Batman bezel, movement and lume
Most of the gallery is taken in a workshop: the movement through the open back on photos 02 to 04, the watch on a timing machine on photos 06 and 19, and the markers glowing on photos 10, 15 and 25. The bezel is black above and blue below, and the 24-hour hand is blue. The black-and-blue GMT listed as the 16720 uses the same bezel colours with a very different dial.
126710BLNR at a glance
| Reference | 126710BLNR (M126710BLNR-0002) |
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel |
| Bezel | Ceramic, black top, blue bottom |
| Dial | Black |
| 24-hour hand | Blue |
| Bracelet | Jubilee, steel |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Batman or Batgirl
On a Jubilee this reference is also called the Batgirl, and we have a second listing under that name, shot hand-held on a grey background. Pick this one if you want to see the movement, the timing machine and the lume before deciding. The red and blue version on an Oyster is the 126710BLRO Pepsi on an Oyster bracelet.
Batman case and movement
Like every watch in the shop it has a 904L steel case and an anti-reflective sapphire crystal; the 30 m limit covers rain and hand washing. Pick Japanese for a Miyota-based automatic with about 40 hours of reserve, or Swiss for a movement built to follow the original calibre with about 70. See other GMT-Master II dials or open our guide to the GMT-Master II bezels.
What colour is the 24-hour hand on this Batman?
Blue, matching the lower half of the bezel. Photos 14 and 26 show it clearly. The hand works, pointing to a second time zone on the 24-hour bezel.


























































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