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Admin: Add 116758 SARU to GMT-Master reference guide

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 * [https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles/the-rolex-gmt-pepsi-the-key-references The Rolex Pepsi: The Key References] — Sotheby's
 * [https://robbreport.com/style/watch-collector/rolex-pepsi-gmt-master-ii-discontinued-market-1237890139/ With the Rolex Pepsi Now Gone, the Market Is Smelling Blood] — Robb Report, 2026
 * ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual'' — Colin A. White, Morning Tundra
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Klaudiusz: Deep audit: GMT-Master chronology, modern references and lead-image layout

2026-09-29T00:47:25Z

Deep audit: GMT-Master chronology, modern references and lead-image layout

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			<small>[[Main Page]] › '''GMT-Master'''</small>

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			[[File:Ref gmt-master vintage-poster.webp\|thumb\|center\|420px\|alt=Vintage Rolex GMT-Master advertisement\|Vintage Rolex GMT-Master advertisement]]
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	The GMT-Master is Rolex's wristwatch for reading two time zones, introduced in 1955 and later adopted by Pan Am. Its extra hand turns once every 24 hours against a rotating bezel. On the original GMT-Master, that hand stays linked to the ordinary hour hand; rotating the bezel sets the second time-zone reading.		The GMT-Master is Rolex's wristwatch for reading two time zones, introduced in 1955 and later adopted by Pan Am. Its extra hand turns once every 24 hours against a rotating bezel. On the original GMT-Master, that hand stays linked to the ordinary hour hand; rotating the bezel sets the second time-zone reading.

	Rolex introduced the GMT-Master II in 1982. Its local-hour hand adjusts independently in one-hour steps, leaving the minutes and 24-hour hand undisturbed. ~~The two lines overlapped until~~ the GMT-Master ~~ended in 1999~~. Ceramic bezels joined the ~~line~~ in 2005.		Rolex introduced the GMT-Master II in 1982. Its local-hour hand adjusts independently in one-hour steps, leaving the minutes and 24-hour hand undisturbed. Reference guides place the GMT-Master end around 1999–2000; the GMT-Master II then became the sole line. Ceramic bezels joined the GMT-Master II in 2005.

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	~~[[File:Ref gmt-master vintage-poster.webp\|thumb\|center\|420px\|alt=Vintage Rolex GMT-Master advertisement\|Vintage Rolex GMT-Master advertisement]]~~

	== Common entry points ==		== Common entry points ==
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	== Related families ==		== Related families ==

	* [[Reference:submariner\|Submariner]]: dive watches with an elapsed-time bezel.		* [[Reference:submariner\|Submariner]], dive watches with an elapsed-time bezel.
	* [[Reference:explorer-ii\|Explorer II]]: watches with a 24-hour hand and a fixed bezel.		* [[Reference:explorer-ii\|Explorer II]], watches with a 24-hour hand and a fixed bezel.
	* [[Reference:daytona\|Daytona]]: Rolex's chronograph family.		* [[Reference:daytona\|Daytona]], Rolex's chronograph family.

	== Shared references ==		== Shared references ==

	* [[Reference:Serial-numbers\|Serial numbers by year]]: serial systems and dating limits.		* [[Reference:Serial-numbers\|Serial numbers by year]], serial systems and dating limits.
	* [[Reference:Movements\|Movement reference]]: caliber descriptions and identification.		* [[Reference:Movements\|Movement reference]], caliber descriptions and identification.
	* [[Reference:Bracelets\|Bracelet and clasp guide]]: bracelet types, end links and clasp codes.		* [[Reference:Bracelets\|Bracelet and clasp guide]], bracelet types, end links and clasp codes.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

