Replica Rolex GMT-Master II Meteorite Dial 126719BLRO “Superman” Oyster

A Pepsi with a pale dial

Most Pepsis are black-dialled. This one, on photo 06, has a light grey dial with a cross-hatched pattern like etched metal, white-gold-tone frames around the markers and a red 24-hour hand. The pale dial makes the blue and red bezel look brighter. With a dark stone dial instead, see the 126718GRNR Tiger Iron on a Jubilee.

126719BLRO at a glance

Case sides, caseback and clasp

Photos 02 to 07 show the dial and bezel from several angles, 08 and 09 the case sides, 10 the caseback and 11 the clasp. The steel Pepsi with a plain black dial is the 126710BLRO on a Jubilee. For a crown on the left, see the Sprite 126720VTNR on a Jubilee.

Steel case and movement

904L steel case with a sapphire crystal and anti-reflective coating; good for 30 m. Japanese: Miyota-based, 21,600 vph, about 40 hours. Swiss: built to follow the original calibre, about 70 hours. See more GMT-Master II versions or read about choosing a GMT bezel colour.

What does the meteorite-pattern dial look like?

Light silver-grey with a fine pattern of crossing lines, like etched metal. The markers have white-gold-tone frames, and the red 24-hour hand stands out against it. That hand is functional and gives you the time in another zone on the blue and red bezel.