Rolex GMT-Master II
Pepsi, Batman, Root Beer or a classic aluminium bezel: tell us about your GMT-Master II and we’ll email and text you a price.
The GMT-Master was designed in the mid-1950s with Pan Am for its pilots and navigators, with a 24-hour hand and a rotating red and blue bezel to show a second time zone. The GMT-Master II followed in 1982, letting the hour hand be set independently of the 24-hour hand.
GMT-Master II references we buy
Choose your reference to start the form with it filled in. Not listed? Use the form and type it in.
The Rolex GMT-Master II
Ceramic Cerachrom bezels arrived in 2007, the blue and black “Batman” in 2013 and a red and blue “Pepsi” ceramic bezel in 2014. Today’s references use the calibre 3285 with a 70-hour power reserve.
What we look at
Bezel
Aluminium or ceramic, and its colours: red and blue, blue and black, brown and black, green and black or all black.
Bracelet
Oyster or Jubilee. Tell us which, and whether you have any spare links.
Metal
Steel, Rolesor, Everose Rolesor or white gold. The reference tells us which.
Box, papers and extras
The warranty card, box, spare links and service papers all add to the price.
Sell My Rolex GMT-Master II - Fill Out The Form For A Fast Valuation
Tell us as much or as little as you like. We’ll email and text you a price.
- Price by email and textValid for 7 days
- Fully insured postageOr Devon drop-off
- Paid within 48 hoursOf the final inspection
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Selling a Rolex GMT-Master II
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Which GMT-Master II references do you buy?
All of them, from the 16760 and 16710 to the ceramic 116710LN and 116710BLNR and today’s 126710BLRO, 126710BLNR and 126720VTNR.
Do you buy a GMT-Master II without box and papers?
Yes. Tell us what you have: the box, papers and service history all feed into the price, which is why the form asks about each one.
Where is the reference number on my GMT-Master II?
Engraved between the lugs at 12 o’clock (you’ll need the bracelet off to see it), and printed on the warranty card or papers. If you can’t find it, add photos and we’ll work it out.
Prefer to talk it through?
Send the form first, then call us free with any questions.