Rolex

Rolex GMT-Master II

The GMT-Master II is distinguished by its bezel colourway and its bracelet. The examples here include red-and-blue Cerachrom bezels on both Jubilee and Oyster bracelets, a left-hand-crown black-and-green reference, and a gem-set rose gold example. Where a price is shown you can buy directly; otherwise ask and we will confirm availability.

The GMT-Master was introduced in 1955 to show two time zones at once, and the GMT-Master II followed in 1982 with an independently set hour hand. The two-colour bezel inserts gave rise to the familiar nicknames buyers search for.

The Private Collection is an independent brokerage and is not an authorised dealer of, affiliated with, or endorsed by Rolex. All watches are pre-owned.

What to consider

Bezel and bracelet

Colourway and bracelet choice are the two decisions that shape a GMT-Master II. Both are stated on each record exactly as photographed, so like can be compared with like.

Crown position

The left-hand-crown execution is a distinct configuration rather than a variant of the standard case. Where an example carries it, the record says so plainly.

Papers and condition

Ask us to confirm the reference, the papers and the condition of a given piece before agreeing terms.

If it is not in the collection

Where the colourway or bracelet you want is not in the collection, we can take a private brief and search our private network for it.