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	The 126715CHNR is the solid-Everose GMT-Master II Rootbeer. It launched at Baselworld 2018 in the same press event as the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] and the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]], and it shares both the two-colour brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel and caliber 3285 with its Rolesor twin. The case and bracelet separate the two. On the 126715CHNR both are solid 18k Everose gold, which puts the reference at the top of the current GMT-Master II lineup and makes it the heaviest modern GMT-Master II on the wrist.		The 126715CHNR is the solid-Everose GMT-Master II Rootbeer. It launched at Baselworld 2018 in the same press event as the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] and the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]], and it shares both the two-colour brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel and caliber 3285 with its Rolesor twin. The case and bracelet separate the two. On the 126715CHNR both are solid 18k Everose gold, which puts the reference at the top of the current GMT-Master II lineup and makes it the heaviest modern GMT-Master II on the wrist.
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	Sotheby’s 2020 watch sale catalogued an early-production circa-2018 Everose 126715, described as a homage to the 1970s Rootbeer GMTs. That lot is the clean auction anchor for the launch year. At launch, aBlogtoWatch listed the pair at US$14,050 for the Rolesor 126711CHNR and US$36,750 for the solid Everose. Secondary-market data for the 126715CHNR is thinner than for the Rolesor sibling, matching the pattern for solid-gold variants of high-production Rolesor references. The 2025 Tiger Iron drew wide editorial coverage on release, but its own auction record has not yet formed.		Sotheby’s 2020 watch sale catalogued an early-production circa-2018 Everose 126715, described as a homage to the 1970s Rootbeer GMTs. That lot is the clean auction anchor for the launch year. At launch, aBlogtoWatch listed the pair at US$14,050 for the Rolesor 126711CHNR and US$36,750 for the solid Everose. Secondary-market data for the 126715CHNR is thinner than for the Rolesor sibling, matching the pattern for solid-gold variants of high-production Rolesor references. The 2025 Tiger Iron drew wide editorial coverage on release, but its own auction record has not yet formed.


	== Related references ==		== Related references ==
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	The ~~[[Reference:~~126715CHNR~~\|126715CHNR]]~~ is the solid-Everose GMT-Master II Rootbeer. It launched at Baselworld 2018 in the same press event as the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] and the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]], and it shares both the two-colour brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel and caliber 3285 with its Rolesor twin. The case and bracelet separate the two. On the 126715CHNR both are solid 18k Everose gold, which puts the reference at the top of the current GMT-Master II lineup and makes it the heaviest modern GMT-Master II on the wrist.		The 126715CHNR is the solid-Everose GMT-Master II Rootbeer. It launched at Baselworld 2018 in the same press event as the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] and the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]], and it shares both the two-colour brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel and caliber 3285 with its Rolesor twin. The case and bracelet separate the two. On the 126715CHNR both are solid 18k Everose gold, which puts the reference at the top of the current GMT-Master II lineup and makes it the heaviest modern GMT-Master II on the wrist.

	The reference also carries the only catalogued dial variant inside the current Rootbeer pair. In 2025, Rolex introduced the 126715CHNR-0002 Tiger Iron, a hardstone-dial version cut from a natural stone composite of tiger’s eye, red jasper, and black hematite mined in Western Australia. The standard black-dial configuration continues as the 126715CHNR-0001, which keeps the 2018 launch specification unchanged.		The reference also carries the only catalogued dial variant inside the current Rootbeer pair. In 2025, Rolex introduced the 126715CHNR-0002 Tiger Iron, a hardstone-dial version cut from a natural stone composite of tiger’s eye, red jasper, and black hematite mined in Western Australia. The standard black-dial configuration continues as the 126715CHNR-0001, which keeps the 2018 launch specification unchanged.

