Rolex GMT Master II "Sprite" Left-Handed 126720VTNR "Destro" Stainless Steel on Jubilee Bracelet with Green and Black Ceramic Bezel. 

The 40mm diameter Oyster-shaped case with a monobloc middle case, straight lugs, bracelet, and flat green and black knurled cerachrom bezel with a white 24-hour GMT scale, are polished/brushed. There is a black dial with luminous circular, rectangular, and triangular steel-ringed hour indices surrounded by a perimeter white minute/second scale. It has pointed Rolex "Mercedes" style hour and minute hands with luminous fill, a black center sweep second hand with a luminous "Lollipop" indicator. There is a luminous center sweep green 24-hour GMT second time zone indicator with a luminous arrow tip. The date aperture window is at 9 o’clock underneath a cyclops magnification lens. It has a Certified Official Superlative Chronometer (COSC) rating and it has a 70-hour power reserve at full winding. It’s water resistant to 100 meters/330 feet, and the 12.5mm thick case, dial, and movement are all signed.

This Rolex Left-Handed GMT Master II 126720VTNR has a mechanical automatic winding Rolex caliber 3285 movement. It’s rhodium plated and it’s constructed with 31 jewels, a high-performance Paraflex anti-shock system, and a straight-line lever "Chronergy" escapement made of Nickel-phosphorus. It has a monometallic balance adjusted to cold, heat, and 5 positions, and a self-compensating Breguet balance spring. It is equipped with a Rolex blue Parachrom hairspring made from a paramagnetic alloy including zirconium and niobium; it’s resistant to magnetic fields, temperature changes, and shock. The mechanism oscillates at a frequency of 28,800 vph (4Hz).

It’s no secret that Rolex is king when it comes to brand value, level of sales (number 1, and by quite a margin), overall quality, consistency of the collection, and the way its watches hold their value over the years. The logo of the brand is a coronet, and it feels justified. Whether you like the brand or not, it’s hard to deny that this success is objective.