Sixteen bezels on one photo
The main picture is a catalogue sheet. The top row sits on Oyster bracelets, the middle row on Jubilees, and the bottom row brings in a meteorite-pattern dial, a Root Beer in full rose tone, another in steel and rose tone, and a yellow-tone 126718GRNR. Two older black-bezel models, a 116710LN and a two-tone 116713LN, are framed on the right. Many of these also have a single-watch page, for example the Sprite 126720VTNR on an Oyster bracelet.
The 16-watch photo at a glance
| Listing | GMT-Master II, 16 versions on photo 01 |
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel; gold-plated and rose gold-plated versions shown |
| Bezel | 24-hour ceramic inserts, two-colour on 14 of the 16 |
| Bracelets | Oyster and Jubilee |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
What the gallery adds
Photos 02 and 03 show a two-tone Oyster clasp and a two-tone Jubilee, 04 to 07 look at the movement with the caseback off, and 08 is a Pepsi glowing under UV light. The last frame lays twelve of the watches flat. For a case outside this set, the black carbon DiW GMT-Master II has its own page and photos.
Case, crystal and movement
Every watch in the photo has a 904L steel case, with gold plating on the coloured ones, and a sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating. Rated to 30 m: rain is fine, the pool is not. Whichever version you pick, its 24-hour hand works and can be set to a second time zone, read off the 24-hour scale on the bezel. The Japanese option is Miyota-based (21,600 vph, about 40 hours); the Swiss one follows the original calibre at 28,800 vph. Browse more GMT-Master II models or read our notes on choosing between the GMT bezels.
How do I choose a version from this listing?
Pick the movement on this page, then write the version you want, for example the Sprite on a Jubilee or the meteorite dial, in the chat or in the order comment. We confirm the version with you before shipping.



















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