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Rolex Certified Pre-OwnedGMT-Master II
1997, 40 mm, OystersteelReference: 16710 Price £9,360.00 incl. VAT
About This Watch
Historic Dual-Zone
The GMT-Master emerged as a trusted partner for aviation pioneers, marking new eras in technical horology. Its heritage continues to inspire present-day models.
1997 Originality
This classic 40mm reference presents a black dial and 24‑hour rotatable bezel in Oystersteel. Coupled with the Calibre 3185, it is supported by a robust Oyster bracelet for exceptional longevity.
Two-years international guarantee
Delivered at the time of sale, the Rolex Certified Pre-Owned guarantee card officially confirms that the watch is genuine on the date of purchase and guarantees its proper functioning for a period of two years from this date.
Symbol of excellence
Each pre-owned Rolex watch is subject to the same demanding controls as those of the after-sales service for models purchased new and are thus examined and tested, according to the strictest criteria. The Rolex Certified Pre-Owned seal that comes with your watch symbolizes its status as a certified second-hand Rolex watch.
Presentation
Each Rolex Certified Pre-Owned watch is presented in a distinctive pouch. The timepiece comes with the Rolex Certified Pre-Owned seal, a two-year international guarantee card, a service booklet and official papers.
- Code: 408102030490
- Bracelet Length18cm (7 Inches)
- PapersYes
- Inner BoxYes
- Outer BoxYes
- Bracelet ClaspOysterlock
- Bracelet TypeOyster
- Bracelet MaterialOystersteel
- Reference16710
- Case CrystalSapphire
- Case BezelBezel rotatable, 24-hour
- Year1997
- DialBlack
- Model SizeLarge size
- CollectionsGMT-Master
- Power ReserveApproximately 48 hours
- MovementAutomatic
- Calibre3185
- Diameter40mm
- MaterialOystersteel
The Oyster Perpetual GMT‑Master II is the ultimate cosmopolitan watch.
Presented in 1982, it features the emblematic two-colour bezel insert – today made of high-tech ceramic – and displays the time in two time zones simultaneously. It is the direct descendant of the original GMT-Master launched in 1955, which was quickly adopted by transatlantic pilots as a navigation aid.
