RolexGMT-Master II

KEY FACTS

• This Rolex GMT-Master II is offered by a private seller in Australia
• They acquired it three years ago from an independent watch dealer
• The watch was treated to an overhaul and a replacement crown in 2021 by Rolex in Kings Hill, Kent, UK, with invoice and service guarantee present
• Accompanying the watch is the box, outer box and sleeve packaging, guarantee card and manual, wallet, user instructions, dust cloth, and swing tags
• The bracelet has been resized and spare links are included
• Also included is a Rolex travel pouch, and a Wolf Cub watch winder

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• Rolex significantly revamped the GMT-Master II when it debuted the reference 116710LN in 2007
• This is an important reference in the GMT-Master's legacy being the first steel GMT to feature a ceramic bezel; christened “Cerachrom” by Rolex
• This scratch-resistant bezel has now become widely incorporated into the company’s catalogue
• Other changes introduced included a revised case with wider, squared-off lugs, providing a more substantial feel on the wrist and a ‘maxi’ dial with larger hands and indices
• This is also the only steel GMT-Master II to incorporate a green GMT hand
• The three-link Oyster bracelet was given polished centre links and Rolex completely revised the clasp to provide a more substantial offering
• Inside the case beats tried and tested calibre 3186, which has a 48-hour power reserve and chronometer certification

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