Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLRO "Pepsi"
The Pepsi GMT is the reference most people mean when they say they cannot get a Rolex. We find it on the Japanese secondary market, check the bracelet stretch, the bezel insert and the papers in person, and quote you the real market level rather than a headline number.
Also searched as: 126710BLRO, Pepsi, Rolex GMT-Master II, ロレックス GMTマスターII
Key facts
- Introduced
- 2018 (Jubilee bracelet)
- Movement
- Cal. 3285
- Case
- 40 mm Oystersteel
- Bezel
- Red and blue Cerachrom
Why it is hard to get
Steel GMT-Master II production has never met demand, and the red-and-blue Cerachrom bezel is the hardest colourway of the line to manufacture. Authorised allocation in Japan goes to long-standing customers; a first visit will not produce one.
What sourcing it from Japan gives you
Japanese dealers grade condition conservatively and document it, which matters on a bracelet watch where stretch is the main wear point. We inspect the stretch by hand — a photograph will not show it.
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We do not publish a price for this reference.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
- Jubilee or Oyster bracelet?
126710BLRO ships on the Jubilee. The Oyster version is 126719BLRO in white gold, a different watch at a different price. If you want steel with an Oyster bracelet, the reference you want is the BLNR.
- How do I know the bezel has not been swapped?
Insert colour, the font of the numerals and the wear pattern against the case all have to agree. We photograph the bezel under angled light and note anything inconsistent in the condition report before you pay.
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.