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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Rolex 16760 GMT-Master II}}
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|title=Rolex GMT-Master II 16760 'Fat Lady' — Coke Bezel, 1983–1988 | Rolexopedia
|title=Rolex GMT-Master II 16760, first-generation independent-hour GMT | Rolexopedia
|description=The 16760 is the first GMT-Master II — first independently adjustable 24-hour hand on the line. 1983-1988, caliber 3085 27 jewels, Coke bezel exclusive, "Fat Lady" / "Sophia Loren" nicknames from the 6.3mm-thick caliber.
|description=The Rolex 16760 is the first GMT-Master II, with caliber 3085, an independently adjustable local-hour hand, sapphire crystal, and documented red-and-black aluminium bezel.
|keywords=Rolex, 16760, GMT-Master II, Fat Lady, Sophia Loren, caliber 3085, Coke bezel, independent hour hand
|keywords=Rolex, 16760, GMT-Master II, Fat Lady, Sophia Loren, caliber 3085, Coke bezel, independent hour hand
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<small>[[Reference:gmt-master|GMT-Master]] › '''16760'''</small>
<small>[[Reference:gmt-master|GMT-Master]] › '''16760'''</small>


The 16760 is the first GMT-Master II, built around caliber 3085 and the independently adjustable 24-hour hand. Separating the local hour hand from the 24-hour hand turned the bezel into a third-time-zone tool instead of a second-time-zone aid, and it cost height: the 3085 is 6.3mm thick, and the case grew around it. That thickness gave the reference both of its collector names, "Fat Lady" and the politer "Sophia Loren," after the actress's curves. Most editorial coverage runs the production window from 1983 to 1988. The red-and-black Coke insert is the only factory bezel configuration.
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[[File:Ref 16760 hero.webp|thumb|center|640px|alt=Fat Lady GMT-Master II|Fat Lady GMT-Master II]]
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The 16760 is the first GMT-Master II. Its caliber 3085 lets the local hour hand jump independently while the 24-hour hand keeps reference time, so the rotating bezel can show a third zone. The 6.3mm movement required a thicker case than the later 16710. Rolex historical material and specialist references date the run to approximately 1982/83–1988. Surviving factory examples are documented with the red-and-black aluminium “Coke” insert.


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[[File:Ref 16760 hero.webp|thumb|right|250px|alt=Fat Lady GMT-Master II|Fat Lady GMT-Master II]]
==Core facts==
 
== Core facts ==


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| production
| production
| 1983 to 1988 (Monochrome, Timeline.watch consensus); some dealer copy reads 1982 launch — likely Baselworld preview vs full retail. The Vintage Rolex Field Manual gives 1983-1987.
| approximately 1982/83 to 1988; Rolex's historical material uses 1982 while several reference guides use 1983
|-
|-
| total examples
| total examples
| no published figure across any source — open question
| no published Rolex production figure
|-
|-
| case
| case
| 39.14mm wide ex-crown, 47.6mm lug-to-lug, 12.6mm thick ; 100m water resistance. Approximately 0.6–1.0mm thicker than the 16710 that succeeded it.
| 40mm Oyster case, thicker than the later 16710, with 100m water resistance
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|-
| crown
| crown
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| crystal
| crystal
| sapphire with Cyclops — first GMT with sapphire crystal
| sapphire with Cyclops; the first steel GMT-Master reference documented with sapphire
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|-
| movement
| movement
| caliber 3085, 27 jewels, 28,800 vph (4 Hz), 48-hour reserve. 28.5mm × 6.3mm thick. COSC chronometer, hacking, Microstella regulation, Breguet hairspring, Kif shock. First Rolex caliber with independent local hour hand
| caliber 3085, 27 jewels, 28,800 vph, approximately 48-hour reserve, hacking, and independent local-hour adjustment
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|-
| trade-off
| trade-off
| no quick-set date — date advances via the local hour hand
| no quick-set date, date advances via the local hour hand
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|-
| bezel
| bezel
| red-and-black insert only — no other factory configuration
| red-and-black insert only, no other factory configuration
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|-
| dial
| dial
| always glossy lacquer with white-gold-surround applied indices from launch — no matte 16760 dials documented as factory
| glossy lacquer with applied white-gold-surround indices in the documented factory examples; matte 16760 dials are not established as a factory branch
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| bracelet
| bracelet
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== Where it sits in the line ==
== Where it sits in the line ==


