Reference:gmt-master-ii-6digit-family - Revision history

Klaudiusz: Clarify current catalogue status of 2026 Pepsi withdrawals

2026-09-29T06:02:13Z

Clarify current catalogue status of 2026 Pepsi withdrawals

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	* [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] (2024-present): steel grey-and-black ceramic GMT; "Bruce Wayne"		* [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] (2024-present): steel grey-and-black ceramic GMT; "Bruce Wayne"

	Contemporary reporting places the steel 126710BLRO and white-gold 126719BLRO among the Pepsi references removed from the catalogue at Watches & Wonders 2026. ~~The~~ other 12xxxx references ~~listed~~ here ~~remain in Rolex's current GMT-Master II~~ catalogue ~~as of this audit~~.		Contemporary reporting places the steel 126710BLRO and white-gold 126719BLRO among the Pepsi references removed from the catalogue at Watches & Wonders 2026. Rolex's current model catalogue shows the other listed 12xxxx references; the 126710BLRO and 126719BLRO are kept separate here because their 2026 withdrawal has been reported but the catalogue transition is recent.

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Klaudiusz: Remove unresolved links from newly documented GMT references

2026-09-29T04:05:53Z

Remove unresolved links from newly documented GMT references

Klaudiusz: Complete six-digit family map and correct hub image layout

2026-09-29T04:05:39Z

Complete six-digit family map and correct hub image layout

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			<small>[[Reference:gmt-master\|GMT-Master]] › '''GMT-Master II 6-digit family'''</small>

			<div class="rp-lead">[[File:Ref 126710BLRO hero.webp\|thumb\|center\|640px\|alt=Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLRO steel Pepsi\|126710BLRO, the steel Pepsi that opened the 126xxx generation.]]</div>

	The 6-digit family is the current GMT-Master II generation, running from the 2018 reset through to today's catalogue. It starts with the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] and the Root Beer pair in 2018, adds the Jubilee Batman in 2019, the left-handed [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] in 2022, the yellow-gold GRNR pair in 2023, the steel GRNR in 2024, and the Tiger Iron stone dials in 2025.		The 6-digit family is the current GMT-Master II generation, running from the 2018 reset through to today's catalogue. It starts with the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] and the Root Beer pair in 2018, adds the Jubilee Batman in 2019, the left-handed [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] in 2022, the yellow-gold GRNR pair in 2023, the steel GRNR in 2024, and the Tiger Iron stone dials in 2025.
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	* [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] (2019-present): Batman transition to Jubilee and caliber 3285		* [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] (2019-present): Batman transition to Jubilee and caliber 3285
	* [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] (2022-present): left-handed green-and-black Destro; first modern left-crown Rolex sports watch		* [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] (2022-present): left-handed green-and-black Destro; first modern left-crown Rolex sports watch
			* [[Reference:126719BLRO\|126719BLRO]] (2019–2026): white-gold red-and-blue Pepsi; catalogue withdrawal reported in 2026
			* [[Reference:126729VTNR\|126729VTNR]] (2025-present): white-gold left-handed green-and-black GMT with ceramic dial
	* [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] (2023-present): Rolesor yellow-gold GMT with grey-and-black Cerachrom		* [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] (2023-present): Rolesor yellow-gold GMT with grey-and-black Cerachrom
	* [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] (2023-present): solid yellow-gold GMT; Tiger Iron dial added 2025		* [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] (2023-present): solid yellow-gold GMT; Tiger Iron dial added 2025
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	* Solid Everose gold: [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Rootbeer, with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.		* Solid Everose gold: [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Rootbeer, with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.
	* Solid yellow gold: [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]], with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.		* Solid yellow gold: [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]], with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.
			* Solid white gold: [[Reference:126719BLRO\|126719BLRO]] white-gold Pepsi (catalogue withdrawal reported in 2026), and [[Reference:126729VTNR\|126729VTNR]] white-gold left-handed green-black GMT.

