Rolex· Switzerland

GMT-Master II

Ref. 126719BLRO· 2019–present

Community Score

2 reviews

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0 reviews

Est. Price

MSRP $39,650

Market ~$59,173

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White gold Pepsi - the red/blue Cerachrom bezel on an 18k white gold case and Oyster bracelet. The most prestigious steel-look GMT in the lineup. Introduced at Watches & Wonders 2019, the white gold body gives the classic Pepsi color scheme an entirely…

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Dial & Handset

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Case & Design

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Movement

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Bracelet / Strap

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Specifications

Movement

Automatic

Caliber

Cal. 3285

Case Diameter

40mm

Case Thickness

12mm

Case Material

White Gold

Crystal

Sapphire

Water Resistance

100m (1000 ft)

Power Reserve

70h

Bracelet / Strap

Oyster

Complications

GMT

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Current Listings

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ROLEX GMT Master II 126719BLRO METEO Meteolite Random Number second hand mens

$60,180Pre-owned - Good

2020 Rolex GMT-Master II, 126719BLRO, 40mm, Meteorite Dial, Oyster Bracelet, ...

$71,872.5Pre-owned - Excellent

Reviews

(2)

Claire N.

Aug 9, 2026

Dial & Handset

Case & Design

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Wearability

Value

Look, the GMT-Master II is objectively a fantastic watch and the movement is buttery smooth, but it's just not my lane-too sporty, too much wrist presence for my taste. If you're into tool watches and need the GMT complication, you honestly can't do better for the money, even at current prices. That said, I'll stick to my Tanks on leather and let the pilot watch crowd have this one.

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Alex R.

Aug 9, 2026

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The 126719BLRO is exactly what you want in a modern GMT-solid movement, bulletproof reliability, and that classic Rolex finishing that just feels right on the wrist. It's definitely pricey, but if you're bouncing between time zones as much as I am, the build quality justifies the cost compared to alternatives. My only gripe is that it doesn't quite feel like a quantum leap over the previous generation, but that's more about Rolex playing it safe than any real flaw.