	* [https://www.rolex.com/watches/gmt-master-ii/time-zone-to-time-zone Rolex, GMT-Master chronology]		* [https://www.rolex.com/watches/gmt-master-ii/time-zone-to-time-zone Rolex, GMT-Master chronology]
			* [https://www.rolex.com/watches/gmt-master-ii/m126710grnr-0004 Rolex, GMT-Master II 126710GRNR specification]
			* [https://www.rolex.com/en-us/watches/gmt-master-ii/m126729vtnr-0001 Rolex, GMT-Master II 126729VTNR specification]
	* [https://www.rolex.com/watches/gmt-master-ii/features Rolex, GMT-Master II functions]		* [https://www.rolex.com/watches/gmt-master-ii/features Rolex, GMT-Master II functions]
	* [https://newsroom.rolex.com/watches/oyster-collection/gmt-master-ii Rolex, GMT-Master II technical description]		* [https://newsroom.rolex.com/watches/oyster-collection/gmt-master-ii Rolex, GMT-Master II technical description]

Admin: Audit GMT-Master hub prose, chronology and source claims

2026-09-15T23:33:22Z

Audit GMT-Master hub prose, chronology and source claims

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Admin: Place uploaded-but-unused Chuck Yeager GMT-Master II ad in the GMT-Master II section

2026-09-14T04:52:13Z

Place uploaded-but-unused Chuck Yeager GMT-Master II ad in the GMT-Master II section

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	\| [[Reference:16718\|16718]] \|\| 1989–2007 \|\| 3185, late 3186 \|\| 40mm 18k YG \|\| Black well-documented, brown thinner \|\| Solid-gold GMT-Master II branch		\| [[Reference:16718\|16718]] \|\| 1989–2007 \|\| 3185, late 3186 \|\| 40mm 18k YG \|\| Black well-documented, brown thinner \|\| Solid-gold GMT-Master II branch
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			[[File:Ref gmt-master chuck-yeager-ad.webp\|thumb\|right\|300px\|alt=Rolex GMT-Master II print advertisement featuring test pilot Chuck Yeager, Pepsi-bezel 16710\|Rolex GMT-Master II advertisement featuring Chuck Yeager, fronting the Pepsi-bezel 16710. Source: Time+Tide Watches.]]

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Admin: Editorial audit: clarify scope, remove unsupported claims, correct dating guidance and add sources

2026-09-12T19:49:03Z

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	The GMT-Master is Rolex's original airline watch: a fourth hand, a 24-hour bezel, and two time zones on the wrist. Rolex launched it in 1955 for Pan Am crews, then split the line in 1982 when the GMT-Master II gave the local hour hand independent adjustment.		The GMT-Master is Rolex's original airline watch: a fourth hand, a 24-hour bezel, and two time zones on the wrist. Rolex launched it in 1955 for Pan Am crews, then split the line in 1982 when the GMT-Master II gave the local hour hand independent adjustment.

	The line runs in five eras. Bakelite 6542 came first, then the long 1675 vintage core, then quick-set five-digit GMT-Masters, then the independent-hour GMT-Master II from 1982, then the ceramic GMT-Master II from 2005. Pepsi, Root Beer~~, Coke, and black became the family's own collector language~~.		The line runs in five eras. Bakelite 6542 came first, then the long 1675 vintage core, then quick-set five-digit GMT-Masters, then the independent-hour GMT-Master II from 1982, then the ceramic GMT-Master II from 2005. Collector nicknames such as Pepsi, Coke and Root Beer describe bezel colour combinations; each can apply to several references.

