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Rolex GMT-Master II Watches in London
The Rolex GMT-Master II was built for pilots crossing time zones, and its two-colour bezel has made it the most recognisable travel watch in the world. Chrono Group stocks GMT-Master II references in steel, Rolesor, white gold and Everose at its Birchin Lane showroom in the City of London, each one inspected in-house and checked against The Watch Register before sale.
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40mm
Rolex GMT-Master II Root Beer Rose Gold 126715CHNR
£31,000.00- Box
- Warranty
- Papers
- 2022
Which GMT-Master II bezel colours are available in London?
Each bezel combination carries a collector nickname, and the stock spans most of them. Batman is the blue-and-black 126710BLNR on an Oyster bracelet, with the same watch on a Jubilee bracelet known as Batgirl. Pepsi is the red-and-blue bezel, held here on a Jubilee bracelet and in a meteorite-dial version. Rootbeer is the brown and black 126711CHNR in steel and Everose, with a solid rose gold 126715CHNR alongside it. Sprite is the 126720VTNR, the green-and-black left-handed reference with the crown at nine o'clock. Solid yellow gold completes the range.
How much does a Rolex GMT-Master II cost in the UK?
GMT-Master II prices at Chrono Group start in the region of twelve thousand pounds for a steel reference and rise into the high fifties of thousands for a meteorite dial Pepsi. Steel Batman and Sprite references sit in the low to mid teens, two-tone Rootbeer a little above, and solid gold from the low thirties upward. Bezel colour moves the price as much as metal does, since demand for the Pepsi and Batman outstrips supply at authorised dealers.
How does the GMT function actually work?
The GMT-Master II shows a second time zone through a fourth hand that circles the dial once every 24 hours, read against the numbers on the bezel. Set the main hands to local time and the 24-hour hand to home time, then rotate the bezel to track a third zone if needed. The two-colour bezel exists so day and night can be told apart at a glance, which is why the colours split at the six and eighteen hour marks.
Where can you see a GMT-Master II in London?
Chrono Group is at Birchin Court, 20 Birchin Lane, London EC3V 9DU, close to Bank station. Appointments can be made online or by calling 0207 867 3801, and several bezel combinations can be compared side by side, which is the only reliable way to choose between a Batman and a Sprite. Part exchange, deposits, finance and a sourcing service are all available.
