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<small>[[Reference:gmt-master|GMT-Master]] → '''126720VTNR'''</small> | <small>[[Reference:gmt-master|GMT-Master]] → '''126720VTNR'''</small> | ||
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The [[Reference:126720VTNR|126720VTNR]] is the left-handed GMT-Master II — the ''destro'' configuration with crown at 9 o’clock, date window at 9 o’clock, and a green-and-black Cerachrom bezel unique to this reference. Rolex launched it at Watches & Wonders 2022 with no prior rumour, no leak, and no obvious precedent in recent Rolex production. Bloomberg covered it the day it dropped. Hodinkee called it a surprise. Worn & Wound noted, correctly, that Rolex had just added a third bezel colour to the steel GMT-Master II line in the same cycle that introduced the first modern left-handed sports watch. | The [[Reference:126720VTNR|126720VTNR]] is the left-handed GMT-Master II — the ''destro'' configuration with crown at 9 o’clock, date window at 9 o’clock, and a green-and-black Cerachrom bezel unique to this reference. Rolex launched it at Watches & Wonders 2022 with no prior rumour, no leak, and no obvious precedent in recent Rolex production. Bloomberg covered it the day it dropped. Hodinkee called it a surprise. Worn & Wound noted, correctly, that Rolex had just added a third bezel colour to the steel GMT-Master II line in the same cycle that introduced the first modern left-handed sports watch. | ||