And we’re not talking about the drink. We’re speaking about the bi-color, blue-red bezel insert that instantly gives away a certain watch as being made by Rolex. This timepiece, the GMT-Master (or GMT ...

But luckily not entirely. We’ve still got the Rolex GMT-Master. The GMT-Master, which was released in 1955 and is celebrating its 70th birthday this year, was a totally new kind of travel watch.

Rolex designed the original GMT-Master for Pan Am airline pilots in the 1950s, simultaneously creating the template for the modern travel watch and one of the most coveted accessories of all time.

Robertino Altieri, WatchGuys CEO "At WatchGuys, we’ve seen the Rolex GMT-Master II collection dominate for two consecutive years – outperforming all other Rolex models in sales volume and ...

Rolex GMT-Master “SARU” ref. 16758 featuring blue SApphires and red RUbies on the bezel (photo courtesy of The Keystone) What’s new is that buyers are now getting the memo. Dealers at the ...

The Rolex Submariner may be the most popular dive watch on the planet ... The C60 Trident is also available with a GMT complication. Photo by Johnny Brayson for Gear Patrol But the real star of the ...

I bought it at the Las Vegas antique show.” Last but not least, Richard Pesqueira, an executive at the Gemological Institute of America in Carlsbad, Calif., wore a Rolex GMT-Master II with a black and ...

“The present reference 1675 with the name of Sheikh Mohammed in red is an exceedingly rare example of a Rolex GMT-Master model and given that it has never previously been offered to the ...