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Shop Rolex GMT-Master II and Submariner Watches
The GMT-Master, born in 1955, addressed the needs of a new kind of adventurer: the jet-setting pilot. Developed in collaboration with Pan American Airways, it allowed pilots to track two time zones simultaneously. The GMT-Master II 116710LN, with its bidirectional 24-hour bezel and distinct green GMT hand, carries this worldly spirit. |
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Shop Rolex Submariner Date Black Dial Ceramic Bezel Steel Mens Watch
While both watches feature a 40mm “Maxi Case” and a black Cerachrom bezel, their functionalities set them apart. The Submariner’s unidirectional bezel is a life-saving tool for divers, preventing accidental extension of dive time. The GMT-Master II’s bidirectional bezel, in conjunction with its fourth hand, allows the wearer to track a second time zone, a boon for travelers and professionals working across borders. However, the true ingenuity of this design lies in its ability to track a third time zone by using the bezel as a quick mechanical calculator. |
Aesthetically, the polished center links of the GMT-Master II’s Oyster bracelet lend it a touch more “bling” compared to the Submariner’s more tool-like, fully brushed bracelet. This subtle difference can be a deciding factor for many.
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Shop Rolex GMT Master II Green Hand Black Dial Steel Mens Watch
However, the GMT-Master II presents a compelling case for the modern globetrotter or anyone with international connections. Its GMT function is not just a novelty; it’s a genuinely useful complication. The touch of green on the dial and the polished links give it a unique character that stands out just enough. |

Shop Rolex GMT-Master II and Submariner Watches
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