It’s easy to forget now, but getting on an airplane was a big deal in the 1950s. Legendary modern architect Eero Saarinen was designing airports, first-class meant a steak dinner and a Manhattan ...

Rolex isn’t your only choice. The GMT market has exploded in recent years, and there are many brands offering GMT watches with a bezel in “Pepsi” (red and blue), “Batman” (black and blue), “Coke” (red ...

We're speaking about the bi-color, blue-red bezel insert that instantly gives away a certain watch as being made by Rolex. This timepiece, the GMT-Master (or GMT-Master II), has proliferated ...

RR Auction house is offering the GMT-Master ‘Pepsi ... name ‘Pepsi’ from its iconic blue and red bezel. The design was a collaboration between Rolex and Pan American specifically to ...

and an iconic red-and-blue bezel. Rolex originally devised this color scheme for Pan American World Airways to help pilots keep track of both local time and GMT. (The rotatable bicolor bezel and ...

With Rolex’s recent pricing trends, we expect the “Blueberry” GMT to hit the secondary market for well over $30,000, especially if introduced in precious metals. A full-blue bezel GMT would ...

One iconic watch, the red and blue bezeled GMT-Master II, has been on a strong run this year. It has been a rough two years in the pre-owned Rolex market. Fueled by a heady brew of low-interest ...

RR previously auctioned the first seat on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket ... Ron Evans are also known to have flown personal Rolex GMT-Masters. Evans' Rolex, which remained with him in lunar ...

Watches with an impressive look and a great story always manage to get attention. The Rolex GMT Master II ‘Pepsi’ embodies these. Due to its attractive red-and-blue bezel and its connection to ...

Thanks to its dynamite design and incredibly useful ability to track multiple time zones at once, the Rolex GMT Master II is one ... a bi-directional, red and blue bezel (representing day and ...

while others appear purple and sky-blue, for example. In production for roughly 21 years, the 1675 is one of the longest-running references in Rolex history. It was also the first GMT reference ...