and audacity. The Oystersteel case is solid, built to withstand the challenges of everyday life without ever losing its distinction. Its Oyster bracelet evokes this idea of resilience…

🌏 Rolex GMT-Master II “Bruce Wayne” – Two-tone elegance on the wrist 🌎 There are watches that go beyond their utilitarian function to become legendary. The Rolex GMT-Master II is one of them: a watch born in the sky, designed for pilots, adopted by travelers, and now reinvented in a new and elegant version, the “Bruce Wayne,” with its black and gray ceramic bezel. A watch born to conquer the skies ✈️ The story of the GMT-Master begins in 1955. At that time, intercontinental flights were booming with the growth…

My favorite Rolex watch: the GMT Master II. I waited three years for it, and I finally bought it in Geneva, five years to the day after my Hublot—almost to the date. At the time, the wait had somewhat dampened the flavor… but as soon as it was on my wrist, the pleasure returned. A gem. The Jubilee bracelet is absolutely comfortable, the finish is perfect. Nothing to complain about.

After more than three years of endless waiting on a list for another model, fate offered me an unexpected alternative. In just a few hours, I jumped at the chance and acquired my first vintage Rolex, a 2001 model, which literally grabbed me when I saw it in the vintage display case of my AD. A timeless icon that, beyond its elegance and history, marks a turning point in my watch collection. This spontaneous love at first sight, after so much patience, makes this acquisition even more delicious. Every detail, from…

I bought this watch when it came out at my AD, which I received quite quickly because I really fell in love with its aesthetics. A rather bling bling watch, not necessarily easy to wear. Very comfortable, the bracelet is a real jewel and shines brightly. This is my second purchase in a Rolex boutique, it touched me but much less than the first, less emotional. A modern GMT that rocks.

I just acquired this Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16710, and it's a personal holy grail that's finally coming true. Originally, I was mainly drawn to the Pepsi bezel, legendary and instantly recognizable. But over time, I began to really appreciate the Coke version—and today, I find its deep burgundy red gives it a much more understated and refined elegance. It fits perfectly on my small wrist. And to top it all off, I naturally fitted it with a Rolex Jubilee bracelet, which suits it perfectly. This combination gives…

The 116710LN is the embodiment of understated elegance. Unlike its two-tone bezel siblings, it stands out with its monobloc black ceramic bezel, a technical and aesthetic feat. This simplicity gives it a rare versatility, capable of adapting to any situation, from the most formal suit to an adventurer's outfit. Beyond its aesthetics, the GMT-Master II is above all a tool. Its GMT function, a true horological complication, allows the time in two time zones to be read simultaneously. It's a nod to the pilots and tra…

So Rolex, Hold on your pants, I'm the one driving My 6th of the brand and quite a few resold... Here you are, my left-hander. Finally. I was tired of wearing crowns on the right, finally you protect me from shocks. Finally, I don't have a case full of farts because of drawers and other things I wanted a left-handed sub, I had to wait for the GMT Master II, why not, a myth too. Poly mirror bracelet and that, it annoys me a little, I had SDs and the latest Submariners, what do I love about this brushed oyster brace…

The GMT Master II is a model that I have always liked. The day I decided to buy one, it was obvious to me that of all the variants, the 16713 was the natural choice. I have always liked the gold elements of this watch which give that little chic touch that the "all steel" ones do not have. So to sum up, a gold/steel GMT Master II was an obvious choice. Especially since this one is in superb condition. It is a first hand from 2000, bought from an exclusive vintage Rolex professional with all the history. I bought it…