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The Rolex GMT-Master II 'Sprite' (ref. 126720VTNR) sparked immediate debate upon its release, primarily due to its left-hand crown configuration. Forum member oyster case shares his initial impressions and subsequent ownership experience, offering a valuable perspective on how this unique GMT-Master II variant integrates into a collection alongside its 'Batman' and 'Pepsi' counterparts. His insights provide a crucial understanding of the VTNR's distinct character and wearability for both new and seasoned collectors.
Mine says hello;-)))
they asked which bracelet and I said I’d prefer jubilee but don’t let that stop you from calling 😂
not sure how many but feel lucky to be part of the club.
This is great with either bracelet. Is this your only Rolex GMT? I’m curious to know how this one compares to the others, for those that have more than one. I can see it as being complementary instead of redundant.
I also own a 116710BLNR on oyster and a 126710BLRO on jubilee. Those two make a fantastic pair of GMTs, with complimentary but different characters. I’m picking up the VTNR later in the week but I did try on a VTNR on oyster this fall. On the wrist it’s completely it’s own piece. First it’s a left version. Only been done once by Rolex about 70 years ago. Same gorgeous green as the LV sub with black is so easy on the eyes in person. Much different feel that BLNR and BLRO. The green 24hr hand is a
What a great catch. The green-black combo is riveting.
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