The 16760 splits the GMT-Master family in two. Everything before it ran the older "caller" mechanic, where the 24-hour hand tracks the local hour hand and cannot be set on its own. The 16750 is the immediate predecessor on that side, and the 16700 is the late-life caller refresh that ran alongside the GMT-Master II from 1989 onward. With an independent 24-hour hand the 16760 becomes a genuine three-time-zone watch, which is the reason the reference matters past its nickname.
The 16760 is the first GMT-Master II and introduces the flyer-GMT layout. Earlier GMT-Master references linked the 24-hour hand to the local hour hand; on the 16760, the local hour hand jumps independently while the 24-hour hand remains the reference-time hand. The 16750 was the immediate caller-GMT predecessor. The 16700 continued that caller line after 1988, while the 16710 followed the 16760 as GMT-Master II.


It ran five years, the shortest span of any GMT-Master reference. The 16710 (1989-2007) took over in 1989 on caliber 3185, which slimmed the case by approximately a millimeter, restored the quick-set date the 3085 had cost, and returned the line to what Monochrome calls "more slender, graceful bodywork."
It ran for roughly five to six years, depending on whether the launch is dated to 1982 or 1983. The 16710 took over in 1989 with caliber 3185, a slimmer movement that restored a quick-set date and reduced the case thickness.


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== Production outline ==
== Production outline ==


Monochrome and Timeline.watch both run the window from 1983 to 1988, with the 16710 taking over in 1989. Colin A. White's ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual'' closes the run a year earlier, at 1987. A 1982 launch date also circulates in the trade and most likely conflates a Baselworld preview with full retail availability.
Rolex's historical material dates the first GMT-Master II to 1982. Hodinkee and several specialist guides use 1982–1988 or 1983–1988 for the reference, so the page keeps both parts of the dating convention visible rather than asserting a precise first retail date.


No production total has ever been published. Editorial and auction coverage calls the reference rare and short-run without putting a serial bracket around it, so the figure stays unknown.
No production total or complete serial bracket has been published by Rolex in the sources reviewed.


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== Movement notes ==
== Movement notes ==


Caliber 3085 is the reason the reference exists. It runs 27 jewels at 28,800 vph (4 Hz) with a 48-hour reserve, measures 28.5mm across and 6.3mm thick, and is adjusted to five positions and temperature with COSC chronometer certification. Breguet hairspring, Microstella regulation, Kif shock protection, hacking seconds. The published sources agree on all of it.
Caliber 3085 is the mechanical change that defines the reference. Published guides give 27 jewels, 28,800 vph, hacking seconds, an approximately 48-hour reserve, and independent local-hour adjustment. Auction and movement references also describe Microstella regulation and COSC certification; individual service condition still needs to be checked.


It is the first Rolex caliber to separate the local hour hand from the 24-hour hand. The local hand jumps in one-hour increments from the crown while the 24-hour hand runs against the bezel for a third zone. Something had to give, and it was the quick-set date. On the 3085 the date advances via the local hour hand instead. The 6.3mm height drove the case proportions and, with them, the nickname.
It is the first GMT-Master caliber in the line to separate the local hour hand from the 24-hour hand. The local hand jumps in one-hour increments from the crown while the 24-hour hand runs against the bezel for a third zone. The date advances through the local-hour hand rather than a separate quick-set position. The movement's thickness explains the larger case.


Rolex used the 3085 in two references only, the Explorer II 16550 and this one, and built it from 1983 to 1989 before the slimmer 3185 took over on the 16710.
Rolex also used caliber 3085 in the Explorer II 16550. The 16710 moved to the slimmer 3185 generation in 1989.


One point stays unsettled. A minority reading in specialist commentary holds that late-run 16760 cases left the factory with the 3185. The auction record does not support it: Phillips Geneva X, Sotheby's Hong Kong, Bonhams Knightsbridge and both Christie's online lots all catalog a 3085 in the 16760, examples dated 1988 included. Service history is the simpler explanation, since a 3185 turns up wherever an entire movement was swapped at service. No documented original-delivery example has settled the question either way.
The auction examples cited by Phillips, Sotheby's, Bonhams, and Christie's identify caliber 3085, including lots dated 1988. A 3185 in a 16760 case should therefore be checked as a service or replacement movement unless original-delivery evidence says otherwise.