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	<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Identifying a long-vintage GMT?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:1675\|1675]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The twenty-year vintage core, pointed crown guards giving way to rounded, gilt giving way to matte, with steel, gold, and Root Beer branches in parallel.</div></div></div>		<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Identifying a long-vintage GMT?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:1675\|1675]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The twenty-year vintage core, pointed crown guards giving way to rounded, gilt giving way to matte, with steel, gold, and Root Beer branches in parallel.</div></div></div>
	<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Cross-checking a five-digit GMT-Master II?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:16710\|16710]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">~~Three bezel inserts (Pepsi, Coke~~, black~~) on the same case~~, ~~late stick~~-~~dial 3186 sub-branch, the GMT collectors land on first when they cross from vintage to modern~~.</div></div></div>		<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Cross-checking a five-digit GMT-Master II?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:16710\|16710]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">Red-and-blue, red-and-black or black aluminium inserts, with an independently adjustable local-hour hand. Late examples need movement verification.</div></div></div>
	<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Working from a modern Cerachrom-bezel piece?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:116710LN\|116710LN]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">~~First ceramic-bezel~~ GMT-Master II. ~~In-house~~ caliber 3186, Cerachrom ~~black~~ insert~~, 904L steel — the reference that set the template the Pepsi and Batman variants now extend~~.</div></div></div>		<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Working from a modern Cerachrom-bezel piece?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:116710LN\|116710LN]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The first steel GMT-Master II with a ceramic bezel, introduced in 2007. It uses caliber 3186 and a black Cerachrom insert.</div></div></div>
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	== Early GMT-Master (1955–1959) ==		== Early GMT-Master (1955–1959) ==

	~~The experimental years.~~ The case had no crown guards, the 24-hour bezel was moulded from bakelite and cracked easily, and a gold branch with alpha hands ran alongside the red-and-blue (Pepsi) steel watch. Most surviving examples carry later service inserts; the original bakelite rarely survived daily wear.		The case had no crown guards, the 24-hour bezel was moulded from bakelite and cracked easily, and a gold branch with alpha hands ran alongside the red-and-blue (Pepsi) steel watch. Most surviving examples carry later service inserts; the original bakelite rarely survived daily wear.

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	== Long vintage core (1959–1980) ==		== Long vintage core (1959–1980) ==

	~~The reference that turned the GMT-Master from an experiment into an institution.~~ Crown guards arrived with the [[Reference:1675\|1675]], along with an aluminum bezel insert (replacing the fragile bakelite) and a twenty-year production run long enough to hold several distinct watches under one number. Early pointed crown guards, known as PCG, gave way to rounded guards; gilt dials gave way to matte; and the steel watch was joined by a gold branch and a two-tone Root Beer branch.		Crown guards arrived with the [[Reference:1675\|1675]], along with an aluminum bezel insert (replacing the fragile bakelite) and a twenty-year production run long enough to hold several distinct watches under one number. Early pointed crown guards, known as PCG, gave way to rounded guards; gilt dials gave way to matte; and the steel watch was joined by a gold branch and a two-tone Root Beer branch.

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	== GMT-Master II (1982–2007) ==		== GMT-Master II (1982–2007) ==

	The functional break in the family. Caliber 3085 in the [[Reference:16760\|16760]] introduced an independently adjustable local hour hand, which turned the 24-hour bezel into a third-time-zone tool rather than a second-time-zone aid. The thick transitional [[Reference:16760\|16760]] gave way to the slimmer [[Reference:16710\|16710]] in 1989, and the line spent nearly two decades on that reference before ~~the~~ ceramic ~~era rewrote the watch~~.		The functional break in the family. Caliber 3085 in the [[Reference:16760\|16760]] introduced an independently adjustable local hour hand, which turned the 24-hour bezel into a third-time-zone tool rather than a second-time-zone aid. The thick transitional [[Reference:16760\|16760]] gave way to the slimmer [[Reference:16710\|16710]] in 1989, and the line spent nearly two decades on that reference before ceramic bezels replaced aluminium.

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	== Ceramic GMT-Master II ~~5-digit~~ (2005–2019) ==		== Ceramic GMT-Master II 116xxx (2005–2019) ==

	The Cerachrom era opened in 2005 with the yellow-gold [[Reference:116718LN\|116718LN]] and caliber 3186, ~~which runs~~ across the ~~entire 5-digit~~ ceramic family. Rolesor followed in 2006, steel in 2007, the blue-black Batman in 2013, and the white-gold ceramic Pepsi in 2014. These are the thick Super Case GMTs before the slimmer 126710 generation.		The Cerachrom era opened in 2005 with the yellow-gold [[Reference:116718LN\|116718LN]] and caliber 3186, used across the 116xxx ceramic family. Rolesor followed in 2006, steel in 2007, the blue-black Batman in 2013, and the white-gold ceramic Pepsi in 2014. These are the thick Super Case GMTs before the slimmer 126710 generation.

