The biggest highlight of the Greenwich type is the convenience of intercontinental travel, which can display two different time zones at the same time. In 1988, Rolex introduced the red and blue circle GMT-Master II of the model 16710. That is, the previous generation of the 14th edition Pepsi circle has been produced until 2007. After several years of upgrading and optimization, in 2014, Rolex re-launched the GMT-Master II of the red and blue circle. This time not only improved the material of the ring, but also sublimated the overall structure, making the watch more beautiful and atmospheric, and also using platinum material, greatly improving the force of the whole watch. The best replica TAG Heuer Monaco watches at captainthewatch.co.
Since the advent of 1955, GMT MASTER has been the first to use Plexiglass resin night aperture, and it was not until 1959 that the two-color anodized aluminum word circle was used. With the advancement of technology and the improvement of the craft level, Rolex developed a new technology in 2005 - ceramic bezel. However, the two-color ceramic process has not been solved. Until the launch of the GMT-Master II in the blue black circle in 2013, it was deeply shocked to the watch industry. After the blue and black circle shines, Rolex then re-launched the red and blue two-color ceramic ring in the following year. Although the two have different styles, they all show Rolex's excellent watchmaking technology.
GMT-MasterII is a model that is famous for its sturdy and elegant style. It is a model of perfect proportion. The genuine one is made of solid 18ct white gold, while the DJ version is made of 904L stainless steel. Grinding process. Rolex's classic crown logo is still displayed below the 12 o'clock position, the bezel type is two-way rotation, the display uses a 24-hour system, which can clearly distinguish between day and night time. If necessary, turn the progressive outer ring corresponding to the hour to display the time in the third time zone, and the 24-hour hand will indicate the time in the zone on the outer ring.