The GMT-Master II was created for flight crews and remains the brand's only line with two-tone Cerachrom bezels, as well as one of the few offering a left-handed crown. Those traits, plus practical dual time, keep it central to the sports-watch market.
Roughly half of the current line is steel, which makes it relatively accessible at retail and keeps secondary prices above list. 2026 pricing: Batman 126710BLNR at NT$406,500 on Jubilee and NT$399,000 on Oyster; the discontinued Pepsi 126710BLRO at the same two prices; left-handed 126720VTNR at NT$417,500 on Oyster and NT$425,000 on Jubilee; grey-black 126710GRNR at NT$406,500 on Jubilee and NT$399,000 on Oyster.
Compared with 2020, when steel references listed around NT$320,500, official prices have risen by nearly NT$100,000 in six years. Secondary quotes have moved further: the Batman trades near NT$600,000, the Pepsi around NT$740,000 thanks to its discontinuation, the left-handed model around NT$555,000 and the GRNR around NT$660,000.
The Pepsi's retirement in 2026 has made it the scarcest and most premium version. For buyers, retail pricing is only a reference; actual transactions depend on reference popularity and bracelet choice.
