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The Rolex GMT-Master stands as a defining symbol of precision, prestige, and practical innovation in luxury watchmaking. Originally conceived in collaboration with Pan American World Airways in the 1950s, it was designed to meet the needs of professional pilots crossing multiple time zones. What set it apart then and still does today is its intuitive 24-hour hand, rotating bezel insert, and ability to track two or more time zones simultaneously.
While other tool watches focused on ruggedness alone, the GMT-Master delivered both function and elegance, with cerachrom bezels, gold and stainless steel options, and Rolex’s unwavering attention to detail. Over the years, it has evolved into an icon of international travel and cosmopolitan style effortlessly bridging the gap between professional utility and timeless luxury.
Born from the golden age of air travel, the Rolex GMT-Master debuted in 1955 as a collaboration with Pan American World Airways, offering pilots a revolutionary way to track multiple time zones. The original ref. 6542 featured a striking red-and-blue Bakelite bezel insert, which was soon replaced by more durable aluminum. In 1959, the legendary ref. 1675 arrived, cementing the model’s place in Rolex history with its 40 mm case, crown guards, and colorful bezel variants like Pepsi, Root Beer, and the elusive Blueberry.
The 1980s marked key upgrades, including increased water resistance and the quick-set date function. In 1982, the Rolex GMT-Master II was born, led by the thicker ref. 16760 “Fat Lady”, which introduced an independently adjustable hour hand, a game-changer for frequent travelers.
From the sapphire-equipped ref. 16700 to the modern ceramic Cerachrom bezels of the 2000s, the GMT-Master has continually evolved in both function and prestige. Models like the Batman, Sprite, and white gold Pepsi showcase Rolex’s dedication to innovation while honoring its aviation roots. Today, the GMT-Master remains a luxury tool watch icon — timeless, reliable, and built for the world stage.
The Rolex GMT-Master is a rare blend of utility, prestige, and timeless appeal. Originally built for Pan Am pilots, this iconic tool watch tracks multiple time zones with its signature 24-hour hand and rotating Cerachrom bezel. Models like the Pepsi, Batman, and Sprite offer distinctive looks backed by robust stainless steel or luxurious gold cases.
More than a travel companion, the GMT-Master is a piece of horological history. Coveted references like the ref. 1675 and 126710BLRO continue to appreciate in value, making it a smart addition to any collection. For seasoned collectors or global explorers, the GMT-Master is built to perform—and built to last.
The original GMT-Master, the ref. 6542 debuted in 1955 with a vibrant red and blue bezel insert crafted from Bakelite. Designed in partnership with Pan Am, it offered pilots the groundbreaking ability to track two time zones simultaneously. Despite its short production run, its aviation legacy and rarity make it a grail piece for collectors.
Produced from 1959 to 1980, the ref. 1675 is one of the most enduring references in Rolex’s history. Known for its larger 40 mm case, crown guards, and versatile bezel options—Pepsi, Root Beer, and all-black. It’s widely considered the quintessential vintage tool watch.
As the final GMT-Master before the full shift to the GMT-Master II, the ref. 16700 pairs modern upgrades like sapphire crystal and the Caliber 3175 movement with classic styling. Its timeless stainless steel case and iconic Pepsi bezel ensure it remains a favorite among purists and enthusiasts alike.
The price of a pre-owned Rolex GMT-Master in Singapore typically averages around S$16,400, though this varies by reference, condition, and rarity. For example, a GMT-Master 16700 Black Oyster trades at approximately S$14,800, while a vintage Pepsi 1675 commands closer to S$18,900 due to its iconic status and historical appeal. Two-tone models like the 16753 “Nipple Dial” sit in the mid-range, around S$15,500.
These figures reflect models in good condition and 40mm sizing, ideal for collectors seeking a balance of value and heritage. Prices may rise for well-preserved pieces with original parts, box and papers, or rare bezel insert variations.
Every Rolex GMT-Master purchased through our platform comes with a 1-year warranty backed by Watchlab, offering peace of mind for both seasoned collectors and first-time buyers.
Yes, we offer flexible Installment Payment Plans (IPP) across major banks in Singapore, making it easier to own a Rolex GMT-Master without upfront payment in full. Choose from 6, 12, 24, or 36-month terms with admin fees starting as low as 3.5%, depending on your preferred bank and tenure. Check here for more information about our financing plans.
Absolutely. The Rolex GMT-Master is widely regarded as one of the most value-retentive models in Rolex’s lineup. Its blend of iconic design, functional versatility, and enduring demand, especially for classic references like the 1675, 16700, and modern ceramic bezel variants has helped it maintain strong resale performance over time.
Unlike many watches that depreciate after purchase, well-maintained GMT-Master models often retain or exceed their original retail value, particularly in the pre-owned market. For instance, the ref. 16700 once retailed for around S$4,400, yet today commands prices upwards of S$14,800.
