Pre-Loved Rolex GMT-Master II
The traveller's watch with two-tone bezel appeal.
The GMT-Master II is the definitive pilot and traveller's Rolex, and its most sought-after two-colour bezels are far easier to obtain pre-owned than at retail. The secondary market gives you immediate access to Pepsi, Batman and other coveted configurations.
Current asking prices
As of 13 Oct 2026, 35 pre-loved Rolex GMT-Master II listings are live from the partner retailers we index, with a median asking price of £16,381 (lowest £10,750, highest £120,000).
| Size | Listings | Median | Lowest | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All sizes | 35 | £16,381 | £10,750 | £120,000 |
Asking prices across 35 live listings, updated 13 Oct 2026. These are sellers' current asking prices, not sold prices or valuations.
Live listings — 96 pieces
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Why the GMT-Master II is iconic
Rolex developed the original GMT-Master in the 1950s with Pan Am for pilots crossing time zones, using a 24-hour hand and rotating bezel to track a second time zone. The GMT-Master II added an independently adjustable hour hand for tracking a third zone.
Checking the price
The asking-price table above shows what partner retailers want for this model right now, by size where titles state one. Within a size, price is driven mostly by materials, condition and completeness (box, receipt, authenticity card).
Sizes & variants
Buyers seek the Pepsi (126710BLRO), Batman (126710BLNR), the discontinued Batgirl and current brown-and-black bezel options, on Oyster or Jubilee bracelets.
How to authenticate
- 1.Verify the serial and reference numbers match across the watch, warranty card and rehaut engraving.
- 2.Have a watchmaker confirm the GMT movement and independent hour-hand function operate correctly for the reference.
- 3.Buy from a seller offering an authentication guarantee, ideally with original box and papers.
Guidance only — always buy from sellers offering an authentication guarantee.
References listed right now
The reference number tells you the generation, case size and details of a Rolex. These are the references named in the 96 listings above, so you can see what is actually on the market today.
| Reference | Listings in the edit |
|---|---|
| 126710BLNR | 15 |
| 116710BLNR | 10 |
| 116710LN | 9 |
| 126711CHNR | 8 |
| 126710BLRO | 7 |
| 126720VTNR | 6 |
| 16710 | 6 |
| 116713LN | 3 |
| 126710GRNR | 3 |
| 126713GRNR | 2 |
Before you buy
Buying a pre-owned Rolex GMT-Master II — FAQs
What do the nicknames Pepsi and Batman mean?
They refer to bezel colours: Pepsi is the red-and-blue bezel and Batman is the blue-and-black bezel, both long-standing collector favourites.
Does the GMT-Master II track two or three time zones?
It can track up to three: local time, a second zone via the 24-hour hand, and a third by rotating the bezel.
Are pre-owned GMT-Master II prices above retail?
The most popular ceramic configurations often trade above list price pre-owned due to strong demand and limited supply at authorised dealers.



