Rolex GMT-Master II — Pre-Owned in Atlanta

The GMT-Master II tracks a second time zone with an independently adjustable hour hand and a bidirectional 24-hour bezel, a function Rolex originally built for Pan Am pilots in the 1950s and refined into today's GMT-Master II in 1982. The two-tone bezel colorways have become the model's calling card and each has its own nickname: blue-and-red ('Pepsi'), blue-and-black ('Batman'), brown-and-black ('Root Beer'), and black-and-green ('Sprite'). Current cases run 40mm on either an Oyster or Jubilee bracelet, in steel, two-tone, or full gold; the Cerachrom two-color ceramic bezel replaced the older painted aluminum insert in the 2010s. Frequently searched references include the vintage 16710 and 116710, and the modern Pepsi 126710BLRO.

Every used Rolex GMT-Master II we list is a genuine, pre-owned timepiece — never a reproduction or a franken-watch assembled from mismatched parts. We disclose condition plainly: mint, excellent, good or fair, whether it ships with the original box and papers or full set, and any service history we know about. A GMT-Master II without its papers isn't necessarily a concern — many trade without a full set — but we tell you exactly what documentation comes with the specific watch you're looking at before you buy.

Our Rolex models guide covers how the GMT-Master II fits into the rest of the Rolex catalogue, and our Rolex nicknames guide breaks down what those bezel and dial nicknames actually mean. Every GMT-Master II watch listed here is ordered online, then brought into our Snellville showroom and inspected before it's handed to you — it isn't sitting in a case waiting for a walk-in.