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[[File:Ref 16760 coke-bobs.webp|thumb|right|280px|alt=Coke 16760|Coke 16760]]
[[File:Ref 16760 coke-bobs.webp|thumb|right|280px|alt=Coke 16760|Coke 16760]]


Every 16760 left the factory with a glossy lacquer dial and applied indices in white-gold surrounds, from launch through to the end of the run. Specialist registries are explicit about it, no matte dial is accepted as factory, and the "Matte Dial on a 16760?" thread on rolexforums records how fast collectors reject one. Dial-mark taxonomy is thinner here than on the earlier GMT references. In practice the split is between spider-cracked lacquer and lacquer still intact.
The documented factory dial is glossy lacquer with applied white-gold surrounds. Some examples show lacquer cracking, while others remain intact; a matte-looking surface can also result from age or service work and is not, by itself, a factory variant.


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=== Standard glossy with WG surrounds ===
=== Standard glossy with WG surrounds ===


Black lacquer ground, applied indices with white-gold surrounds, white printing for the dial text including the GMT-Master II line. Mercedes hour and minute hands paired with a red GMT hand. The configuration runs unchanged across the production window.
Black lacquer ground, applied indices with white-gold surrounds, white printing for the dial text including the GMT-Master II line. Mercedes hour and minute hands paired with a red GMT hand. The basic glossy layout is documented across the production window, although details and service history vary by example. Retailer-signed examples exist on top of that standard dial: Antiquorum catalogued a steel 16760 retailed by Tiffany & Co. in Geneva in November 2021, the Tiffany signature printed below the coronet in the standard position, with no other deviation from the factory dial layout.


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=== Spider dial (Mark 1) ===
=== Spider dial (Mark 1) ===


These lacquer dials craze badly. Fine cracks spread under UV and thermal cycling on a formulation Rolex later abandoned, the same failure mechanism that produces the 16750 spider. Specialist registries catalog the result as a "Mark 1 Spider Dial," with documented examples dated to 1984. One 1984 dial circulates in the trade as a "Mark I Spider No-Date," where "no-date" means the small "T<25" line is absent from an early print run and has nothing to do with a no-date complication.
Some glossy dials develop fine lacquer cracks, called “spider” dials by collectors. “Mark 1” is collector taxonomy rather than a Rolex designation. A few early-dial descriptions omit the small “T<25” line, but “no-date” in that context refers to dial wording; the watch still has a date.


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=== Aging and gloss-loss ===
=== Aging and gloss-loss ===


Gloss dulls with age. A matte-looking dial on a 16760 is most often original lacquer with decades on it, a surface condition rather than a factory variant, and gloss loss on its own is not evidence of a refinish. The tells that matter are the spider crack pattern and the integrity of the white-gold surrounds.
Gloss can dull with age. A matte-looking surface is not proof of a factory matte dial or a refinish; the printing, surrounds, lume, case, and service history need to be assessed together.


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[[File:Ref 16760 fat-lady-case.webp|thumb|right|280px|alt=Fat Lady case profile|Fat Lady case profile]]
[[File:Ref 16760 fat-lady-case.webp|thumb|right|280px|alt=Fat Lady case profile|Fat Lady case profile]]


The case wears the nominal 40mm GMT-Master Oyster footprint and measures 39.14mm wide without the crown, 47.6mm lug to lug, 12.6mm thick. Against the 16710 that followed it, it runs approximately 0.6–1.0mm thicker. No auction house publishes an exact delta; Monochrome characterizes the 16760 as "thicker, wider bezel, larger crown guards" and leaves the numbers alone. The 6.3mm caliber 3085 underneath is what drives the geometry.
The case uses the 40mm GMT-Master Oyster footprint and is thicker than the later 16710, with a larger crown-guard profile. Published measurements vary slightly by method; the difference is the 6.3mm caliber 3085 and the case built around it.


