GMT-Master II
17 references catalogued, spanning production starts from 1983–2023.
The mechanical break from the original GMT-Master, not a cosmetic one: the local hour hand sets independently in one-hour jumps, so a traveller changes zones without disturbing home time or the running seconds. That capability arrived with the 16760 in 1983 and defines every reference in the line since.
Collection history
Generations.
1983–2007
Aluminium
16760, then 16710. The 16710 was sold in Pepsi, Coke and black.2005–present
Ceramic
116710LN, then bi-colour BLNR and BLRO. Cerachrom inserts; two-colour ceramic was a genuine manufacturing first.References
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0116760Fat Lady1983–19880216710Oystersteel1989–20070316713Root Beer II / Rootie1989–2007041671818k Yellow Gold1989–200705116718LN18k Yellow Gold2005–201906116713LNSteel/18k Yellow Gold2006–201807116710LNOystersteel2007–201908116710BLNRBatman2013–201909116719BLROPepsi2014–present10126710BLROPepsi2018–202611126711CHNRRoot Beer2018–present12126719BLROPepsi2018–202613126715CHNRRoot Beer2018–present14126710BLNRBatman2019–present15126720VTNRSprite / Destro2022–present16126713GRNRZombiefrom 202317126718GRNR18k Yellow Goldfrom 2023