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	Sotheby’s 2020 watch sale catalogued an early-production circa-2018 Everose 126715, described as a homage to the 1970s Rootbeer GMTs. That lot is the clean auction anchor for the launch year. Secondary-market data for the 126715CHNR is thinner than for the Rolesor sibling, matching the pattern for solid-gold variants of high-production Rolesor references. The 2025 Tiger Iron release has drawn editorial attention from Monochrome, Revolution, SJX, and aBlogtoWatch, but its own auction record has not yet formed. The solid-Everose Rootbeer reads as a halo piece inside the current GMT-Master II line rather than a high-volume secondary-market reference.		Sotheby’s 2020 watch sale catalogued an early-production circa-2018 Everose 126715, described as a homage to the 1970s Rootbeer GMTs. That lot is the clean auction anchor for the launch year. Secondary-market data for the 126715CHNR is thinner than for the Rolesor sibling, matching the pattern for solid-gold variants of high-production Rolesor references. The 2025 Tiger Iron release has drawn editorial attention from Monochrome, Revolution, SJX, and aBlogtoWatch, but its own auction record has not yet formed. The solid-Everose Rootbeer reads as a halo piece inside the current GMT-Master II line rather than a high-volume secondary-market reference.


			== Related references ==

			* [[Reference:126711CHNR\|GMT-Master 126711CHNR]] — 2018–present
			* [[Reference:126710BLNR\|GMT-Master 126710BLNR]] — 2019–present
			* [[Reference:126720VTNR\|GMT-Master 126720VTNR]] — 2022–present
			* [[Reference:126713GRNR\|GMT-Master 126713GRNR]] — 2023–present
			* [[Reference:126718GRNR\|GMT-Master 126718GRNR]] — 2023–present
			* [[Reference:126710GRNR\|GMT-Master 126710GRNR]] — 2024–present

			See also the [[Reference:gmt-master\|GMT-Master family index]], [[Reference:Movements\|movement reference]], [[Reference:Bracelets\|bracelet & clasp guide]], and [[Reference:Serial-numbers\|serial numbers by year]].

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	<small>[[Reference:gmt-master\|GMT-Master]] → '''126715CHNR'''</small>		<small>[[Reference:gmt-master\|GMT-Master]] -> '''126715CHNR'''</small>

	The [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] is the solid-Everose GMT-Master II Rootbeer. It launched at Baselworld 2018 in the same press event as the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] and the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]], and it shares both the two-colour brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel and caliber 3285 with its Rolesor twin. ~~What separates it out is the~~ case and bracelet. ~~Both~~ are solid 18k Everose gold, which puts the ~~126715CHNR~~ at the top of the current GMT-Master II lineup and makes it the heaviest modern GMT-Master II on the wrist.		The [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] is the solid-Everose GMT-Master II Rootbeer. It launched at Baselworld 2018 in the same press event as the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] and the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]], and it shares both the two-colour brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel and caliber 3285 with its Rolesor twin. The case and bracelet separate the two. On the 126715CHNR both are solid 18k Everose gold, which puts the reference at the top of the current GMT-Master II lineup and makes it the heaviest modern GMT-Master II on the wrist.

	The reference also carries the only catalogued dial variant inside the current Rootbeer pair. In 2025, Rolex introduced the 126715CHNR-0002 Tiger Iron, a hardstone-dial version cut from a natural stone composite of tiger’s eye, red jasper, and black hematite mined in Western Australia. The standard black-dial configuration continues as the 126715CHNR-0001, which keeps the 2018 launch specification unchanged.		The reference also carries the only catalogued dial variant inside the current Rootbeer pair. In 2025, Rolex introduced the 126715CHNR-0002 Tiger Iron, a hardstone-dial version cut from a natural stone composite of tiger’s eye, red jasper, and black hematite mined in Western Australia. The standard black-dial configuration continues as the 126715CHNR-0001, which keeps the 2018 launch specification unchanged.
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	== Where it sits in the line ==		== Where it sits in the line ==

	The 126715CHNR is the solid-gold half of the 2018 Rootbeer pair, positioned above the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]]. The Rolesor version provides the everyday access point to the colourway. The solid Everose version carries the same bezel and dial identity at ~~a higher~~ price and a much heavier wrist weight~~. aBlogtoWatch’s launch coverage catalogues the split at US$14,050 for the Rolesor and US$36,750 for the solid Everose~~.		The 126715CHNR is the solid-gold half of the 2018 Rootbeer pair, positioned above the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]]. The Rolesor version provides the everyday access point to the colourway. The solid Everose version carries the same bezel and dial identity at several times the price and a much heavier wrist weight.

