Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II m126710blnr-0002 Review: Case Details, Photos and Price

How is the Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II series m126710blnr-0002?

Exterior: Rolex GMT-Master II series m126710blnr-0002 case diameter 40mm, round white dial, silver watch band, folding clasp, solid, screw-down, fluted, waterproof rating 1000m, Oystersteel case with luminous and round, lacquered 18ct platinum hour markers, highly legible Chromalight 18ct platinum hands, blue lacquered 24-hour hand, highly legible Chromalight luminous (long-lasting blue glow), 24h bidirectional rotatable bezel material; two-color (blue, black) Cerachrom ceramic bezel with engraved numbers and scale, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, crown screw-down triple-sealed Triplock, Jubilee bracelet, five-link, 3285 movement model, automatic winding movement, movement diameter 28.5mm, magnetism 28800 vibrations per hour Parachrom hairspring Paraflex 70-hour power reserve, certified chronometer shock absorption system.Article source: collectible watches - /encyclopedia/78567/

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Introductory Prices  Domestic: ¥83,600Article source: collectible watches - /encyclopedia/78567/

Hong Kong Dollar: HK$93366Article source: collectible watches - /encyclopedia/78567/

Euro: €11276Article source: collectible watches - /encyclopedia/78567/

USD: $11995Article source: collectible watches - /encyclopedia/78567/

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Rolex has the highest personal wear rate and is a very balanced watch for commuting. The Inter Milan bezel looks good with both Oyster and Jubilee bracelets, and is also very durable. A couple of years ago, the Oyster bracelet seemed to be more popular, but now more and more people are starting to appreciate the beauty of the Jubilee bracelet.Article source: collectible watches - /encyclopedia/78567/

I've always wanted to get the IWC Portugieser. Luckily, I found a brand new, film-covered one at a good price, and I could even pick it up locally, so I grabbed it immediately. As soon as I got home, I organized it and took some pictures. My thoughts: It's lighter than a gold watch and very comfortable to wear. In terms of presence, a steel watch still can't compare to a gold one, especially when placed side-by-side. I'm planning to pair it with a silver ring later to make the whole look more harmonious. I've already bought 3 watches in 3 months, so I need to take a break. The satisfaction of buying a watch has diminishing marginal utility; I was most excited when I bought my first Rolex. Regarding the market, considering the depreciation of RMB and inflation, I personally think it's a good time to buy if you see something you like. Lastly, I wish everyone gets what they deserve through hard work. Here are some photos.