Sapphire with a Cyclops, the first on a GMT-Master, over a 100m case with the 7mm screw-down crown between guards. Construction is standard mid-1980s Oyster. Set next to a 16710, the thicker midcase and slightly broader crown guards are the only visual giveaways.
The crystal is sapphire with a Cyclops over a 100m Oyster case. A 7mm screw-down crown sits between the guards. The thicker midcase and larger crown guards help distinguish it from a 16710, but they are not authentication on their own.


Factory delivery is the red-and-black insert, and only the red-and-black insert. The Field Manual lists "black or Coke," and Stephen Pulvirent's Sotheby's GMT-Master collector guide reads "Pepsi or Coke," but no non-Coke factory example has come through a major house. The two readings disagree with each other on paper, not on surviving watches. Aftermarket insert swaps onto factory-Coke cases do circulate. Faded inserts on original examples are common enough to be unremarkable.
The cited auction examples and specialist guides document the red-and-black aluminium “Coke” insert. Other colours appear in secondary listings, but the available evidence does not establish a separate factory branch. Replacement inserts circulate, so colour alone cannot authenticate a case.


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


Period-correct delivery across the whole 1983-1988 run is the 78360 Oyster on 501B hollow stamped end-links, with the Jubilee 62510H and 502B end-links as the alternative (per the Oysters & Jubilee fitting guide). The 503B and 580 end-links that turn up in secondhand listings do not belong here. The 580 is 1675-era riveted and folded bracelet hardware, and the 503B ties to the Daytona 16520.
Published period examples use the 78360 Oyster with 501B end-links and the 62510H Jubilee with 502B end-links. A bracelet and endlink code dates the bracelet, not the watch head; fitment should be checked against the case and service history.


Service replacements are common on survivors. Christie's Watches Online lot 67556 catalogs a 1984 head on a 93150 bracelet with SEL 501 end-links; the 93150 only became standard on the 16710, so that bracelet went on later. Bonhams 28031 lot 167, an example from 1988, carries a 78790 Oyster, the heavier flip-lock GMT and Submariner bracelet that spread through late 16710 production. On a 1988 16760 that is almost certainly a service fit rather than a very-late factory configuration. For original delivery the 78360 on 501B end-links remains the anchor.
Service and replacement bracelets occur. Christie's lot 67556 and Bonhams lot 167 show later bracelet fitments on 16760 cases; those lots are useful evidence of what is present, not proof of original delivery. The 78360/501B and 62510H/502B combinations are the period references to check first.


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== Nicknames — Fat Lady and Sophia Loren ==
== Nicknames, Fat Lady and Sophia Loren ==


Both names come from the same place, the case proportions the 6.3mm caliber forced. "Fat Lady" is the older and more widely used one. "Sophia Loren" is the politer market rebrand, pointing at the same thickness through the actress's curves instead of her weight, and the two circulate side by side. The earliest dated print pairing of both is the Phillips Geneva Watch Auction X catalog of November 2019: "dubbed the 'Fat Lady' or 'Sophia Loren', the name comes from the elegant curves of its generously enhanced proportions." Sotheby's Hong Kong repeated the framing in 2021. Both names were in circulation before that in undated forum and trade writing, and no first use has been traced to a named writer.
Collectors use “Fat Lady” and “Sophia Loren” for the 16760's thicker case. Phillips and Sotheby's use both names in later auction material; the first use of either nickname is not established.


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== Historical market and auction record ==
== Historical market and auction record ==
[[File:Ref 16760 coke-davidsw.webp|thumb|right|280px|alt=1985 Coke 16760|1985 Coke 16760]]


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! Sale !! Lot !! Year !! Serial / config !! Notes
! Sale !! Lot !! Year !! Serial / config !! Notes
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| Antiquorum Geneva || 344-411 || 2021 || Tiffany & Co.-retailed, steel || CHF 40,000 (est. CHF 10,000–15,000); highest result in the reviewed sample
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| Phillips Geneva Watch Auction X || 149 || 2019 || c.1988, case R434190, mvt 2102621, full set with Merksamer Jewelers guarantee || CHF 20,000 (est. CHF 6,000–12,000)
| Phillips Geneva Watch Auction X || 149 || 2019 || c.1988, case R434190, mvt 2102621, full set with Merksamer Jewelers guarantee || CHF 20,000 (est. CHF 6,000–12,000)
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The Phillips Geneva X result in 2019, CHF 20,000 against a CHF 6,000–12,000 estimate, is the highest documented public hammer. Antiquorum's GMT-Master II catalogue tilts heavily toward the 16710, 16713 and 16718, and 16760 lots have rarely come through the house. Much of the reference's price history therefore sits in trade listings rather than in catalogued lots, which is worth remembering when reading any market summary of it.
The Antiquorum Tiffany & Co.-retailed example sold for CHF 40,000 against a CHF 10,000–15,000 estimate in November 2021, the highest result in the reviewed sample. The lot's retailer signature and condition are part of that individual result; it is not a general value rule. The table is a limited auction sample, not a census of the reference's market.
 
