Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLNR

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About the Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLNR

The Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLNR is the current-generation black and blue Cerachrom bezel Rolex GMT-Master II, introduced in 2019 as the successor to the discontinued 116710BLNR. If you are looking for a pre-owned Rolex 126710BLNR for sale, WatchGuys carries both the Oyster and Jubilee bracelet versions, each authenticated by our in-house watchmakers and backed by a 2-year warranty. The BLNR suffix stands for "Bleu Noir" (blue black), referring to the two-tone ceramic bezel insert that earned this watch its collector nicknames.

Rolex 126710BLNR Batman vs. Batgirl

The 126710BLNR is produced in two bracelet configurations, and the collector community uses different nicknames for each. The Rolex Batman refers to the 126710BLNR on the three-link Oyster bracelet (ref. 126710BLNR-0003), which gives the watch a sportier, more tool-watch appearance. The Rolex Batgirl refers to the same reference on the five-link Jubilee bracelet (ref. 126710BLNR-0002), which offers a more refined and slightly dressier look. Both versions share the same 40mm Oystersteel case, black dial, Caliber 3285 movement with a 70-hour power reserve, and 100-meter water resistance. The Jubilee version typically commands a small premium on the secondary market.

Rolex 126710BLNR Price

Pre-owned Rolex 126710BLNR prices vary based on bracelet type, condition, and whether box and papers are included. As of early 2026, the Batgirl (Jubilee) generally trades between $17,000 and $20,000, while the Batman (Oyster) ranges from $16,000 to $19,000. Unworn examples with full sets sit at the higher end of those ranges. The retail price is approximately $10,550 on the Oyster bracelet and $10,750 on the Jubilee, meaning both versions continue to trade at a significant premium over retail. The 126710BLNR consistently ranks among the most-traded Rolex watches on the secondary market.

Rolex 126710BLNR vs. 126710BLRO

The 126710BLNR and the Rolex 126710BLRO (the Rolex Pepsi) share the same case, movement, and bracelet options. The difference is the bezel color: black and blue for the BLNR, red and blue for the BLRO. The Pepsi carries a stronger historical connection to the original 1955 GMT-Master and generally trades at a higher price, with pre-owned examples ranging from $20,000 to $27,000. The BLNR offers a more understated look that many buyers prefer for daily wear. Both are part of the broader Rolex 126710 family, which also includes the Rolex 126710GRNR (Rolex Bruce Wayne) with its grey and black bezel.

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Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLNR FAQ

• What Is the Rolex 126710BLNR?

  The Rolex 126710BLNR is the current-generation stainless steel GMT-Master II with a black and blue Cerachrom ceramic bezel. It was introduced in 2019 as the replacement for the discontinued 116710BLNR. The watch features a 40mm Oystersteel case, a black dial with Chromalight luminescent markers, and the Caliber 3285 movement with a 70-hour power reserve. It is available on both the Oyster bracelet and the Jubilee bracelet.

• How Much Does a Rolex 126710BLNR Cost?

  The retail price for the Rolex 126710BLNR is approximately $10,550 on the Oyster bracelet and $10,750 on the Jubilee. On the pre-owned market, the Jubilee version (Batgirl) generally ranges from $17,000 to $20,000 and the Oyster version (Batman) from $16,000 to $19,000. Prices depend on condition, production year, and whether the watch includes box and papers.

• What Is the Difference Between Rolex Batman and Batgirl?

  Both the Batman and the Batgirl use the same reference number, 126710BLNR. The difference is the bracelet. The Batman is on the three-link Oyster bracelet, which gives a sportier, more utilitarian look. The Batgirl is on the five-link Jubilee bracelet, which has a more refined and dressier feel. The case, dial, bezel, and movement are identical. The Jubilee version typically trades at a slight premium.

• Rolex 126710BLNR vs. 116710BLNR: What Changed?

  The 126710BLNR replaced the 116710BLNR in 2019. The most significant upgrades are the movement and bracelet options. The 126710BLNR uses the Caliber 3285 with a 70-hour power reserve, compared to the Caliber 3186 with a 48-hour reserve in the 116710BLNR. The newer reference also introduced the Jubilee bracelet option and features slightly thinner lugs for improved wrist comfort. The 116710BLNR was only available on the Oyster bracelet.

• Is the Rolex 126710BLNR a Good Investment?

  The Rolex 126710BLNR has consistently traded above its retail price since its release. It ranks among the most-traded Rolex references on the secondary market, with high liquidity and stable demand. The combination of limited availability at authorized dealers and strong collector interest supports its value retention. While no watch should be purchased solely as a financial investment, the 126710BLNR has a proven track record of holding its value.

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