	The solid-gold Rootbeer lineage reaches back to the yellow-gold 1675/8 and [[Reference:16758\|16758]], both 1970s solid-gold GMT-Masters with brown-and-gold aluminum Rootbeer inserts. Sotheby’s catalogue entry for the 126715CHNR ~~explicitly~~ frames the modern reference as a homage to those watches. The departures mirror the 126711CHNR: Everose replaces yellow gold, two-colour Cerachrom replaces aluminum, and the ~~dial shifts from a~~ brown sunburst to a gloss black (or, on the -0002, a hardstone cut).		The solid-gold Rootbeer lineage reaches back to the yellow-gold 1675/8 and [[Reference:16758\|16758]], both 1970s solid-gold GMT-Masters with brown-and-gold aluminum Rootbeer inserts. Sotheby’s catalogue entry for the 126715CHNR frames the modern reference as a homage to those watches. The departures mirror the 126711CHNR. Everose replaces yellow gold, two-colour Cerachrom replaces aluminum, and the brown sunburst dial gives way to gloss black or, on the -0002, a hardstone cut.

	Alongside it in the current lineup sit the 126711CHNR, the steel [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] Pepsi, the steel [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] Batman, the two-tone yellow-gold [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] from 2023, and the solid yellow-gold [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]]. The 126715CHNR remains the only solid Everose reference in the current line.		Alongside it in the current lineup sit the 126711CHNR, the steel [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] Pepsi, the steel [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] Batman, the two-tone yellow-gold [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] from 2023, and the solid yellow-gold [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]]. The 126715CHNR remains the only solid Everose reference in the current line.
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	The reference launched at Baselworld 2018. Sotheby’s catalogued an early-production circa-2018 example in its 2020 watch sale, anchoring the launch year in the auction record. Production has run continuously since.		The reference launched at Baselworld 2018. Sotheby’s catalogued an early-production circa-2018 example in its 2020 watch sale, anchoring the launch year in the auction record. Production has run continuously since.

	The 2025 Tiger Iron dial ~~was introduced~~ at Watches & Wonders 2025 as part number 126715CHNR-0002, alongside the green-ceramic 126729VTNR that replaced the steel Pepsi 126710BLRO in the lineup~~. SJX, Monochrome, aBlogtoWatch, and Revolution all covered the Tiger Iron launch~~. The standard black-dial 126715CHNR-0001 continues in parallel~~. SJX’s coverage notes the retail premium~~ the stone-dial version ~~carries~~ over ~~the standard reference.~~		The 2025 Tiger Iron dial arrived at Watches & Wonders 2025 as part number 126715CHNR-0002, alongside the green-ceramic 126729VTNR that replaced the steel Pepsi 126710BLRO in the lineup. The standard black-dial 126715CHNR-0001 continues in parallel, and SJX puts the stone-dial version at a substantial retail premium over it.

	The Meteorite dial sometimes associated with the Rolex stone-dial programme does not appear on the 126715CHNR in the current documented lineup. The image registry for this reference catalogues only the standard black and the Tiger Iron configurations, and the Tiger Iron is the only official dial variant released alongside the reference during its production run.

	<span id="movement-notes"></span>		<span id="movement-notes"></span>
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	== Dial map ==		== Dial map ==

	~~The 126715CHNR is the only modern~~ ceramic GMT-Master II reference ~~with a catalogued dial variant, which gives it a real dial map rather~~ than ~~a single configuration~~.		Two catalogued dial configurations exist. No other ceramic-era GMT-Master II reference has more than one.

