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The 126715CHNR is the solid-Everose GMT-Master II introduced at Baselworld 2018 with the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR|126711CHNR]] and steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO|126710BLRO]]. It shares the brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel and caliber 3285 with the Rolesor watch, while its case and bracelet are solid 18k Everose gold.

In 2025, Rolex introduced the 126715CHNR-0002 Tiger Iron, a ~~hardstone~~ dial made from tiger’s eye, red jasper, and silvery hematite. The black-dial configuration continues as 126715CHNR-0001. The two part numbers are the catalogued branches documented here.

In 2025, Rolex introduced the 126715CHNR-0002 Tiger Iron, a dial made from tiger iron, a metamorphic rock composed of tiger’s eye, red jasper, and silvery hematite. The black-dial configuration continues as 126715CHNR-0001. The two part numbers are the catalogued branches documented here.

== Core facts ==

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== Production outline ==

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. Rolex continues to catalogue the reference; the cited records do not establish uninterrupted production or a production total.

The 2025 Tiger Iron dial arrived at Watches & Wonders 2025 as part number 126715CHNR-0002. The standard black-dial 126715CHNR-0001 continues in parallel. No production total for either branch is published in the cited sources.

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== Movement notes ==

Caliber 3285 powers the reference from launch. The same movement runs in the Rolesor 126711CHNR and across the 2018-onward GMT-Master II generation. Two changes define it against the earlier caliber 3186. The Chronergy escapement replaced the standard Swiss lever layout, and power reserve moved from 50 hours to 70. The Blue Parachrom hairspring carries over, and the 3285 sits inside the Superlative Chronometer specification with rate accuracy to -2/+2 seconds per day. ~~The~~ 2025 Tiger Iron variant ~~carries the same caliber unchanged~~.

Caliber 3285 powers the reference from launch. The same movement runs in the Rolesor 126711CHNR and across the 2018-onward GMT-Master II generation. Two changes define it against the earlier caliber 3186. The Chronergy escapement replaced the standard Swiss lever layout, and power reserve moved from 50 hours to 70. The Blue Parachrom hairspring carries over, and the 3285 sits inside the Superlative Chronometer specification with rate accuracy to -2/+2 seconds per day. Rolex lists the same caliber for the 2025 Tiger Iron variant.

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The case and bracelet are 40 mm solid 18k Everose gold. The case uses the Oyster architecture, Triplock crown, and 100 m water resistance documented for the ceramic-era GMT-Master II line. Its construction is different from the Rolesor 126711CHNR, which uses Oystersteel and Everose together.

The Cerachrom bezel is shared with the 126711CHNR. The brown-and-black insert is a two-colour ceramic bezel with moulded Everose-coloured numerals and a solid Everose bezel ring. ~~It is unchanged across~~ the -0001 and -0002 variants.

The Cerachrom bezel is shared with the 126711CHNR. The brown-and-black insert is a two-colour ceramic bezel with moulded Everose-coloured numerals and a solid Everose bezel ring. Rolex’s cited specifications list the same bezel construction for the -0001 and -0002 variants.

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 The 126715CHNR is the solid-Everose GMT-Master II introduced at Baselworld 2018 with the Rolesor [[Reference:126711CHNR|126711CHNR]] and steel Pepsi [[Reference:126710BLRO|126710BLRO]]. It shares the brown-and-black Cerachrom bezel and caliber 3285 with the Rolesor watch, while its case and bracelet are solid 18k Everose gold.
-In 2025, Rolex introduced the 126715CHNR-0002 Tiger Iron, a hardstone dial made from tiger’s eye, red jasper, and silvery hematite. The black-dial configuration continues as 126715CHNR-0001. The two part numbers are the catalogued branches documented here.
+In 2025, Rolex introduced the 126715CHNR-0002 Tiger Iron, a dial made from tiger iron, a metamorphic rock composed of tiger’s eye, red jasper, and silvery hematite. The black-dial configuration continues as 126715CHNR-0001. The two part numbers are the catalogued branches documented here.
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 == Production outline ==
-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. Rolex continues to catalogue the reference; the cited records do not establish uninterrupted production or a production total.
 The 2025 Tiger Iron dial arrived at Watches &amp; Wonders 2025 as part number 126715CHNR-0002. The standard black-dial 126715CHNR-0001 continues in parallel. No production total for either branch is published in the cited sources.
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 == Movement notes ==
-Caliber 3285 powers the reference from launch. The same movement runs in the Rolesor 126711CHNR and across the 2018-onward GMT-Master II generation. Two changes define it against the earlier caliber 3186. The Chronergy escapement replaced the standard Swiss lever layout, and power reserve moved from 50 hours to 70. The Blue Parachrom hairspring carries over, and the 3285 sits inside the Superlative Chronometer specification with rate accuracy to -2/+2 seconds per day. The 2025 Tiger Iron variant carries the same caliber unchanged.
+Caliber 3285 powers the reference from launch. The same movement runs in the Rolesor 126711CHNR and across the 2018-onward GMT-Master II generation. Two changes define it against the earlier caliber 3186. The Chronergy escapement replaced the standard Swiss lever layout, and power reserve moved from 50 hours to 70. The Blue Parachrom hairspring carries over, and the 3285 sits inside the Superlative Chronometer specification with rate accuracy to -2/+2 seconds per day. Rolex lists the same caliber for the 2025 Tiger Iron variant.
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 The case and bracelet are 40 mm solid 18k Everose gold. The case uses the Oyster architecture, Triplock crown, and 100 m water resistance documented for the ceramic-era GMT-Master II line. Its construction is different from the Rolesor 126711CHNR, which uses Oystersteel and Everose together.
-The Cerachrom bezel is shared with the 126711CHNR. The brown-and-black insert is a two-colour ceramic bezel with moulded Everose-coloured numerals and a solid Everose bezel ring. It is unchanged across the -0001 and -0002 variants.
+The Cerachrom bezel is shared with the 126711CHNR. The brown-and-black insert is a two-colour ceramic bezel with moulded Everose-coloured numerals and a solid Everose bezel ring. Rolex’s cited specifications list the same bezel construction for the -0001 and -0002 variants.
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