If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Rolex has launched a new version of its left-handed GMT The watch keeps the previous black-and-green “Sprite” bezel but adds a green dial ...

116710BLNR, taking an all-blue ceramic insert and coloring one half black resulting in what collectors lovingly refer to as the "Batman ... case GMT-Master II with a red-and-blue "Pepsi" Cerachrom ...

Master, which was released in 1955 and is celebrating its 70th birthday this year, was a totally new kind of travel watch. The design made the previously arduous task of tracking multiple time zones a ...

See the new Rolex GMT-Master II models for 2025 ✓ White gold Sprite with green ceramic dial ✓ And Everose gold with a tiger ...

Will we see bold new releases? Major discontinuations ... However, after more than a decade in production, we predict Rolex will discontinue the Batman GMT and replace it with something even ...

The Daytona gets a new turquoise-blue lacquer dial while a white-gold GMT-Master II has the distinction of having Rolex's first ceramic dial (in an appropriately envy-inducing shade of green).

Three of Rolex’s iconic models – the Cosmograph Daytona, GMT-Master II and Sky-Dweller – are presented with new dial configurations. The Cosmograph Daytona now boasts a turquoise blue lacquer dial ...

At Watches and Wonders, Tudor has unveiled four novelties, many of which join the popular Black Bay family. The most notable releases include a Black Bay 58 GMT with Coke colouring and the Black ...

Rolex’s other reveals include updates and new materials for existing popular models, like new dials for the Cosmograph Daytona, “Everose” gold GMT-Master II with a stone dial, and another ...

Will we see bold new releases? Major discontinuations? A return of classic colorways? One thing is certain—this year’s Watches & Wonders is shaping up to be one of the most exciting for Rolex ...