Crown on the left
On photos 01 and 06 the crown sits at 9 o’clock and the date window with its magnifier is at 9 too, so the case looks mirrored. The bezel is black across the top and green across the bottom. That layout suits the right wrist, where a crown at 3 would press into the back of the hand. For a dial with more texture, the Pepsi-bezel meteorite-dial 126719BLRO is worth a look.
126720VTNR at a glance
| Reference | 126720VTNR |
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel, crown at 9 |
| Bezel | Ceramic, black top, green bottom |
| Dial | Black, date at 9 |
| Bracelet | Jubilee, steel |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Jubilee or Oyster
Every photo of this listing shows the Jubilee; photo 09 is its clasp. The Sprite on a three-row Oyster has its own listing. A left-crown GMT with a green dial is the green-dial 126729VTNR on an Oyster bracelet.
Sprite case and movement
904L steel, sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating, rated to 30 m. The Japanese movement is Miyota-based (21,600 vph, around 40 hours of reserve); the Swiss one is built to follow the original calibre and runs about 70 hours. The 24-hour hand works on this left-crown model too: set it to your home time and read it on the black and green bezel. Browse further GMT-Master II models and how the GMT bezel colours stack up.
Who is the left-crown Sprite for?
Anyone who wears a watch on the right wrist, or simply likes the mirrored layout: crown and date both sit on the 9 o’clock side.



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