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	* Brown-and-black (CHNR): [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] Rolesor Everose and [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Everose, both 2018-present. The Tiger Iron 126715CHNR-0002 from 2025 is the only catalogued dial variant inside the pair.		* Brown-and-black (CHNR): [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] Rolesor Everose and [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Everose, both 2018-present. The Tiger Iron 126715CHNR-0002 from 2025 is the only catalogued dial variant inside the pair.
	* Green-and-black (VTNR): [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] left-handed, 2022-present. Exclusive colourway; no right-handed VTNR exists in the catalogue.		* Green-and-black (VTNR): [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] left-handed, 2022-present. Exclusive colourway; no right-handed VTNR exists in the catalogue.
			[[Reference:126729VTNR\|126729VTNR]] is the white-gold 2025 counterpart.
	* Grey-and-black (GRNR): [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Rolesor, [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] solid yellow gold, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] steel. The Rolesor and solid-gold variants launched in 2023; the steel followed in 2024.		* Grey-and-black (GRNR): [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Rolesor, [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] solid yellow gold, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] steel. The Rolesor and solid-gold variants launched in 2023; the steel followed in 2024.

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	* [[Reference:16758\|GMT-Master 16758]], five-digit yellow gold and 1980s SARU gem-set branch		* [[Reference:16758\|GMT-Master 16758]], five-digit yellow gold and 1980s SARU gem-set branch

	~~== Gallery ==~~

	<gallery mode="packed" heights="180">		<gallery mode="packed" heights="180">

Klaudiusz: Deep audit: ground 6-digit GMT family chronology, gem-set scope, current catalogue and prose

2026-09-27T20:19:29Z

Deep audit: ground 6-digit GMT family chronology, gem-set scope, current catalogue and prose

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Admin: Add variant-comparison hero gallery (8 references, reused existing wiki heroes)

2026-09-14T01:34:21Z

Add variant-comparison hero gallery (8 references, reused existing wiki heroes)

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 * [[Reference:126720VTNR|GMT-Master II 126720VTNR]] — left-handed green-black "Sprite"
 * [[Reference:16758|GMT-Master 16758]] — five-digit yellow gold; the 1980s SARU gem-set branch
 == Sources ==

Admin: Research pass: verified/corrected case-dimension and full-gold-Jubilee claims against primary sources, added Robb Report discontinuation detail and Keystone production estimate

2026-09-14T01:33:23Z

Research pass: verified/corrected case-dimension and full-gold-Jubilee claims against primary sources, added Robb Report discontinuation detail and Keystone production estimate

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	The 6-digit family is the current GMT-Master II generation, running from the 2018 reset through to today's catalogue. It starts with the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] and the Root Beer pair in 2018, adds the Jubilee Batman in 2019, the left-handed [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] in 2022, the yellow-gold GRNR pair in 2023, the steel GRNR in 2024, and the Tiger Iron stone dials in 2025.		The 6-digit family is the current GMT-Master II generation, running from the 2018 reset through to today's catalogue. It starts with the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] and the Root Beer pair in 2018, adds the Jubilee Batman in 2019, the left-handed [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] in 2022, the yellow-gold GRNR pair in 2023, the steel GRNR in 2024, and the Tiger Iron stone dials in 2025.

	The platform is simple: caliber 3285, ~~a slimmer~~ 40mm ~~case than the~~ Super Case, and a two-colour Cerachrom catalogue that now runs across five colourways.		The platform is simple: caliber 3285, the same 40mm Super Case dimensions the previous ceramic generation already used, and a two-colour Cerachrom catalogue that now runs across five colourways.

