GMT-Master 2 126720VTNR

40mm, Black, Oyster

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Rolex

Rolex

Sprite presented in a surprising way

The birth of the GMT-Master began when Pan American Airlines, A major U.S. airline, Requested a watch that could simultaneously check multiple time zones for its pilots on long-distance flights. It was necessary to check two or more time zones simultaneously, Including GMT (Greenwich Mean Time, Currently UTC), The standard time for international air travel. In response, Rolex developed the GMT-Master Ref. 6542 in 1954, Adding a fourth hand (24-hour hand) that made one full rotation in 24-hour units and a rotating 24-hour bezel, And officially launched it in 1955. Rolex then made a splash again in 2022 with the launch of the GMT-Master II in a special “left” version. This model was the first to feature the crown moved from the traditional right-hand position to the left, Making it more comfortable for left-handed wearers. The date window has also been moved from 3 o'clock to 9 o'clock for a more intuitive configuration. The bezel of this model is in two-tone green and black, And is also nicknamed "Sprite, " boasting a unique color combination that first appeared in the GMT-Master series. The French words "Vert (green)" and "Noir (black), " which are derived from the model name "VTNR, " symbolize the green and black colors, And the dial also features a crown mark along with the "SWISS MADE" logo at the 6 o'clock position to certify its quality. Equipped with the Cal. 3285 movement, It boasts a power reserve of 70 hours and high durability, And is released in two versions: Oyster and Jubilee bracelet.