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|description=The 126711CHNR is the two-tone Everose Rolesor GMT-Master II introduced in 2018, with caliber 3285, a black dial, a brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel, and an Oyster bracelet. | |description=The 126711CHNR is the two-tone Everose Rolesor GMT-Master II introduced in 2018, with caliber 3285, a black dial, a brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel, and an Oyster bracelet. | ||
|keywords=Rolex, 126711CHNR, GMT-Master, specifications, reference guide | |keywords=Rolex, 126711CHNR, GMT-Master, specifications, reference guide | ||
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|image_alt=Rolesor Rootbeer, brown-black bezel | |image_alt=Rolesor Rootbeer, brown-black bezel | ||
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== Where it sits in the line == | == Where it sits in the line == | ||
The 126711CHNR is the direct successor to the [[Reference:116713LN|116713LN]] in the two-tone GMT-Master II slot. The 116713LN had held that position since 2006 with a single black-on-black colourway rather than a Rootbeer configuration. | The 126711CHNR is the direct successor to the [[Reference:116713LN|116713LN]] in the two-tone GMT-Master II slot. The 116713LN had held that position since 2006 with a single black-on-black colourway rather than a Rootbeer configuration. Compared with the 116713LN, the 126711CHNR replaces yellow-gold Rolesor with Everose and brings the brown-and-black Rootbeer colour scheme back to a ceramic two-tone GMT-Master II. | ||
The vintage lineage behind the Rootbeer nickname runs through the 1675/3, [[Reference:16753|16753]], [[Reference:16758|16758]], and [[Reference:16713|16713]], every one of them yellow-gold rather than Everose. The 126711CHNR sits in that sequence but is not literally a Rootbeer revival. It is a reinterpretation, with a black dial, Everose accents, and two-colour ceramic where the original had a warm brown dial and an aluminum brown-and-gold insert. | The vintage lineage behind the Rootbeer nickname runs through the 1675/3, [[Reference:16753|16753]], [[Reference:16758|16758]], and [[Reference:16713|16713]], every one of them yellow-gold rather than Everose. The 126711CHNR sits in that sequence but is not literally a Rootbeer revival. It is a reinterpretation, with a black dial, Everose accents, and two-colour ceramic where the original had a warm brown dial and an aluminum brown-and-gold insert. | ||
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== Production outline == | == Production outline == | ||
The reference launched at Baselworld 2018 and remains in the current catalogue. Rolex has used the part numbers 126711CHNR-0001 and 126711CHNR-0002; the sources | The reference launched at Baselworld 2018 and remains in the current catalogue. Rolex has used the part numbers 126711CHNR-0001 and 126711CHNR-0002; the cited sources do not document a visible specification change between them. | ||
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== Movement notes == | == Movement notes == | ||
Caliber 3285 | Caliber 3285 uses the Chronergy escapement and a stated 70-hour reserve, with the GMT-Master II functions shared across the 2018-onward family. | ||
The upgrade matters more as a generation marker than as a mechanical departure. The independent hour hand and GMT-Master II function logic are unchanged. What the 3285 introduces is the longer reserve and the higher-efficiency escapement that the current generation of Rolex calibres shares. | The upgrade matters more as a generation marker than as a mechanical departure. The independent hour hand and GMT-Master II function logic are unchanged. What the 3285 introduces is the longer reserve and the higher-efficiency escapement that the current generation of Rolex calibres shares. | ||
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== Special branches == | == Special branches == | ||
The reference exists in a single visible configuration through its production run. The only catalogued change has been the part-number update from -0001 to -0002, which has not produced a new dial or bezel variant. No stone-dial or alternative-dial version of the 126711CHNR | The reference exists in a single visible configuration through its production run. The only catalogued change has been the part-number update from -0001 to -0002, which has not produced a new dial or bezel variant. No stone-dial or alternative-dial version of the 126711CHNR is documented in the cited catalogues, and no separate dial or bezel branch is listed. | ||
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== Auction record == | == Auction record == | ||
The cited auction record contains two individual lots. Sotheby’s Important Watches 2021, lot 205, catalogued a circa-2019 example with a USD 15,000–25,000 estimate. Phillips Hong Kong Watch Auction XIX, lot 944, catalogued a circa-2019 full set with an HK$80,000–160,000 estimate and a realised price of HK$127,000. These results belong to the individual lots and are not a general price guide. | |||
== Related references == | == Related references == | ||