Rolex Certified Pre-OwnedGMT-Master

1984, 40 mm, OystersteelReference: 16750 Price £17,450.00 incl. VAT

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About This Watch

Global Legacy

The Rolex GMT-Master was originally designed in collaboration with Pan American Airways for international pilots. Its dual-time functionality and robust construction have made it a favourite among travellers and professionals alike.

Dual-time Functionality

This 1984 reference features a black dial and a rotatable 24-hour bezel, housed in a 40mm Oystersteel case. The Oyster bracelet is secured with an Oysterclasp, while the calibre 3075 automatic movement offers approximately 50 hours of power reserve. A classic example of Rolex’s aviation heritage.

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: 406106789490
Bracelet Length18cm (7 Inches)
PapersNO
Inner BoxYES
Outer BoxYES
Bracelet ClaspOYSTERCLASP
Bracelet TypeOyster
Bracelet MaterialOystersteel
Reference16750
Case CrystalPlexiglas
Case BezelBezel rotatable, 24-hour
Year1984
DialBlack
Model SizeLarge size
CollectionsGMT-Master
Power ReserveApproximately 44 hours
MovementAutomatic
Calibre3075
Diameter40mm
MaterialOystersteel

Designed to show the time in two time zones simultaneously, the GMT‑Master, launched in 1955, was originally developed as a navigation instrument for professionals criss-crossing the globe.

Instantly recognizable with its two-colour 24-hour graduated bezel – although single-colour on a few variations – The GMT-Master became the favourite watch of pioneering aviators and would later contribute to some of the greatest aeronautical achievements, as well as accompany astronauts at the height of the space age.