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<small>[[Reference:gmt-master|GMT-Master]] › '''126710GRNR'''</small>
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[[File:Ref 126710GRNR hero.jpg|thumb|center|640px|alt=Steel GMT, grey-and-black Cerachrom|Steel GMT, grey-and-black Cerachrom]]
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The 126710GRNR is the grey-and-black ceramic GMT — the “Bruce Wayne” or “Ghost” — that Rolex launched at Watches &amp; Wonders 2024 to fill the subdued-colour gap in the steel GMT-Master II line. GRNR abbreviates ''gris-noir'', grey-black. Collectors who take the GR for green, on the assumption that Rolex designates insert colours by visible hue, have the code backwards.
The 126710GRNR is the grey-and-black ceramic GMT — the “Bruce Wayne” or “Ghost” — that Rolex launched at Watches &amp; Wonders 2024 to fill the subdued-colour gap in the steel GMT-Master II line. GRNR abbreviates ''gris-noir'', grey-black. Collectors who take the GR for green, on the assumption that Rolex designates insert colours by visible hue, have the code backwards.
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[[File:Ref 126710GRNR hero.jpg|thumb|right|250px|alt=Steel GMT, grey-and-black Cerachrom|Steel GMT, grey-and-black Cerachrom]]


== Core facts ==
== Core facts ==