Rolex GMT-Master II references compared
Our catalog lists 30 Rolex GMT-Master II references, all with 40 mm cases. We publish a pre-owned range for 19 of them, with midpoints from $10,400 for the GMT-Master II 16713 to $59,300 for the GMT-Master II 126719BLRO (Meteorite dial). Bezel colours, metal and bracelet tell the references apart; the table compares them.
What each one sells for: Rolex GMT-Master II price guide · How prices moved: Rolex GMT-Master II price history
Top picks
GMT-Master II “Root Beer” 126711CHNR40 mm · Oystersteel and 18 ct Everose gold (Everose Rolesor)
Typical pre-owned range $13,800–$22,900
How we pick: Up to one current or recent reference per case size, the ones with a published range and the most sold prices first.
All 30 references
| GMT-Master II “Batgirl” 126710BLNR | 2019–present | 40 mm | Oystersteel | $13,800–$23,000 | 510 |
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| GMT-Master II “Bruce Wayne” 126710GRNR | 2024–present | 40 mm | Oystersteel | $15,200–$25,300 | 499 |
| GMT-Master II 126720VTNR | 2022–present | 40 mm | Oystersteel | $12,200–$20,300 | 439 |
| GMT-Master II “Root Beer” 126711CHNR | 2018–present | 40 mm | Oystersteel and 18 ct Everose gold (Everose Rolesor) | $13,800–$22,900 | 385 |
 GMT-Master II 126713GRNR | 2023–present | 40 mm | Yellow Rolesor (Oystersteel and 18k yellow gold) | $15,500–$25,900 | 191 |
 GMT-Master II 126715CHNR | 2018–present | 40 mm | 18k Everose gold | $29,600–$49,300 | 69 |
 GMT-Master II 126718GRNR | 2023–present | 40 mm | 18k yellow gold | $28,600–$59,400 | 28 |
 GMT-Master II 126719BLRO (Meteorite dial) | 2019–present | 40 mm | 18k white gold | $44,500–$74,200 | 26 |
 GMT-Master II 126719BLRO | 2018–present | 40 mm | 18k white gold | $26,200–$54,400 | 25 |
 GMT-Master II 126729VTNR | 2025–present | 40 mm | 18k white gold | Not enough data yet | 3 |
 GMT-Master II 126715CHNR (Tiger Iron dial) | 2025–present | 40 mm | 18k Everose gold | Not enough data yet | 1 |
 GMT-Master II 126718GRNR (Tiger Iron dial) | 2025–present | 40 mm | 18k yellow gold | Not enough data yet | None yet |
 GMT-Master II “Pepsi” 126710BLRO | 2018–2026 | 40 mm | Oystersteel (stainless steel) | $17,900–$29,900 | 492 |
 GMT-Master II 16710 | 1989–2007 | 40 mm | Stainless steel | $9,300–$15,500 | 499 |
 GMT-Master II 116710LN | 2007–2019 | 40 mm | Stainless steel | $9,650–$16,100 | 448 |
 GMT-Master II “Batman” 116710BLNR | 2013–2019 | 40 mm | Stainless steel | $11,200–$18,700 | 378 |
 GMT-Master II 116713LN | Not recorded | 40 mm | Stainless steel and 18k yellow gold (Rolesor) | $9,750–$16,200 | 161 |
 GMT-Master II 16713 | 1989–2007 | 40 mm | Stainless steel with 18k yellow gold bezel and crown | $7,800–$13,000 | 157 |
 GMT-Master II 126710BLNR (Oyster bracelet) | Not recorded | 40 mm | Oystersteel | $13,000–$21,700 | 126 |
 GMT-Master II 16760 | Not recorded | 40 mm | Stainless steel | $7,850–$13,100 | 42 |
 GMT-Master II 116718LN | Not recorded | 40 mm | 18k yellow gold | $29,100–$48,400 | 26 |
 GMT-Master II 116719BLRO | 2014–2018 | 40 mm | 18k white gold | $23,200–$48,100 | 15 |
 GMT-Master II 16718 | Not recorded | 40 mm | 18k yellow gold | Not enough data yet | 4 |
| GMT-Master II 116758SANR | Not recorded | 40 mm | Yellow gold | Not enough data yet | 3 |
| GMT-Master II 116758SA | Not recorded | 40 mm | Yellow gold | Not enough data yet | 2 |
 GMT-Master II 116759SANR | Not recorded | 40 mm | White gold | Not enough data yet | 2 |
| GMT-Master II 116758SARU | Not recorded | 40 mm | Yellow gold | Not enough data yet | 1 |
| GMT-Master II 116759SA | Not recorded | 40 mm | White gold | Not enough data yet | 1 |
| GMT-Master II 116759SARU | Not recorded | 40 mm | White gold | Not enough data yet | 1 |
| GMT-Master II 126755SARU | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not recorded | Not enough data yet | 1 |
Every GMT-Master II reference in our catalog.