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	== Ceramic GMT-Master II ~~6-digit~~ (~~2018–present~~) ==		== Ceramic GMT-Master II 126xxx (2018 onward) ==

	The current ceramic generation starts in 2018 with the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] and caliber 3285. Jubilee returned, the case slimmed down from the Super Case, and the line then expanded into Root Beer, Batman, Destro, and GRNR branches. This is the modern 70-hour GMT-Master II platform, and both the steel Pepsi and the white-gold Pepsi left the catalogue in 2026.		The current ceramic generation starts in 2018 with the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] and caliber 3285. Jubilee returned, the case slimmed down from the Super Case, and the line then expanded into Root Beer, Batman, Destro, and GRNR branches. This is the modern 70-hour GMT-Master II platform, and both the steel Pepsi and the white-gold Pepsi left the catalogue in 2026.
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	== Collecting context ==		== Collecting context ==

	~~The~~ GMT-Master ~~market rewards different habits than~~ the ~~Submariner market. Submariner collecting tracks case shape~~, ~~military use~~, and ~~dial text. GMT collecting tracks bezel color, travel mythology~~, and ~~branch identity in equal measure~~.		Bezel colour alone does not identify a GMT-Master. Compare the reference, dial, case and movement, and distinguish an original insert from a service replacement.

	A few cautions carry across the whole family. Original delivery is not the same thing as period-correct fitment, and a clasp code dates the bracelet rather than the watch head. Service inserts are common on the earliest watches, where the original bakelite rarely survived. The nickname language is useful but loose: Pepsi, Coke, Root Beer, and black each cover more variation than the shorthand suggests.		A few cautions carry across the whole family. Original delivery is not the same thing as period-correct fitment, and a clasp code dates the bracelet rather than the watch head. Service inserts are common on the earliest watches, where the original bakelite rarely survived. The nickname language is useful but loose: Pepsi, Coke, Root Beer, and black each cover more variation than the shorthand suggests.


	The modern ceramic era splits cleanly into two family hubs. [[Reference:gmt-master-ii-5digit-ceramic-family\|The ~~5-digit~~ ceramic family]] covers the 2005–2019 Super Case watches. [[Reference:gmt-master-ii-6digit-family\|The ~~6-digit~~ family]] covers the 2018-onward caliber 3285 generation.		The modern ceramic era splits cleanly into two family hubs. [[Reference:gmt-master-ii-5digit-ceramic-family\|The 116xxx ceramic family]] covers the 2005–2019 Super Case watches. [[Reference:gmt-master-ii-6digit-family\|The 126xxx family]] covers the 2018-onward caliber 3285 generation.

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	* [[Reference:submariner\|Submariner]] — the parallel dive line. Same case-era cadence, same crown-guard transition, the other half of the 1955–1959 Rolex tool-watch launch wave.		* [[Reference:submariner\|Submariner]] — the parallel dive line. Same case-era cadence, same crown-guard transition, the other half of the 1955–1959 Rolex tool-watch launch wave.
	* [[Reference:explorer-ii\|Explorer-II]] — the 24-hour cousin. The 1655 shares caliber 1575 with the 1675; the 16550 shares caliber 3085 with the 16760.		* [[Reference:explorer-ii\|Explorer-II]] — the 24-hour cousin. The 1655 shares caliber 1575 with the 1675; the 16550 shares caliber 3085 with the 16760.
	* [[Reference:daytona\|Daytona]] — the chronograph counterpart. ~~The same~~ Zenith-to-~~in-house movement transition runs across both lines in the 1988–2000 window~~.		* [[Reference:daytona\|Daytona]] — the chronograph counterpart. Its Zenith-derived caliber 4030 belongs to the Daytona; GMT-Master movements follow a separate lineage.


