Rolex GMT-Master II 16753 Review

This is a Rolex GMT-Master II Review Hey everyone, welcome back to the Rolex review series presented by Bob’s Watches. Today I’m here to talk about the Rolex GMT-Master II reference 16713. This is the two-tone version of the GMT. It’s fairly common in yellow gold and stainless steel with a black dial and bezel insert. Bezel Now, about that bezel. With this model, it’s important to talk about the bezel and dial together, because they’re so much of what makes the 16753 unique. The watch came in two color combinations. One was an all-black 24-hour bezel with gold numerals surrounding a black dial. The other was a brown and gold 24-hour bezel with reverse colored numerals surrounding a brown dial – the Root Beer version. The black dials of the 16713 are fairly standard GMT dials with gold lettering and 18K gold applied hour markers. The hands are of course, gold. The brown dials of the 16753 are where it gets interesting. Brown is an unusual color for Rolex, and the applied hour markers make this dial even more unusual You will find these dials on some other Rolex sport models, but the Root Beer is the most famous for them. Case The case is stainless steel and measures 40 millimeters in diameter. It’s 13 millimeters thick, so it’s very similar in scale to other vintage GMTs and Submariners. The crown is protected by crown guards, and as with all Rolex oyster cases, both the crown and case back screw down, making the watch water resistant to 100 meters. Bracelet The