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A nice photo montage of the Rolex GMT MASTER 116710 Black, and Black and Blue.
Credit montage goes to Rob's Rolex Chronicle.
Now, that photo raises a question: Which one is more your taste?
The Black has the advantage of its green 24 Hours Hand matching with the Green GMT MASTER II, while the Black Blue doesn't have this match, curiously, and it is a pity.
Now, the black and blue insert is top cool. But the all black is not bad looking, either... Unless this year's version wins your heart, with its pepsi ceramic insert and its Jubilé Bracelet.
These modern GMT MASTER are tempting me a lot!
Best,
Nicolas
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A nice photo montage of the Rolex GMT MASTER 116710 Black, and Black and Blue.
Credit montage goes to Rob's Rolex Chronicle. Now, that photo raises a question: Which one is more your taste? The Black has the advantage of its green 24 Hours Hand matching with the Green GMT MASTER II, while the Black Blue doesn't have this match, curi...
Both are fine looking watches of course
but for me it would have to be the blue/black. I think a G.M.T. Master needs a two-tone bezel. I like the fact that on the 24 hour bezel you get a visual indicator of day or night. Regards Kev.
Both are great. Hard to choose.
If forced, I'd choose the BLNR as the added color distinguishes the GMT from the general look of the Sub and Seadweller. I like both the original black ceramic bezel GMT and the BLNR better than the new jubilee bracelet version. Cheers, John
GMT all black for me!
Mine... i think that both are great. But the green details on black/black GMT are fantastics and make the difference... for me. ...
In this case black bezel for me.
I’m wondering however how the new rose gold/steel looks like in real life. I’ve heard more than one person say it looks great. The new ‘root beer’....no it needs its own name... Wouldn’t know how to call it yet, if it must have a nickname at all that is, ...
BLNR for me....Love the black/blue bezel way more than matching hand..
To me, it's the black/blue bezel that makes BLNR stand apart from its siblings...
I think I would definitively go for the all black bezel, though I recognize the blue black is very very cool. In any case...
... I´m waiting for the new Pepsi model... even with the Jubilee!! Lol! Abrazos mi amigo!! Abel.
Batman, any day!
Anything else is just a GMT ...wait “just a GMT?” Did I really say that? ANY GMT is pretty badass in my book!
Like I said, I had the Batman
but still prefer the understated model. And green is nice. Best, Kari ...
Not a modern GMT guy but..
I’d for the all black. It probably has more presence on the wrist in the sense that the green hand might stand out more than if it fought a losing battle with the blue on the gmt bezel. I think green has better contrast on black vs blue. Best, Echi
Black bezel is very understated and classic
Classic black bezel with green hand for the 2nd time zone is my preference.