The reference's defining facts are the first GMT-Master II designation, the independent local-hour hand, the thicker caliber 3085 case, the sapphire crystal on the steel GMT, and the documented Coke insert. Originality and service history still have to be established on each watch.
 
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File:Ref 16760 coke-davidsw.webp|alt=1985 Coke 16760|1985 Coke 16760
File:Ref 16760 tiffany.webp|alt=Tiffany & Co.-retailed 16760|Tiffany & Co.-retailed 16760, Antiquorum Geneva, November 2021
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Collectors sum the reference up as a watch of firsts: first GMT-Master II, first independently adjustable 24-hour hand, first red-and-black configuration on the line, first sapphire crystal, first white-gold-surround indices on a GMT. Clean, original-condition examples carry a premium to match.
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File:Ref 16760 hero.webp|16760 overview|GMT-Master II 16760
File:Ref 16760 coke-bobs.webp|Coke bezel|Red-and-black insert
File:Ref 16760 fat-lady-case.webp|Case profile|Thicker 3085 case
File:Ref 16760 coke-davidsw.webp|Auction example|1985 Coke 16760
File:Ref 16760 tiffany.webp|Tiffany example|Tiffany & Co.-retailed 16760
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== Related references ==
== Related references ==


* [[Reference:16750|GMT-Master 16750]] — 1979–1988
* [[Reference:16750|GMT-Master 16750]], 1981–1988
* [[Reference:16753|GMT-Master 16753]] — 1979–1988
* [[Reference:16753|GMT-Master 16753]], 1981–1988
* [[Reference:16758|GMT-Master 16758]] — 1979–1988
* [[Reference:16758|GMT-Master 16758]], 1979–1988
* [[Reference:16700|GMT-Master 16700]] — 1988–1998
* [[Reference:16700|GMT-Master 16700]], 1988–1999
* [[Reference:16710|GMT-Master 16710]] — Pepsi, Coke & Black (1989–2007)
* [[Reference:16710|GMT-Master 16710]], Pepsi, Coke & Black (1989–2007)
* [[Reference:16713|GMT-Master 16713]] — 1989–2007
* [[Reference:16713|GMT-Master 16713]], 1989–2006