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	* [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] (2024-present): steel grey-and-black ceramic GMT; "Bruce Wayne"		* [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] (2024-present): steel grey-and-black ceramic GMT; "Bruce Wayne"

	Robb Report has the steel Pepsi dropped from the catalogue at Watches & Wonders 2026, with the white-gold Pepsi going at the same time. The rest of the family is current production.		Robb Report has the steel Pepsi dropped from the catalogue at Watches & Wonders 2026, with the white-gold Pepsi (126719BLRO, in the catalogue since 2014) going at the same time; secondary-market prices for the steel watch had already pushed past $30,000 before the announcement, with unworn examples trading above $40,000. The rest of the family is current production.

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	=== Case proportions vs. 5-digit ceramic ===		=== Case proportions vs. 5-digit ceramic ===

	The ~~most immediately visible generation change is the~~ case~~. Fratello puts~~ the ~~126710~~-generation ~~case~~ at 40mm ~~wide~~ and 12.5mm ~~tall against~~ the Super Case ~~geometry of~~ the ~~116710 references, with narrower lugs and less blocky crown guards~~. ~~Across~~ the ~~family~~ the ~~figures run roughly 11.9 to 12.5mm thick depending on case material~~ and ~~reference~~, ~~all~~ of ~~it under~~ the ~~Super Case height~~.		The case carries the 5-digit ceramic generation's proportions forward almost untouched. Monochrome's hands-on with the 126710BLNR measured it at "exactly the same" as the discontinued 116710BLNR — a 40mm case and a 12.5mm height, the Super Case dimensions the ceramic generation had used since the 116710LN in 2008. What Rolex did redesign is smaller than the numbers suggest: fitting the new five-link end-links meant reshaping the lugs, which Monochrome describes as a bit shorter and more curved, and that is the only part of the case profile the review found altered.

	The ~~dimensional~~ change ~~is the reason the 126710BLNR launched on Jubilee rather than Oyster in~~ 2019~~. A slimmer case drapes differently~~ on the ~~five~~-~~link bracelet~~, ~~and that bracelet was~~ the ~~headline at launch~~. Time+Tide's 2020 Batman versus Batgirl comparison reads ~~the~~ drape difference as the main thing the ~~generation shift~~ changed on the wrist.		The move to Jubilee wasn't a response to a case change either. Fratello's 2019 hands-on reports Rolex discontinuing the Oyster option across every steel GMT-Master II outright, framed as a consolidation of the collection with no case-fit rationale given. Whatever drape difference exists between the two bracelets comes from the bracelets themselves. Time+Tide's 2020 Batman versus Batgirl comparison reads that drape difference as the main thing the bracelet swap changed on the wrist.

	The case architecture is otherwise shared: a monobloc middle case with screw-down caseback, a Triplock screw-down crown, 100m water resistance, and a sapphire crystal with Cyclops over the date window. The only reference that departs from this layout is the [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]], which mirrors the crown and date window to the left side without changing the underlying dimensions.		The case architecture is otherwise shared: a monobloc middle case with screw-down caseback, a Triplock screw-down crown, 100m water resistance, and a sapphire crystal with Cyclops over the date window. The only reference that departs from this layout is the [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]], which mirrors the crown and date window to the left side without changing the underlying dimensions.
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	The Jubilee is fitted with the Oysterlock folding clasp and the Easylink 5mm comfort extension. It drapes differently from the Oyster on every reference that offers both, and launch coverage split on whether that was the headline or the complaint. Bracelet choice is now the main configuration decision inside the family.		The Jubilee is fitted with the Oysterlock folding clasp and the Easylink 5mm comfort extension. It drapes differently from the Oyster on every reference that offers both, and launch coverage split on whether that was the headline or the complaint. Bracelet choice is now the main configuration decision inside the family.

