Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLNR "Batman"

The blue-and-black GMT is a shade easier to find than the Pepsi and often the better buy. Tell us which bracelet you want and your ceiling, and we will work the Japanese market and show you individual watches with a condition report each.

Also searched as: 126710BLNR, Batman, Batgirl, Rolex GMT-Master II, ロレックス GMTマスターII

Key facts

Introduced
2019 (Jubilee), 2021 (Oyster)
Movement
Cal. 3285
Case
40 mm Oystersteel
Bezel
Blue and black Cerachrom

Why it is hard to get

Demand for a two-tone bezel in steel has not slackened since 2019, and the Jubilee and Oyster versions trade at different levels, which fragments an already thin supply. Retail allocation follows the same appointment-ballot pattern as the rest of the professional line.

What sourcing it from Japan gives you

Both bracelet versions circulate in Japan in quantity, which makes it one of the references where a Japanese search genuinely widens your choice rather than just changing the price.

What it costs

We do not publish a price for this reference. The market moves weekly and a number printed on a page ages badly, so any figure here would be decoration rather than information. When you ask, we quote the current Japanese market level and show you the individual listings behind it, with our fee stated separately.

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Questions about this reference

Batman or Batgirl — which is which?

Collectors call the Oyster-bracelet version Batman and the Jubilee version Batgirl, though the usage is not consistent. To avoid confusion we always quote the bracelet explicitly rather than the nickname.

Is the earlier 116710BLNR worth considering?

Yes, and it is often the more sensible purchase — same colourway, Cal. 3186, and a lower level. It is discontinued, so condition and papers carry more weight. Say the word and we will search both.

Ask us to find this one

Tell us your ceiling and how much condition matters to you. We reply within one business day, Japan time, and we say no when a search is not worth your money.