RolexGMT-Master II

This 2022 Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 126710BLNR was purchased new by the vendor from a UK-based authorised dealer. It’s accompanied by the display box, outer box, warranty card, sleeve, booklets, swing tag and a spare link. The vendor advises this unworn watch has only been handled for sizing in-store and for photography. They also note some very light brush marks on the clasp, which are only visible in certain light. With factory stickers on the crown guards and case back, its condition appears to be consistent with the vendor’s ‘AA’ grading.

The ref. 126710BLNR is the latest generation in Rolex’s iconic and long-running GMT-Master II model line. Offered with a striking blue and black “Cerachrom” bezel, the stainless steel case measures 40mm in diameter with large squared-off lugs characteristic of modern Rolex design. The dial is finished in gloss black with white gold hour markers and hands filled with Rolex’s proprietary “Chromalight” luminescence. A blue GMT hand can be referenced against the bezel’s 24-hour scale to track multiple time zones simultaneously.

Housed underneath the screw-down case back is the calibre 3285. In addition to being chronometer-certified and tested to an accuracy of +2 to -2 seconds per day, this automatic mechanical movement has an increased power reserve of 70 hours over the 48 of its predecessor. The watch is specified on an Oyster bracelet and thanks to the clasp’s Easylink extension, offers tool-free adjustability to the wearer.

The latest generation GMT-Master II continues to build on this long-running and successful model line which dates back to 1954. With a waterproof case and the ability to track multiple time zones simultaneously, it’s a luxury travel companion with genuine utility.

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