	The 2023 pair, the Rolesor [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] and the solid-gold [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]], ship on Jubilee only. ~~The 126718GRNR is the first full~~-gold Jubilee on a ~~GMT~~-~~Master since~~ the ~~early~~ 1980s. The predecessor [[Reference:116718LN\|116718LN]] shipped exclusively on Oyster across its fourteen-year run.		The 2023 pair, the Rolesor [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] and the solid-gold [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]], ship on Jubilee only. Full-gold Jubilee GMT-Masters have a long history — the [[Reference:16758\|16758]] carried one as its most-documented bracelet through the 1980s, and its 1989 successor [[Reference:16718\|16718]] kept Jubilee as a standing option for the whole of its own run. The real gap is shorter and more recent: the predecessor [[Reference:116718LN\|116718LN]] that replaced the 16718 in 2005 shipped exclusively on Oyster across its fourteen-year run, making the 126718GRNR the first full-gold Jubilee GMT-Master in eighteen years.

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	Rolex never catalogued the jewellery GMT-Master II, which is why it is missing from the branch maps above. It exists anyway, and it runs across both six-digit generations: the caliber 3186 references of the [[Reference:gmt-master-ii-5digit-ceramic-family\|ceramic era]] first, then the current 3285 platform.		Rolex never catalogued the jewellery GMT-Master II, which is why it is missing from the branch maps above. It exists anyway, and it runs across both six-digit generations: the caliber 3186 references of the [[Reference:gmt-master-ii-5digit-ceramic-family\|ceramic era]] first, then the current 3285 platform.

	The 116769TBR is the extreme case. Nicknamed "Ice", it takes the 40mm GMT-Master II case in solid 18k white gold and buries it in stones — pavé diamonds across the dial, baguette-cut diamonds around the bezel in place of the 24-hour Cerachrom insert, and further diamond setting on the case, lugs and bracelet. Underneath all of it sits a standard caliber 3186 GMT-Master II, date at three, 24-hour hand working as it does on the steel references. The documented record puts the introduction at 2007 and surviving examples between 2008 and 2014. Because the reference was sold off-catalogue, no Rolex-published production figure or specification sheet exists for it.		The 116769TBR is the extreme case. Nicknamed "Ice", it takes the 40mm GMT-Master II case in solid 18k white gold and buries it in stones — pavé diamonds across the dial, baguette-cut diamonds around the bezel in place of the 24-hour Cerachrom insert, and further diamond setting on the case, lugs and bracelet. Underneath all of it sits a standard caliber 3186 GMT-Master II, date at three, 24-hour hand working as it does on the steel references. The documented record puts the introduction at 2007 and surviving examples between 2008 and 2014. Because the reference was sold off-catalogue, no Rolex-published production figure or specification sheet exists for it. The Keystone Watches estimates the run at "just a handful of pieces" — an editorial estimate, unconfirmed by Rolex.

	Two further gem-set references sit below the Ice. Sotheby's GMT-Master collector's guide records the 116759SANR and the 116758SANR as white-gold and yellow-gold cases respectively, each set with diamonds and black sapphires. Sotheby's is the only documented source for the pair, and it gives no production dates or caliber for either — a thin record for two references that plainly exist.		Two further gem-set references sit below the Ice. Sotheby's GMT-Master collector's guide records the 116759SANR and the 116758SANR as white-gold and yellow-gold cases respectively, each set with diamonds and black sapphires. Sotheby's is the only documented source for the pair, and it gives no production dates or caliber for either — a thin record for two references that plainly exist.

Admin: site-wide: domain move BezelBase → Rolexopedia (rolexopedia.net)

2026-09-05T00:38:50Z

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Admin: Add gem-set and precious-metal branches section (116769TBR Ice, 116759SANR, 116758SANR, 126755SARU); link 16758 SARU

2026-08-10T13:26:01Z

Add gem-set and precious-metal branches section (116769TBR Ice, 116759SANR, 116758SANR, 126755SARU); link 16758 SARU

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	* Green-and-black (VTNR): [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] left-handed, 2022-present. Exclusive colourway; no right-handed VTNR exists in the catalogue.		* Green-and-black (VTNR): [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] left-handed, 2022-present. Exclusive colourway; no right-handed VTNR exists in the catalogue.
	* Grey-and-black (GRNR): [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Rolesor, [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] solid yellow gold, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] steel. The Rolesor and solid-gold variants launched in 2023; the steel followed in 2024.		* Grey-and-black (GRNR): [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Rolesor, [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] solid yellow gold, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] steel. The Rolesor and solid-gold variants launched in 2023; the steel followed in 2024.

