Rolex vs Tudor GMT Comparison

In this video we’re going to look at the key similarities and differences between two popular multi-time zone GMT watches - the Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 126710 and the Tudor Black Bay GMT ref. 79830RB. The Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 126710 was introduced at Baselworld 2018, a full 63 years after the launch of the original GMT-Master collection. Available in two variations - a red/blue “Pepsi” bezel with red GMT hand or a black/blue “Batman” bezel with blue GMT hand - the timepiece combines a sporty professional style with the performance of an in-house built Rolex movement. Its comfortable 40mm case diameter with 100m of water resistance makes it a versatile and stylish sports watch that pairs well with both formal or casual attire, despite its origins as a timekeeping tool for professional pilots. The GMT-Master II 126710 is constructed from Rolex’s patented 904L Oystersteel and features crown guards to protect its triplock winding crown. A Cerachrom ceramic bezel with engraved numerals ensures details can be read clearly and legibly. The luminescent material applied to the hands and hour markers on the dial also enables vital information to glow blue in light-limiting conditions. The scratch resistant and fade resistant material of the bezel moves in a bidirectional motion with adjustment to 24 positions. Other characteristics of the Rolex GMT-Master II 126710 include the date nestled behind a cyclops magnification lens - another key feature for promoting legibility. The