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DOUBLE 0 SE7EN · 24 March 2010, 03:41 AM

GMT II with the green gmt hand is a 50 years anniversary one. So someday it can be released with the red hand again.. Should I hurry to get it or no need to rush.. Thanx my friends..

JJ Irani · 24 March 2010, 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by DOUBLE 0 SE7EN

GMT II with the green gmt hand is a 50 years anniversary one. So someday it can be released with the red hand again.. Should I hurry to get it or no need to rush.. Thanx my friends..

It's a fairly new model, so how can it get over? Plenty of them around..............so get one ONLY if you really like it. You'd have to check that out for yourself.

Good luck - JJ

Watch Professor · 24 March 2010, 03:45 AM

Why Not?

wegeman76 · 24 March 2010, 03:47 AM

The question is when will they really stop the green hand?
It's been out since 2007

jrssv · 24 March 2010, 03:48 AM

Even if there are no changes I have no doubt the price is going up.

DOUBLE 0 SE7EN · 24 March 2010, 03:49 AM

I love that watch but I really love the green hand.. Green hand looks nice on the black dial and maybe next year they can relase it with a red hand who knows.. So I guess I have to save some for it from now.. JJ; also thinking about your two tone GMT.. I tried and it really looks nice under the sunshine:)

JJ Irani · 24 March 2010, 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by wegeman76

The question is when will they really stop the green hand?
It's been out since 2007

Why do you think Rolex will ever stop the GREEN hand? Rolex is very traditional minded and will not deviate unless it's a completely different and new model.

I'm pretty sure the GMT-IIC will always be manufactured with the green hand. Don't see the colour changing at all.

JJ

JJ Irani · 24 March 2010, 03:51 AM

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Originally Posted by DOUBLE 0 SE7EN

I love that watch but I really love the green hand.. Green hand looks nice on the black dial and maybe next year they can relase it with a red hand who knows.. So I guess I have to save some for it from now.. JJ; also thinking about your two tone GMT.. I tried and it really looks nice under the sunshine:)

Well, if you are prepared to spend a little extra, the TT model is very beautiful to look at - sporty-cum-dressy all rolled into one. If the price is good, I'd highly recommend it!!

jets · 24 March 2010, 03:56 AM

I think that green hand is here to stay. Rolex is slow to change so when they made all of the significant updates to the GMTII with the release of the 116710LN, I think they changed the hand from red to green in order to set it apart from all of the GMT's before it. In other words they wanted to distinguish this watch so casual buyers can instantly see that it's not the same watch it used to be...even though it's the same in many many ways.

rfknauss · 24 March 2010, 04:54 AM

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Originally Posted by JJ Irani

Why do you think Rolex will ever stop the GREEN hand? Rolex is very traditional minded and will not deviate unless it's a completely different and new model.

I'm pretty sure the GMT-IIC will always be manufactured with the green hand. Don't see the colour changing at all.

JJ

JJ, I agree with you. They certainly didn't get rid of the green look on the new LV!

robbonds · 24 March 2010, 04:55 AM

so they will produce a 50th anniv forever? or until the new gmt comes out?

lamnyc · 24 March 2010, 05:01 AM

I think they could eliminate the green lettering if Rolex ever comes out with a coke or pepsi.

TheDude · 24 March 2010, 05:42 AM

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Originally Posted by lamnyc

I think they could eliminate the green lettering if Rolex ever comes out with a coke or pepsi.

That is my guess also.

If/when a Pepsi/Coke is released, there's probably a decent chance than the black bezel watch will switch over to red lettering and red 24 hour hand. (matching what we'd expect to see on the Pepsi/Coke)

Also, since there are some new faces here - the only GMT-IIc that is technically the 50th Anniversary is the solid YG with green face.

HL65 · 24 March 2010, 05:45 AM

No hurry--if you really want it--get it--if not--many around for a long time to come!

Fiery · 24 March 2010, 05:46 AM

Isn't the all-gold GMT IIC with the green dial the "real" 50th anniversary GMT?

Also, since Rolex didn't introduce any changes to the GMT IIC at this Basel, the soonest anything could happen to the GMT IIC is spring 2011. And that would only roll into actual (distributed) products around fall 2011. So there's plenty of time to pick up the green hand (current) GMT IIC.

TheDude · 24 March 2010, 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Fiery

Isn't the all-gold GMT IIC with the green dial the "real" 50th anniversary GMT?

Also, since Rolex didn't introduce any changes to the GMT IIC at this Basel, the soonest anything could happen to the GMT IIC is spring 2011. And that would only roll into actual (distributed) products around fall 2011. So there's plenty of time to pick up the green hand (current) GMT IIC.

"real", "only", yes. As I stated just prior to your post.

Agreed. There should be no issues getting a GMT II. They have been selling like hotcakes and production is probably pretty high.

24 March 2010, 03:41 AM	#1
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jets "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Real Name: Mario Location: CANADA Posts: 2,483	I think that green hand is here to stay. Rolex is slow to change so when they made all of the significant updates to the GMTII with the release of the 116710LN, I think they changed the hand from red to green in order to set it apart from all of the GMT's before it. In other words they wanted to distinguish this watch so casual buyers can instantly see that it's not the same watch it used to be...even though it's the same in many many ways. __________________ ♛ DJII 116234 · Submariner 126610LV · Yacht Master 42 226659 ✿ Pelagos 25600TN Ω X-33 Speedmaster Skywalker · 1861 Speedmaster Modsukoshi · SMP 2254.50 · SMP 2230.50 NAC · Seamaster 300 166.0324 · Genève 162.037 Seiko SLA033 Willard · SKX007

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24 March 2010, 03:45 AM	#3
Watch Professor "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Real Name: Myron Location: New York Watch: GMT IIC; Sub Date Posts: 3,166	Why Not?

24 March 2010, 03:47 AM	#4
wegeman76 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Real Name: Luigi Location: glenview Watch: Rolex GMTIIC Posts: 224	The question is when will they really stop the green hand? It's been out since 2007

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jrssv Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Arizona Posts: 386	Even if there are no changes I have no doubt the price is going up.

24 March 2010, 03:49 AM	#6
DOUBLE 0 SE7EN "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Real Name: KAAN Location: ISTANBUL Watch: Explorer-PAM233 Posts: 1,648	I love that watch but I really love the green hand.. Green hand looks nice on the black dial and maybe next year they can relase it with a red hand who knows.. So I guess I have to save some for it from now.. JJ; also thinking about your two tone GMT.. I tried and it really looks nice under the sunshine:)

24 March 2010, 05:01 AM	#12
lamnyc "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: nyc Posts: 1,762	I think they could eliminate the green lettering if Rolex ever comes out with a coke or pepsi.

24 March 2010, 05:46 AM	#15
Fiery "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Europe Watch: Sub-C 116610LN Posts: 2,649	Isn't the all-gold GMT IIC with the green dial the "real" 50th anniversary GMT? Also, since Rolex didn't introduce any changes to the GMT IIC at this Basel, the soonest anything could happen to the GMT IIC is spring 2011. And that would only roll into actual (distributed) products around fall 2011. So there's plenty of time to pick up the green hand (current) GMT IIC.

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