	<span id="standard-black-dial--0001"></span>		<span id="standard-black-dial--0001"></span>
	=== Standard black dial (-0001) ===		=== Standard black dial (-0001) ===

	Gloss black lacquer with Chromalight lume plots in Everose PVD-coated borders, Everose-rimmed baton and triangle indexes, and Everose hands including the GMT hand. This is the configuration released at Baselworld 2018 and the one Sotheby’s catalogued in its 2020 lot~~. Fratello’s Everose hands-on describes the dial in these terms~~.		Gloss black lacquer with Chromalight lume plots in Everose PVD-coated borders, Everose-rimmed baton and triangle indexes, and Everose hands including the GMT hand. This is the configuration released at Baselworld 2018 and the one Sotheby’s catalogued in its 2020 lot.

	<span id="tiger-iron--0002"></span>		<span id="tiger-iron--0002"></span>
	=== Tiger Iron (-0002) ===		=== Tiger Iron (-0002) ===

	The 2025 Watches & Wonders variant uses a dial cut from tiger iron, a natural stone composite of tiger’s eye, red jasper, and black hematite mined in Western Australia~~. aBlogtoWatch, Monochrome, SJX, and Revolution all cover the launch in hands-on detail~~. The stone’s banded structure gives each dial a unique pattern, and the brown-gold tiger’s eye layers, red jasper veins, and black hematite bands read as a natural analogue to the Cerachrom bezel directly above. Case, bezel, movement, and bracelet carry over from the -0001 without change~~. The dial is the only difference between the two part numbers~~.		The 2025 Watches & Wonders variant uses a dial cut from tiger iron, a natural stone composite of tiger’s eye, red jasper, and black hematite mined in Western Australia. The stone’s banded structure gives each dial a unique pattern, and the brown-gold tiger’s eye layers, red jasper veins, and black hematite bands read as a natural analogue to the Cerachrom bezel directly above. Case, bezel, movement, and bracelet carry over from the -0001 without change.

	Tiger Iron sits inside Rolex’s broader programme of hardstone dials on Day-Date and other precious-metal references, but this is the first natural stone dial on a GMT-Master II. SJX ~~frames~~ the release as an exotic-dial halo ~~inside~~ the Everose Rootbeer line~~, with the black-dial -0001 continuing in parallel~~.		Tiger Iron sits inside Rolex’s broader programme of hardstone dials on Day-Date and other precious-metal references, but this is the first natural stone dial on a GMT-Master II. SJX reads the release as an exotic-dial halo above the rest of the Everose Rootbeer line.

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	== Case, bezel, crystal, and crown notes ==		== Case, bezel, crystal, and crown notes ==

	The case is 40mm solid 18k Everose gold throughout, including the bracelet. Everose is Rolex’s patented platinum-fortified pink-gold alloy, introduced in 2005 to resist the colour fade of standard rose-gold alloys. The case shares the Oyster architecture, Triplock crown, and 100m water resistance of the rest of the ceramic-era GMT-Master II line. On the wrist, the reference is noticeably heavier than the Rolesor 126711CHNR, a ~~point Fratello addresses in~~ hands-on coverage.		The case is 40mm solid 18k Everose gold throughout, including the bracelet. Everose is Rolex’s patented platinum-fortified pink-gold alloy, introduced in 2005 to resist the colour fade of standard rose-gold alloys. The case shares the Oyster architecture, Triplock crown, and 100m water resistance of the rest of the ceramic-era GMT-Master II line. On the wrist, the reference is noticeably heavier than the Rolesor 126711CHNR, a difference Fratello’s hands-on coverage puts front and centre.

