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Originally developed in 1954 with Pan American Airways, the GMT-Master II earned its "II" in 1983 when Rolex added a separately adjustable 24-hour hand. That upgrade turned a dual-time tool into a true three-zone instrument. The modern range pairs a 40mm Oyster case with a rotating ceramic bezel and Cal. 3285. We authenticate in-house, flagging polished cases or replacement bracelets so the price always reflects the condition.
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The GMT-Master II runs exclusively at 40mm. Current references — the 126710BLNR ("Batman," blue-black ceramic), 126710GRNR ("Sprite," green-black), and 126720VTNR (left-crown "Destro") — share Cal. 3285 and come on Jubilee or Oyster bracelets. Earlier 16710 and 116710BLNR pieces offer meaningful entry points with proven reliability. Two-tone steel and yellow-gold examples (e.g., 16713) trade at a discount to full-steel but attract a distinct collector segment. Bezel colorway is the primary value driver: Sprite currently commands a notable premium over Batman. Box-and-papers completeness, bracelet stretch, and service history all materially affect resale pricing. Avoid polished cases or replacement bracelets unless the price reflects it.
Key eras: the 16710 (1989–2007) introduced the independent GMT hand; the 116710BLNR (2013) debuted Cerachrom two-tone bezels; the current 126710-series (2019+) adds Cal. 3285 with Chronergy escapement and a revised clasp.
References in stock: 116710BLNR, 16710, 126710blnr-0003, 126720VTNR, 126713GRNR-0001, 126713GRNR, 16713, 126719BLRO, 16760, 116718LN, 116710LN, 69200.
With 13 units from $10,743 to $27,600, the range spans older two-tone references to current-generation steel — broadly at or near grey-market retail. Current live range: $1,100 – $47,200. Prices shown are the full card price; bank-wire payment saves about 3.4%.
Model names, references and specifications are referenced from the official Rolex Newsroom (www.rolex.com). Trademarks and product imagery rights remain with the manufacturer; product photography shown is of our own inventory.
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