Rolex’s GMT-Master was one of the most revolutionary timepieces available when it was first released in 1954. Introduced at the dawn of commercial aviation and developed in collaboration with Pan-Am airlines, it featured a historic innovation that permitted travellers to simultaneously tell time at both their “home” and “local” destination. The model evolved over the decades with several design changes and in 1982, its successor, the GMT-Master II, was introduced, employing for the first time a quick-set hour hand that could easily be moved forwards and backwards.

The present two-tone Rolex GMT-Master II reference 16713 demonstrated Rolex’s fresh twist on the classic. Perfectly combining functionality, elegance and edginess, the watch features a two-tone brown bezel, now referred to by collectors as the “Root Beer” and a brown tone dial, which almost opalescent, reflects bronze hues to its beholder.

Offered without reserve, the present watch represents the ultimate sporty-chic accessory that anyone could wish for - gold for a touch of sparkle and steel for robustness. Attesting of its perfect functionality, the watch is further accompanied by its Bucherer service guarantee dated 24th July 2020.