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			== Gem-set and precious-metal branches ==

			Rolex never catalogued the jewellery GMT-Master II, which is why it is missing from the branch maps above. It exists anyway, and it runs across both six-digit generations: the caliber 3186 references of the [[Reference:gmt-master-ii-5digit-ceramic-family\|ceramic era]] first, then the current 3285 platform.

			The 116769TBR is the extreme case. Nicknamed "Ice", it takes the 40mm GMT-Master II case in solid 18k white gold and buries it in stones — pavé diamonds across the dial, baguette-cut diamonds around the bezel in place of the 24-hour Cerachrom insert, and further diamond setting on the case, lugs and bracelet. Underneath all of it sits a standard caliber 3186 GMT-Master II, date at three, 24-hour hand working as it does on the steel references. The documented record puts the introduction at 2007 and surviving examples between 2008 and 2014. Because the reference was sold off-catalogue, no Rolex-published production figure or specification sheet exists for it.

			Two further gem-set references sit below the Ice. Sotheby's GMT-Master collector's guide records the 116759SANR and the 116758SANR as white-gold and yellow-gold cases respectively, each set with diamonds and black sapphires. Sotheby's is the only documented source for the pair, and it gives no production dates or caliber for either — a thin record for two references that plainly exist.

			The branch continues in current production with the 126755SARU, an Everose GMT-Master II carrying pavé diamonds on the dial, lugs and bracelet and a bezel of blue sapphires above red rubies that reproduces the Pepsi split in precious stones. It is the direct descendant of the [[Reference:16758#saru-sultanate-of-oman\|16758 SARU]] of the mid-1980s, where Rolex first set a sapphire-and-ruby Pepsi bezel on a GMT-Master. The SARU idea skipped a generation and came back.

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	* [[Reference:126715CHNR\|GMT-Master II 126715CHNR]] — Everose brown-black		* [[Reference:126715CHNR\|GMT-Master II 126715CHNR]] — Everose brown-black
	* [[Reference:126720VTNR\|GMT-Master II 126720VTNR]] — left-handed green-black "Sprite"		* [[Reference:126720VTNR\|GMT-Master II 126720VTNR]] — left-handed green-black "Sprite"
			* [[Reference:16758\|GMT-Master 16758]] — five-digit yellow gold; the 1980s SARU gem-set branch

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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	* [https://watchcharts.com/watch_variation/1409-rolex-gmt-master-ii-126720vtnr-0001/overview Rolex GMT-Master II 126720VTNR-0001 market overview] — WatchCharts		* [https://watchcharts.com/watch_variation/1409-rolex-gmt-master-ii-126720vtnr-0001/overview Rolex GMT-Master II 126720VTNR-0001 market overview] — WatchCharts
	* [https://www.41watch.com/en/journal/buyers-guides/review-gmt-master2-batman Technical review of Rolex GMT Master II BLNR Batman] — Clément C., 41Watch		* [https://www.41watch.com/en/journal/buyers-guides/review-gmt-master2-batman Technical review of Rolex GMT Master II BLNR Batman] — Clément C., 41Watch
			* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles/the-rolex-gmt-master-the-complete-collectors-guide The Rolex GMT-Master: A Complete Collector's Guide] — Stephen Pulvirent, Sotheby's
			* [https://thekeystone.com/blogs/passingtime/gmt-ice Model Profile: Rolex GMT-Master "Ice" Ref. 116769TBR] — The Keystone Watches

