RolexGMT Master II

KEY FACTS

• This GMT-Master II is offered by a UK-based private collector
• A neo-vintage example of Rolex's iconic travel watch featuring a 'Coke' bezel
• Presented with a service pouch and the instruction manual only - the original box and warranty are not included
• ​The vendor reports the watch to be in good working order

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• Introduced in 1989, the Rolex GMT-Master II reference 16710 enjoyed a production run of almost 20 years until it was phased out in 2007
• ​It's considered the last classically proportioned GMT-Master II thanks its more refined 40mm case with slim lugs that follow the form of vintage examples
• It was also the last GMT-Master II to have an aluminium bezel insert before ceramic was introduced, making it a true end-of-an-era model
• This example is paired with the black and red ‘Coke’ bezel which, alongside the 'Pepsi' alternative, have become model-defining design accents for the GMT-Master
• Beneath the screw-down rear casing beats Rolex’s calibre 3185, a chronometer-certified movement with a 48-hour power reserve and a GMT function
• The screw-down crown affords 100 metres of water resistance, highlighting the versatility of Rolex's professional line of watches

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