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What if...?
What if the new stainless steel Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 1126710 BLRO came with the BLUE dial while the 116719 BLRO kept the black dial?
I think this would have been an awesome configuration. A blue dial suits the GMT-Master as it evokes even more of the sky and world jet travel.
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Amanico explores the Rolex GMT-Master II 16760 'Fat Lady,' highlighting its unique dial patina, thicker case, and black/red bezel. Discover vintage charm.
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Explore amanico's collection of five vintage Rolex GMT-Master watches, including references 6542 and 1675. Discover the nuances of gilt dials, crown guards, and rare variants.
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What if...?
What if the new stainless steel Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 1126710 BLRO came with the BLUE dial while the 116719 BLRO kept the black dial? I think this would have been an awesome configuration. A blue dial suits the GMT-Master as it evokes even more of the ...
The confusion over the white gold model would've been avoided
if the ss model came out with the blue dial instead
agreed, biggest surprise is that...
... the new steel has the new movement along with the 2 tones and Rose gold,... while the White gold blue dial has the old movement. Go figure...
to be honest...the biggest 'what if' with Rolex seems to be...
walk-in purchase for daytona & new gmt master ;-) Best, mahesh.,
