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However, even bigger news is that the new steel Pepsi uses the latest version of the GMT movement: caliber 3285, which replaces the cal. 3186 used in the last aluminum . The newest version of the Pepsi-bezel GMT Master Il brought a host of changes, but how does it stack up to the original?Rolex 116710BLNR vs. Rolex 126710BLRO (Pepsi) Also known as “Pepsi,” the 126710BLRO is a well-known GMT-Master II model distinguished by its red and blue ceramic bezel. Although .
However, even bigger news is that the new steel Pepsi uses the latest version of the GMT movement: caliber 3285, which replaces the cal. 3186 used in the last aluminum bezel version (and which is still in use in other GMT-Master II watches, including the white gold Pepsi ref. 116719BLRO).
The newest version of the Pepsi-bezel GMT Master Il brought a host of changes, but how does it stack up to the original?
Rolex 116710BLNR vs. Rolex 126710BLRO (Pepsi) Also known as “Pepsi,” the 126710BLRO is a well-known GMT-Master II model distinguished by its red and blue ceramic bezel. Although both the Batman and Pepsi models are in high demand, they appeal to slightly distinct preferences.The Jubilee bracelet on this model is equipped with a Rolex-designed, patented Oysterlock folding safety clasp, which prevents accidental opening. It also features the Easylink comfort extension link, developed by the brand, which allows the bracelet length to .Today, the 116710 reference (which is a full steel version) is only available with two different color bezels, however at Basel watch fair 2018, Rolex released a ”Pepsi” bezel GMT-Master with a red and blue bezel and a Jubilee bracelet instead of an Oyster bracelet, however, since this also came with an updated reference number (126710BLRO .
In 2018, Rolex responded to its customers’ desires and again issued the Pepsi in steel. So as not to be confused with the more expensive white-gold Pepsi, the steel Pepsi is the first Rolex sports watch that has a five-piece-link Jubilee .
The Rolex GMT-Master has a 10-year longer pedigree than the revered Porsche 911, and Rolex protects that legacy fiercely with only the most subtle and beautiful enhancements. The new 126710 BLRO proudly takes its place as one of the best modern incarnations of the quintessential traveller’s timepiece.The red and blue Pepsi bezel is a popular favorite, so today we're taking a look at the two most recent Rolex GMT-Master II references the 16710 vs. 126710.
Here we have the highly anticipated Rolex GMT-Master II reference 126710BLRO Pepsi bezel with Jubilee bracelet in stainless steel (well, Oystersteel to be exact). You may remember the last GMT to be released was the GMT-Master II Pepsi in white gold, back in 2014.There’s the classic red and blue “Pepsi” bezel, the beloved red and black “Coke” bezel, and the understated monochromatic all-black bezel. The GMT-Master II ref. 116710 made its debut in 2007, two years after the full gold and ceramic GMT-Master ref. 116718. However, even bigger news is that the new steel Pepsi uses the latest version of the GMT movement: caliber 3285, which replaces the cal. 3186 used in the last aluminum bezel version (and which is still in use in other GMT-Master II watches, including the white gold Pepsi ref. 116719BLRO). The newest version of the Pepsi-bezel GMT Master Il brought a host of changes, but how does it stack up to the original?
Rolex 116710BLNR vs. Rolex 126710BLRO (Pepsi) Also known as “Pepsi,” the 126710BLRO is a well-known GMT-Master II model distinguished by its red and blue ceramic bezel. Although both the Batman and Pepsi models are in high demand, they appeal to slightly distinct preferences.The Jubilee bracelet on this model is equipped with a Rolex-designed, patented Oysterlock folding safety clasp, which prevents accidental opening. It also features the Easylink comfort extension link, developed by the brand, which allows the bracelet length to .
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Today, the 116710 reference (which is a full steel version) is only available with two different color bezels, however at Basel watch fair 2018, Rolex released a ”Pepsi” bezel GMT-Master with a red and blue bezel and a Jubilee bracelet instead of an Oyster bracelet, however, since this also came with an updated reference number (126710BLRO . In 2018, Rolex responded to its customers’ desires and again issued the Pepsi in steel. So as not to be confused with the more expensive white-gold Pepsi, the steel Pepsi is the first Rolex sports watch that has a five-piece-link Jubilee . The Rolex GMT-Master has a 10-year longer pedigree than the revered Porsche 911, and Rolex protects that legacy fiercely with only the most subtle and beautiful enhancements. The new 126710 BLRO proudly takes its place as one of the best modern incarnations of the quintessential traveller’s timepiece.The red and blue Pepsi bezel is a popular favorite, so today we're taking a look at the two most recent Rolex GMT-Master II references the 16710 vs. 126710.
Here we have the highly anticipated Rolex GMT-Master II reference 126710BLRO Pepsi bezel with Jubilee bracelet in stainless steel (well, Oystersteel to be exact). You may remember the last GMT to be released was the GMT-Master II Pepsi in white gold, back in 2014.
1956: Introduction of the Rolex Day-Date collection. 1958: 180x Series – cal. 1555, later cal. 1556. 1977: 180xx Series – cal. 3055. 1977: OysterQuartz Series – cal. 5055, later cal. 5355. 1988: 182xx Series – cal. 3155. 2000: 118xxx Series – cal. 3155. 2008: Day-Date II with 41mm case – cal. 3156. 2015: Day-Date 40 – cal. 3255.
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