Blue and clear baguettes
The bezel on photo 03 takes the Batman colours and turns them into stones: blue baguettes fill most of the upper half, and lower down they alternate with clear ones in short blocks. The dial is a simple black 116710BLNR layout with round white markers, and the 24-hour hand is steel with a white arrow tip. That hand works and can show a second time zone; with no numerals on the stone bezel, you read it by its position on the ring. Without stones, the same reference is the 116710BLNR Batman on an Oyster bracelet.
116710BLNR at a glance
| Reference | 116710BLNR, stone-set |
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel, stone-set |
| Bezel | Blue and clear baguette-cut stones |
| Dial | Black, white markers |
| Bracelet | Oyster style, stone-set, baguette centre links |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Case and bracelet
Small round stones cover the lugs and the outer links; the centre links carry rows of baguettes, and photos 08 and 09 show the clasp set the same way. Photo 05 places a black rubber strap next to the watch; that strap is not included, and the watch ships on its stone-set bracelet. If you want a different kind of statement, look at the carbon GMT with the cream dial and green markers or the stone-set 116769TBR.
What sits under the stones
Under the stones the case is 904L steel, with a sapphire crystal, and the 30 m limit means you should treat it as a splash-proof dress watch. The Japanese option is a Miyota-based automatic (about 40 hours); the Swiss one follows the original calibre at 28,800 vph. See the full GMT-Master II range and how the GMT bezel colours compare.
Is the bezel the same colour all the way round?
No. Blue baguettes fill most of the upper half; on the lower half blue and clear stones alternate, as photos 01 and 03 show.






















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