- What is the difference between the 126713 and the steel 126710?
- The 126713 uses a two-tone Oystersteel and yellow gold case and bracelet. The 126710 is all Oystersteel. Both share the 40 mm case, Caliber 3285 and GMT function.
- How long is the power reserve?
- The Caliber 3285 runs for about 70 hours when fully wound, so it keeps time through a weekend off the wrist.
- Is it waterproof?
- Yes. The Oyster case is rated to 100 meters, enough for swimming and showering but not for diving.
- Can it track a second time zone?
- Yes. The independent 24-hour hand plus the rotating 24-hour bezel let you read a second time zone, and the hour hand jumps without stopping the watch.
- What bracelet does it come on?
- It is offered on the five-link Jubilee or the three-link Oyster bracelet, both in Oystersteel and yellow gold with a folding clasp.
- Is the 40 mm case suitable for smaller wrists?
- At 40 mm it wears close to a classic sports watch size. Try it on if you can, since the gold center links add visual weight.
- Where is the Rolex GMT-Master II 126713 cheapest?
- At BC Clark, for $20,450.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Rolex GMT-Master II 126713?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including BC Clark, Manfredi Jewels, Sissy's Log Cabin, Hamra Jewelers, My Watch.