	[[Category:GMT-Master]]		[[Category:GMT-Master]]

Admin: Text audit: voice, clarity, source links

2026-08-09T21:14:51Z

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			<small>[[Reference:gmt-master\|GMT-Master]] › '''GMT-Master II 6-digit family'''</small>

			<div class="rp-lead">[[File:Ref 126710BLRO hero.webp\|thumb\|center\|640px\|alt=Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLRO steel Pepsi\|126710BLRO, the steel Pepsi that opened the 126xxx generation.]]</div>

	The 6-digit family is the current GMT-Master II generation, running from the 2018 reset through to today's catalogue. It starts with the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] and the Root Beer pair in 2018, adds the Jubilee Batman in 2019, the left-handed [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] in 2022, the yellow-gold GRNR pair in 2023, the steel GRNR in 2024, and the Tiger Iron stone dials in 2025.		The 6-digit family is the current GMT-Master II generation, running from the 2018 reset through to today's catalogue. It starts with the steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] and the Root Beer pair in 2018, adds the Jubilee Batman in 2019, the left-handed [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] in 2022, the yellow-gold GRNR pair in 2023, the steel GRNR in 2024, and the Tiger Iron stone dials in 2025.
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	* [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] (2019-present): Batman transition to Jubilee and caliber 3285		* [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] (2019-present): Batman transition to Jubilee and caliber 3285
	* [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] (2022-present): left-handed green-and-black Destro; first modern left-crown Rolex sports watch		* [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] (2022-present): left-handed green-and-black Destro; first modern left-crown Rolex sports watch
			* [[Reference:126719BLRO\|126719BLRO]] (2019–2026): white-gold red-and-blue Pepsi; catalogue withdrawal reported in 2026
			* [[Reference:126729VTNR\|126729VTNR]] (2025-present): white-gold left-handed green-and-black GMT with ceramic dial
	* [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] (2023-present): Rolesor yellow-gold GMT with grey-and-black Cerachrom		* [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] (2023-present): Rolesor yellow-gold GMT with grey-and-black Cerachrom
	* [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] (2023-present): solid yellow-gold GMT; Tiger Iron dial added 2025		* [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] (2023-present): solid yellow-gold GMT; Tiger Iron dial added 2025
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	* Solid Everose gold: [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Rootbeer, with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.		* Solid Everose gold: [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Rootbeer, with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.
	* Solid yellow gold: [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]], with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.		* Solid yellow gold: [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]], with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.
			* Solid white gold: [[Reference:126719BLRO\|126719BLRO]] white-gold Pepsi (catalogue withdrawal reported in 2026), and [[Reference:126729VTNR\|126729VTNR]] white-gold left-handed green-black GMT.

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	* Brown-and-black (CHNR): [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] Rolesor Everose and [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Everose, both 2018-present. The Tiger Iron 126715CHNR-0002 from 2025 is the only catalogued dial variant inside the pair.		* Brown-and-black (CHNR): [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] Rolesor Everose and [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Everose, both 2018-present. The Tiger Iron 126715CHNR-0002 from 2025 is the only catalogued dial variant inside the pair.
	* Green-and-black (VTNR): [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] left-handed, 2022-present. Exclusive colourway; no right-handed VTNR exists in the catalogue.		* Green-and-black (VTNR): [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] left-handed, 2022-present. Exclusive colourway; no right-handed VTNR exists in the catalogue.
			[[Reference:126729VTNR\|126729VTNR]] is the white-gold 2025 counterpart.
	* Grey-and-black (GRNR): [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Rolesor, [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] solid yellow gold, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] steel. The Rolesor and solid-gold variants launched in 2023; the steel followed in 2024.		* Grey-and-black (GRNR): [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Rolesor, [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] solid yellow gold, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] steel. The Rolesor and solid-gold variants launched in 2023; the steel followed in 2024.

