Master II

The GMT-Master is a watch that begs to be worn when skydiving or exploring distant lands. It's become the standard watch for jet-setters because of the global relationships it fosters. New to the Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II lineup is a fresh and surprising variation from Rolex. The crown and crown guard of this watch are located on the left side of the case. In order to achieve this, the protocol and some of the final tests for the Superlative Chronometer certification have to be modified to account for the necessary technical improvements to the movement and certification. Aside from the time, the 9 o'clock position now displays the date through an aperture and the Cyclops lens.