When did Rolex Stop Making GMT-Master?

The GMT-Master ref. 1675 was introduced in 1959, and was produced until 1980.

What is GMT-Master?

Designed to show the time in two different time zones simultaneously, the GMT-Master, launched in 1955, was originally developed as a navigation instrument for professionals criss-crossing the globe. Heir to the original model, the GMT-Master II was unveiled in 1982, with a new movement ensuring ease of use.

When did GMT-Master II come out?

Rolex unveiled the GMT-Master II in 1983 and with its introduction came plenty of “firsts” for the pilot watch collection. Interestingly, during this era, Rolex manufactured the GMT-Master and the GMT-Master II alongside each other, with the former being a less expensive alternative than the latter.

Is GMT-Master 2 a pilot watch?

The GMT MASTER II 16710 has had a long history, starting with the inception of the GMT Master 6542. This watch was originally designed for Pan Am pilots as a nautical time keeping device. The pilot could (and still can) keep the correct time in three separate time zones.

Who wore a Pepsi Rolex?

Daniel Craig – James Bond He is known for having several notable Rolex pieces in his personal collection, but one of the ones that immediately sticks out is his GMT-Master Pepsi.

Is Rolex GMT-Master II waterproof?

The crown is completely screwed down against the case. When the crown is in this position, the Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II is guaranteed waterproof to a depth of 100 metres (330 feet).

Can you swim with GMT Master?

It’s water-resistant up to 100 meters, so you won’t have to worry about submerging your watch when taking a swim; just make sure not to dive below 200 feet – beyond that point, there’s a slim chance the watch will break.

What does GMT stand for on a watch?

Greenwich Mean Time
GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time and is point “0” on the 24-hour international timezone scale. To put it simply, a GMT watch is a timepiece that displays both a 24-hour and a 12-hour timescale. To find out what they look like, then check out our collection of luxury Fileteado GMT watches at Franck Dubarry.