Rolex GMT-Master II Left-handed 126720VTNR Copy Watch

Rolex began development of the Rolex GMT-Master II at the behest of PanAm airlines in the early half of the ‘50s. The dawn of the aviation age was rapidly making the world a much smaller place, and our ability to traverse time zones with ease brought a need (and desire) to simultaneously track time in two places at once. That of home, and that of the destination. Rolex was happy to oblige and developed a 24 hour hand to work alongside the regular 12-hour hand. The long red hand with small triangle tip could not be set independently, but coupled with a rotating bezel that was split into two 12 hour halves served to display Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), against which pilots could track a second-time zone. More replica Rolex GMT-Master II watches.

Rolex GMT-Master II Left-handed 126720VTNR copy watch, Shocker number one: The green and black bezel. Shocker number two: The crown protruding from the left side of the case. In watch parlance, this is a “destro,” which means it’s designed for those who wear their watch on their right wrist. Other than these two changes, the watch maintains the key tenets of the GMT-Master II. It has a bi-color Cerachrom bezel, cyclops magnified date window, and the option to have either a Jubilee or Oyster bracelet with the EasyLink adjustment system in the clasp.

Replica Rolex GMT-Master II Left-handed 126720VTNR, the green and black color variation picks up where the now-discontinued solid black bezel model left off. You see, when that watch launched way back in 2007, Rolex was unable to create bicolor bezels out of ceramic. Then they made the BLNR, aka the Batman – a blue and black bezel variant which itself was created because Rolex was unable to make a Pepsi configuration out of ceramic.