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]].
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]].
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* [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-gmt-master-and-gmt-master-ii-1955-2024-iconic-traveller-watch-in-depth-review/ In-Depth: The History of the Rolex GMT-Master and GMT-Master II] (Monochrome)
* [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-gmt-master-and-gmt-master-ii-1955-2024-iconic-traveller-watch-in-depth-review/ In-Depth: The History of the Rolex GMT-Master and GMT-Master II] (Monochrome)
* [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://www.hodinkee.com/articles/rolex-gmt-master-reference-points Reference Points: Understanding the Rolex GMT-Master] (Hodinkee)
* [https://www.gmtmasterhistory.com/gmt-master_ref_16760.html Rolex GMT-Master II reference 16760 guide] (GMT Master History)
* [https://newsroom-content.rolex.com/-/media/project/rolex/newsroom/rolex/rolex-newsroom-int/2024-04/gmt-master-ii/documents/brochures/03_gmt-master-ii_brochure_english.pdf Evolution of the GMT-Master II] (Rolex Newsroom)
* [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://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-gmt-master-ii-ref-16760-fat-lady-coke.html Rolex GMT-Master II Ref. 16760 'Fat Lady Coke']
* [https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-gmt-master-ii-ref-16760-fat-lady-coke.html Rolex GMT-Master II Ref. 16760 'Fat Lady Coke']
* [https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/watch-review/5-firsts-gmt-master-ii-16760.html 5 Innovations of the GMT-Master II 16760]
* [https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/watch-review/5-firsts-gmt-master-ii-16760.html 5 Innovations of the GMT-Master II 16760]
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* [https://www.drsd.com/watch-info/gmt/gmt-in-transition.html GMT in Transition] (drsd.com)
* [https://www.drsd.com/watch-info/gmt/gmt-in-transition.html GMT in Transition] (drsd.com)
* [https://thedocwatches.com/watches/gmt-master/rolex-gmt-master-ref-16760-spider-dial/ Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 16760 Spider Dial] (The Doc Watches)
* [https://thedocwatches.com/watches/gmt-master/rolex-gmt-master-ref-16760-spider-dial/ Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 16760 Spider Dial] (The Doc Watches)
* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/CH080219/149 Rolex GMT-Master II 16760 Fat Lady — Phillips Geneva Watch Auction X lot 149] (Phillips, 2019)
* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/CH080219/149 Rolex GMT-Master II 16760 Fat Lady, Phillips Geneva Watch Auction X lot 149] (Phillips, 2019)
* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2021/important-watches/rolex-gmt-master-ii-fat-lady-reference-16760-a Rolex GMT-Master II Fat Lady Reference 16760 — Sotheby's Important Watches Hong Kong lot 2004] (Sotheby's, 2021)
* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2021/important-watches/rolex-gmt-master-ii-fat-lady-reference-16760-a Rolex GMT-Master II Fat Lady Reference 16760, Sotheby's Important Watches Hong Kong lot 2004] (Sotheby's, 2021)
* [https://onlineonly.christies.com.cn/s/christies-watches-online/rolex-gmt-master-ii-fat-lady-ref-16760-231/67556 Rolex GMT-Master II Fat Lady Ref. 16760 — Christie's Watches Online lot 67556] (Christie's, 2019)
* [https://onlineonly.christies.com.cn/s/christies-watches-online/rolex-gmt-master-ii-fat-lady-ref-16760-231/67556 Rolex GMT-Master II Fat Lady Ref. 16760, Christie's Watches Online lot 67556] (Christie's, 2019)
* [https://onlineonly.christies.com.cn/s/watches-online-geneva-edit/rolex-stainless-steel-gmt-master-ii-fat-lady-ref-16760-209/133994 Rolex Stainless Steel GMT-Master II Fat Lady Ref. 16760 — Christie's Watches Online: The Geneva Edit lot 133994] (Christie's, 2019)
* [https://onlineonly.christies.com.cn/s/watches-online-geneva-edit/rolex-stainless-steel-gmt-master-ii-fat-lady-ref-16760-209/133994 Rolex Stainless Steel GMT-Master II Fat Lady Ref. 16760, Christie's Watches Online: The Geneva Edit lot 133994] (Christie's, 2019)
* [https://www.bonhams.com/auction/28031/lot/167/ Rolex GMT-Master II Fat Lady Reference 16760 — Bonhams Knightsbridge lot 167] (Bonhams, 2023)
* [https://www.bonhams.com/auction/28031/lot/167/ Rolex GMT-Master II Fat Lady Reference 16760, Bonhams Knightsbridge lot 167] (Bonhams, 2023)
* [https://www.davidsw.com/shop/watch/rolex/rolex-16760-gmt-master-ii-with-red-black-bezel-4/ Rolex 16760 GMT-Master II with Red/Black Bezel] (DavidSW)
* [https://www.davidsw.com/shop/watch/rolex/rolex-16760-gmt-master-ii-with-red-black-bezel-4/ Rolex 16760 GMT-Master II with Red/Black Bezel] (DavidSW)
* [https://www.bobswatches.com/vintage-1988-rolex-gmt-master-ii-16760.html Vintage 1988 Rolex GMT-Master II 16760]
* [https://www.bobswatches.com/vintage-1988-rolex-gmt-master-ii-16760.html Vintage 1988 Rolex GMT-Master II 16760]
* [https://oystersjubilee.com/ Oysters & Jubilee bracelet fitting guide] (period bracelet reference)
* [https://oystersjubilee.com/ Oysters & Jubilee bracelet fitting guide] (period bracelet reference)
* ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual'' — Colin A. White, Morning Tundra
* ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual'', Colin A. White, Morning Tundra


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