	The Cerachrom bezel is shared with the 126711CHNR. The brown-and-black insert is the first two-colour ceramic bezel produced on a GMT-Master II, cast as a single ceramic piece with the two colours produced by sintering chemistry rather than painting or lamination. The 24-hour numerals are moulded into the ceramic in Everose gold. The bezel ring itself is solid Everose, ~~not Rolesor-combined. Revolution’s 2025 Tiger Iron coverage confirms the bezel~~ is unchanged across the -0001 and -0002 variants.		The Cerachrom bezel is shared with the 126711CHNR. The brown-and-black insert is the first two-colour ceramic bezel produced on a GMT-Master II, cast as a single ceramic piece with the two colours produced by sintering chemistry rather than painting or lamination. The 24-hour numerals are moulded into the ceramic in Everose gold. The bezel ring itself is solid Everose, and it is unchanged across the -0001 and -0002 variants.

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	== Bracelets, end links, clasps, and packaging notes ==		== Bracelets, end links, clasps, and packaging notes ==

	The 126715CHNR ships on the solid 18k Everose Oyster bracelet with solid end links and an Oysterlock clasp carrying the Easylink 5mm comfort extension. The bracelet is structurally identical to the Rolesor Oyster on the 126711CHNR but executed entirely in Everose~~. Rolex’s current product page~~ catalogues the same configuration across the -0001 and -0002 part numbers~~, and Monochrome’s Tiger Iron macro shots confirm the bracelet is carried over without change on the 2025 variant~~.		The 126715CHNR ships on the solid 18k Everose Oyster bracelet with solid end links and an Oysterlock clasp carrying the Easylink 5mm comfort extension. The bracelet is structurally identical to the Rolesor Oyster on the 126711CHNR but executed entirely in Everose, and Rolex catalogues the same configuration across the -0001 and -0002 part numbers.

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	== Special branches ==		== Special branches ==

	~~<span id="tiger-iron--0002-1"></span>~~		The 2025 hardstone dial is the reference’s only production branch. The black-dial -0001 stays in the catalogue alongside it, and no case or movement revision has landed on either part number since 2018.
	~~=== Tiger Iron -0002 ===~~

	The 2025 hardstone dial is the reference’s only production branch. ~~SJX and aBlogtoWatch both describe the stone-dial positioning as a premium halo above the~~ black-dial -0001~~. The banded natural stone produces unique dials per watch, which is unusual inside the GMT-Master II family and more typical of Day-Date hardstone programmes elsewhere~~ in the ~~Rolex~~ catalogue.

	~~<span id="standard-black-dial--0001-1"></span>~~
	~~=== Standard black dial -0001 ===~~

	~~The launch-specification black-dial reference continues in parallel. Fratello documents the standard configuration through the production run. The watch~~ has ~~not received a movement or case change between~~ 2018 ~~and the 2025 dial split~~.

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	== Historical market and auction record ==		== Historical market and auction record ==

	Sotheby’s 2020 watch sale catalogued an early-production circa-2018 Everose 126715, described as a homage to the 1970s Rootbeer GMTs. That lot is the clean auction anchor for the launch year. Secondary-market data for the 126715CHNR is thinner than for the Rolesor sibling, matching the pattern for solid-gold variants of high-production Rolesor references. The 2025 Tiger Iron release ~~has drawn editorial attention from Monochrome, Revolution, SJX, and aBlogtoWatch~~, but its own auction record has not yet formed~~. The solid-Everose Rootbeer reads as a halo piece inside the current GMT-Master II line rather than a high-volume secondary-market reference~~.		Sotheby’s 2020 watch sale catalogued an early-production circa-2018 Everose 126715, described as a homage to the 1970s Rootbeer GMTs. That lot is the clean auction anchor for the launch year. At launch, aBlogtoWatch listed the pair at US$14,050 for the Rolesor 126711CHNR and US$36,750 for the solid Everose. Secondary-market data for the 126715CHNR is thinner than for the Rolesor sibling, matching the pattern for solid-gold variants of high-production Rolesor references. The 2025 Tiger Iron drew wide editorial coverage on release, but its own auction record has not yet formed.