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Rolex Batman vs Batgirl: The Ultimate Debate with Special Guests | Bob's Watch Talk Ep. 14
DescriptionWe’re back with another installment of Watch Talk. This time, we’re comparing the Rolex Batman and Batgirl. Shop pre-owned Batman watches here: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/gmt_master-batman Where did the Rolex Batman and Batgirl nicknames come from? To learn more about these iconic iterations of the GMT MasteMore
We’re back with another installment of Watch Talk. This time, we’re comparing the Rolex Batman and Batgirl. Shop pre-owned Batman watches here: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/gmt_master-batman
Where did the Rolex Batman and Batgirl nicknames come from? To learn more about these iconic iterations of the GMT Master II, visit our GMT Master II Rolex review here: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/watch-review/rolex-batgirl-vs-batman-gmt-master-ii-jubilee-review.html
Joining our discussion today are special guests: Rob (@spanishrob), Eli (@watchesofgibraltar), Sam (@samray_gtr), Ripley (@ripley.sellers), and Justin (@abeautifulwrist).
Shop our collection of pre-owned Rolex GMT Master II watches now: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-gmt-master-ii-1.html
Rolex nicknames are nothing new. Enthusiasts have been assigning their favorite iterations of many Rolex staples with charming nicknames for decades now. Often, their unofficial monikers are based on famous wearers or unique colorways, as is the case with the Batman and Batgirl Rolex GMTs featured in today’s edition of Watch Talk.
THE ROLEX BATMAN
The Batman came to market in 2013, making history under reference 116710BLNR with the first-ever two-tone ceramic bezel. Additionally, it was the very first Rolex to feature a bezel insert in black and blue. Its resemblance to the beloved Dark Knight comic book character earned the GMT 116710BLNR its famed nickname “Batman.”
It joined the ranks of other iconic GMT nic
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