The Rolex GMT Master was introduced in 1955 with the needs of international pilots in mind. When Concorde was performing its final test flights in the 1960s both test pilots were wearing GMT-Masters, the era of supersonic flight had begun with the Rolex GMT-Master. 2005 marked the release of the GMT Master II with its rotatable 24-hour bezel and separate 24-hour hand making it suitable for the most active of travellers.

This gentleman’s stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT Master II is on a stainless steel Oyster bracelet. Its blue and black ceramic bezel compliments the plain black dial with date window and ‘Cyclops’ lens. The 40mm case houses an automatic self-winding movement.