Which one should I buy?
By case metal
- Gold: 16 references, for example GMT-Master II 126715CHNR, GMT-Master II 126718GRNR, GMT-Master II 126719BLRO (Meteorite dial).
- Steel: 9 references, for example GMT-Master II “Batgirl” 126710BLNR, GMT-Master II “Bruce Wayne” 126710GRNR, GMT-Master II 16710.
- Steel and gold: 4 references, for example GMT-Master II “Root Beer” 126711CHNR, GMT-Master II 126713GRNR, GMT-Master II 116713LN.
New or discontinued
- In production: 12 references, for example GMT-Master II “Batgirl” 126710BLNR, GMT-Master II “Bruce Wayne” 126710GRNR, GMT-Master II 126720VTNR.
- Discontinued: 9 references, only available pre-owned, for example GMT-Master II 16710, GMT-Master II “Pepsi” 126710BLRO, GMT-Master II 116710LN.
Most sold prices on file
- GMT-Master II “Batgirl” 126710BLNR: 510 sold prices
- GMT-Master II “Bruce Wayne” 126710GRNR: 499 sold prices
- GMT-Master II 16710: 499 sold prices
- GMT-Master II “Pepsi” 126710BLRO: 492 sold prices
- GMT-Master II 116710LN: 448 sold prices
Bezel colours and nicknames
Most GMT-Master II references are known by their bezel colours, and several carry nicknames, among them the Pepsi, the Batman, the Batgirl, the Bruce Wayne and the Root Beer. Some names are used for more than one reference, so check the reference number, not only the name. Our nicknames page matches each name to its reference.
Bracelet and metal
The same bezel can come on different bracelets and in different metals, and the reference number or its page tells them apart. The case column of the table shows the metal, and the reference page lists the bracelet where it defines the reference.
Generations
Sort by years to see the generations in order. Older references are only sold pre-owned, and their sold prices on file are the guide. The earlier GMT-Master collection has its own page.
Before you buy
- Match the reference and serial on the papers to the watch.
- Confirm the bezel insert, dial and bracelet against the reference page.
- Compare the asking price with the individual sold prices on the reference page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Rolex GMT-Master II cost?
We publish a pre-owned range for 19 of the 30 GMT-Master II references here. Their midpoints run from $10,400 for the GMT-Master II 16713 to $59,300 for the GMT-Master II 126719BLRO (Meteorite dial). Where we can cite the brand's published price, the reference page shows retail too.
What size is the GMT-Master II?
Every GMT-Master II reference in our catalog has a 40 mm case. The differences between references are the bezel colours, the case metal, the dial and the bracelet, which the table and each reference page show.
What is the cheapest GMT-Master II?
Among GMT-Master II references with a published range, the lowest midpoint belongs to the GMT-Master II 16713 at $10,400. Sort the range column to see the next ones.
Which GMT-Master II is the Pepsi or the Batman?
Our nicknames page matches each name to its reference, and each reference page lists the names sources use for it. Some names are used for more than one reference, and we note that on the pages concerned.
Why do some GMT-Master II references show no price?
We only publish a pre-owned range when enough recent, sourced sale results back it. A reference without one shows how many sold prices are on file so far, and its range appears once there are enough.
How do I sell a Rolex GMT-Master II?
Find the reference number on the papers, note the bezel colours and the bracelet, gather the box and any service records, and compare more than one offer. Our sell form takes four short steps, and we review every request.
Where to buy
- Dealers. Choose one that offers a return period and puts the reference, serial and condition in writing.
- Auction houses. Results are public after the sale, and a buyer's premium is added to the hammer price.
- Private sellers. Meet somewhere safe, check the papers against the watch, and pay in a traceable way.
Wherever you buy, have a watchmaker confirm the movement and serial before any return period ends. Each reference page above shows the recent sold prices we have on file, so you can compare an asking price with what the same reference has sold for.
Selling or valuing one?
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