Rolex GMT-Master II Two Tone

The Rolex GMT-Master II in two-tone (Rolesor) pairs true traveler utility with precious-metal presence. By fusing rugged Oystersteel with 18 kt gold, it delivers a look that’s versatile, durable, and unmistakably Rolex. Show more

Why choose a two-tone GMT-Master II?

True traveler’s tool: Independent jumping local-hour hand, 24-hour GMT hand for home time, and date.
Modern calibre: 3285 (current) with Chronergy escapement and ≈70-hour reserve; Superlative accuracy (−2/+2 s/day).
Cerachrom bezels: Scratch- and fade-resistant ceramic (GRNR black/grey, CHNR black/brown).
Everyday comfort: 40 mm Oyster case, 100 m water resistance, Easylink 5 mm clasp extension.
Statement, not shouty: Steel tempers the glow of gold—perfect from red-eye flights to dinner.

The Two-Tone Line-Up

126713GRNR — Yellow Rolesor (Steel + Yellow Gold)
- Bezel: Two-tone black/grey Cerachrom (GRNR).
- Dial: Sunray black with Chromalight lume.
- Bracelet: Most commonly Jubilee; Oyster appears depending on configuration.
- Movement: Cal. 3285, ~70 h reserve.
- Why it’s hot: The newest aesthetic; grey half of the bezel reads modern and understated in gold.
126711CHNR — Everose Rolesor (Steel + Everose Gold) “Root Beer”
- Bezel: Black/Brown Cerachrom (CHNR).
- Dial: Black; Everose accents warm up the palette.
- Bracelet: Typically Oyster (sportier stance).
- Movement: Cal. 3285, ~70 h reserve.
- Why collectors love it: Iconic “Root Beer” vibe with modern ceramic and daily-wear robustness.
Earlier Two-Tone Models to Know
- 116713LN (Yellow Rolesor): Black ceramic bezel (LN), Oyster bracelet, cal. 3186.
- 16713 (Yellow Rolesor): Pre-ceramic aluminum inserts (black or brown/black), cal. 3185, neo-vintage charm; “Serti” dials exist.