Gold tone, a black bezel and a green hand
Photo 05 is the clearest close-up: a black insert with gold-tone numerals sits in a gold-tone fluted edge, the black dial has gold-framed white markers, and a thin green 24-hour hand crosses it. With rose plating instead of yellow there is the rose-tone version with a black and brown bezel, and without any gold, the steel Bruce Wayne 126710GRNR on a Jubilee.
Two-tone black-bezel GMT at a glance
| Model | GMT-Master II |
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel, yellow gold-plated bezel and crown |
| Bezel | Black ceramic insert, gold-tone numerals |
| Dial | Black, gold-tone surrounds |
| 24-hour hand | Green |
| Bracelet | Oyster, steel and yellow gold-plated centre links |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Two-tone crown, clasp and caseback
Photos 02 to 06 show the dial and bezel in the hand from several angles. Photo 07 is the crown side with its gold-tone crown, 09 the clasp opened and 10 the caseback.
Plating and the two movements
Gold plating over 904L steel, sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating, rated to 30 m. Japanese means a Miyota-based automatic at 21,600 vph; Swiss means one built to follow the original calibre at 28,800 vph, with about 70 hours of reserve. Browse the whole GMT-Master II range and how the GMT-Master II bezels compare.
Which hand on this two-tone GMT is green?
The 24-hour hand. It is the only green on the watch; the bezel insert is black with gold-tone numerals. The hand works, pointing to the hour in a second city on those numerals.






















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