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	* [[Reference:16758\|GMT-Master 16758]], five-digit yellow gold and 1980s SARU gem-set branch		* [[Reference:16758\|GMT-Master 16758]], five-digit yellow gold and 1980s SARU gem-set branch

	~~== Gallery ==~~

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	=== By metal ===		=== By metal ===

	* ~~'''~~Steel (Oystersteel):~~'''~~ [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] Pepsi, [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] Batman/Batgirl, [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] Sprite/Destro, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] Bruce Wayne/Ghost. The 2026 discontinuation removed the steel Pepsi from the current catalogue.		* Steel (Oystersteel): [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] Pepsi, [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] Batman/Batgirl, [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] Sprite/Destro, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] Bruce Wayne/Ghost. The 2026 discontinuation removed the steel Pepsi from the current catalogue.
	* ~~'''~~Rolesor Everose:~~'''~~ [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] Rootbeer. The only modern two-tone ceramic reference in Everose rather than yellow gold.		* Rolesor Everose: [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] Rootbeer. The only modern two-tone ceramic reference in Everose rather than yellow gold.
	* ~~'''~~Rolesor yellow gold:~~'''~~ [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Zombie/Bumblebee. Returned yellow Rolesor to the GMT-Master II after a four-year absence.		* Rolesor yellow gold: [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Zombie/Bumblebee. Returned yellow Rolesor to the GMT-Master II after a four-year absence.
	* ~~'''~~Solid Everose gold:~~'''~~ [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Rootbeer, with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.		* Solid Everose gold: [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Rootbeer, with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.
	* ~~'''~~Solid yellow gold:~~'''~~ [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]], with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.		* Solid yellow gold: [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]], with 2025 Tiger Iron dial variant.

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	=== By colourway ===		=== By colourway ===

	* ~~'''~~Red-and-blue (BLRO):~~'''~~ [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] steel, 2018-2026. The 2026 discontinuation without announcement is the collecting event of the generation.		* Red-and-blue (BLRO): [[Reference:126710BLRO\|126710BLRO]] steel, 2018-2026. The 2026 discontinuation without announcement is the collecting event of the generation.
	* ~~'''~~Blue-and-black (BLNR):~~'''~~ [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] steel, 2019-present. Jubilee (Batgirl) and Oyster (Batman) configurations both current.		* Blue-and-black (BLNR): [[Reference:126710BLNR\|126710BLNR]] steel, 2019-present. Jubilee (Batgirl) and Oyster (Batman) configurations both current.
	* ~~'''~~Brown-and-black (CHNR):~~'''~~ [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] Rolesor Everose and [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Everose, both 2018-present. The Tiger Iron 126715CHNR-0002 from 2025 is the only catalogued dial variant inside the pair.		* Brown-and-black (CHNR): [[Reference:126711CHNR\|126711CHNR]] Rolesor Everose and [[Reference:126715CHNR\|126715CHNR]] solid Everose, both 2018-present. The Tiger Iron 126715CHNR-0002 from 2025 is the only catalogued dial variant inside the pair.
	* ~~'''~~Green-and-black (VTNR):~~'''~~ [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] left-handed, 2022-present. Exclusive colourway; no right-handed VTNR exists in the catalogue.		* Green-and-black (VTNR): [[Reference:126720VTNR\|126720VTNR]] left-handed, 2022-present. Exclusive colourway; no right-handed VTNR exists in the catalogue.
	* ~~'''~~Grey-and-black (GRNR):~~'''~~ [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Rolesor, [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] solid yellow gold, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] steel. The Rolesor and solid-gold variants launched in 2023; the steel followed in 2024.		* Grey-and-black (GRNR): [[Reference:126713GRNR\|126713GRNR]] Rolesor, [[Reference:126718GRNR\|126718GRNR]] solid yellow gold, [[Reference:126710GRNR\|126710GRNR]] steel. The Rolesor and solid-gold variants launched in 2023; the steel followed in 2024.

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