What is a Rolex GMT Master 2 worth?

So What is the Rolex GMT’s Value? The Rolex GMT Master II ref. 16710, first introduced in 1989, is estimated to be worth upwards of $5,400. It comes in stainless steel, with the iconic 24-hour ceramic bezel and oyster bracelet.

What is the difference between a Rolex 16700 and 16710?

So while the GMT-Master 16700 has a quickset date window, the GMT-Master II 16710 has a quickset hour hand. Rolex manufactured the GMT-Master II 16710 until 2007 when it was replaced with GMT-Master II ref.

Why is Rolex GMT Master II called Pepsi?

Starting in 1955, the Rolex GMT-Master introduced a blue and red bezel design that shared the exact same color characteristics as the highly recognizable Pepsi Cola pop bottles. As a result, the nickname “Pepsi” has been consistently associated with the Rolex GMT-Master series of watches throughout the course of time.

When was the 16710 discontinued?

The Rolex GMT 16710 was discontinued in about 2007. While the 16710 was released quite a long time ago, and the earlier models have become classified as ”vintage watches”, the GMT 16710 can still be viewed as a ”modern” watch in many ways.

When was the GMT Master 2 discontinued?

GMT Master II 116710LN DISCONTINUED This is such a handsome and versatile watch. For some reason, it has been somewhat underrated during its production, but now that it has been discontinued (since 2018), we expect to continue seeing the Rolex community flock to the GMT Master II 116710LN.

Is the Rolex Pepsi rare?

Since it’s re-release in stainless steel, the Pepsi is one of the most unattainable Rolex models today. I would argue that it’s even harder to find at an authorized dealer than a stainless steel Daytona.

How many Pepsi Rolexes are there?

In 1989, Rolex introduced another “Pepsi” model, reference 16710, which had a thinner case and higher price tag. Both the 16700 and 16710 versions continued being produced in parallel until 1999, when the 16700 ceased production.

When did the Rolex GMT Pepsi come out?

The Rolex Pepsi GMT is one of the most recognizable watches on the planet. Launched in 1954, it was designed for pilots in the age of transcontinental flights. The characteristic blue and red bezel was said to be inspired by the colors of Pan American Airways, who commissioned the watch from Rolex.

What movement is in a Rolex 16710?

Rolex calibre 3185 automatic movement
The GMT Master II 16710 was powered by the Rolex calibre 3185 automatic movement with GMT hand and quick set functions.