	== Shared references ==		== Shared references ==

	* [[Reference:Serial-numbers\|Serial numbers by year]] — ~~date any GMT-Master from its~~ serial		* [[Reference:Serial-numbers\|Serial numbers by year]] — serial ranges and the limits of dating
	* [[Reference:Movements\|Movement reference]] — the calibers used across the GMT-Master line		* [[Reference:Movements\|Movement reference]] — the calibers used across the GMT-Master line
	* [[Reference:Bracelets\|Bracelet & clasp guide]] — bracelet types, end-links, and clasp date codes		* [[Reference:Bracelets\|Bracelet & clasp guide]] — bracelet types, end-links, and clasp date codes

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	== Common entry points ==		== Common entry points ==

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	\|-		<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Identifying a long-vintage GMT?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:1675\|1675]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">The twenty-year vintage core, pointed crown guards giving way to rounded, gilt giving way to matte, with steel, gold, and Root Beer branches in parallel.</div></div></div>
	~~\| style~~="~~width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border~~-~~left:3px solid #555; vertical~~-~~align:top;~~" ~~\| ''~~Identifying a long-vintage GMT?''<br/>~~'''~~[[Reference:1675\|1675]]~~''' — the~~ twenty-year vintage core, pointed crown guards giving way to rounded, gilt giving way to matte, with steel, gold, and Root Beer branches in parallel.		<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Cross-checking a five-digit GMT-Master II?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:16710\|16710]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">Three bezel inserts (Pepsi, Coke, black) on the same case, late stick-dial 3186 sub-branch, the GMT collectors land on first when they cross from vintage to modern.</div></div></div>
	~~\| style~~="~~width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border~~-~~left:3px solid #555; vertical~~-~~align:top;~~" ~~\| ''~~Cross-checking a five-digit GMT-Master II?''<br/>~~'''~~[[Reference:16710\|16710]]~~''' — three~~ bezel inserts (Pepsi, Coke, black) on the same case, late stick-dial 3186 sub-branch, the GMT collectors land on first when they cross from vintage to modern.		<div class="rp-card"><div class="rp-card-body"><div class="rp-card-meta">Working from a modern Cerachrom-bezel piece?</div><div class="rp-card-title">[[Reference:116710LN\|116710LN]]</div><div class="rp-card-text">First ceramic-bezel GMT-Master II. In-house caliber 3186, Cerachrom black insert, 904L steel — the reference that set the template the Pepsi and Batman variants now extend.</div></div></div>
	~~\| style~~="~~width:33%; padding:14px; background:#f8f8f6; border~~-~~left:3px solid #555; vertical~~-~~align:top;~~" ~~\| ''~~Working from a modern Cerachrom-bezel piece?''<br/>~~'''~~[[Reference:116710LN\|116710LN]]~~''' — first~~ ceramic-bezel GMT-Master II. In-house caliber 3186, Cerachrom black insert, 904L steel — the reference that set the template the Pepsi and Batman variants now extend.		</div>
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	== Early GMT-Master (1955–1959) ==		== Early GMT-Master (1955–1959) ==

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	* [[Reference:explorer-ii\|Explorer-II]] — the 24-hour cousin. The 1655 shares caliber 1575 with the 1675; the 16550 shares caliber 3085 with the 16760.		* [[Reference:explorer-ii\|Explorer-II]] — the 24-hour cousin. The 1655 shares caliber 1575 with the 1675; the 16550 shares caliber 3085 with the 16760.
	* [[Reference:daytona\|Daytona]] — the chronograph counterpart. The same Zenith-to-in-house movement transition runs across both lines in the 1988–2000 window.		* [[Reference:daytona\|Daytona]] — the chronograph counterpart. The same Zenith-to-in-house movement transition runs across both lines in the 1988–2000 window.


			== Shared references ==

			* [[Reference:Serial-numbers\|Serial numbers by year]] — date any GMT-Master from its serial
			* [[Reference:Movements\|Movement reference]] — the calibers used across the GMT-Master line
			* [[Reference:Bracelets\|Bracelet & clasp guide]] — bracelet types, end-links, and clasp date codes

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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