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Rolex GMT Rose Gold
The Rolex GMT-Master II in rose gold is one of the most coveted and charismatic travel watches in the world, famously known by its iconic nickname, the “Root Beer.” Merging the warmth of Rolex’s proprietary 18k Everose gold with a distinctive brown and black ceramic bezel, this GMT rose gold timepiece is a modern classic. It’s a masterful blend of vintage-inspired aesthetics and cutting-edge watchmaking technology.
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The Legend of the "Root Beer" GMT
The "Root Beer" nickname pays homage to vintage GMT-Master models from the 1970s that featured brown dials and bezels. The modern iteration, the Rolex GMT-Master II Rose Gold, revived this beloved colorway with a high-tech twist. Its bidirectional bezel is crafted from a single piece of black and brown Cerachrom, a virtually scratchproof ceramic that won't fade over time. This unique color combination, paired with the lustrous rose gold, makes the "Root Beer" a standout piece in any collection.
The Craftsmanship of Everose Gold
The stunning hue of the rose gold GMT is due to Rolex's exclusive Everose alloy. Patented and produced in Rolex's own foundry, it contains a precise blend of gold, copper, and platinum. The platinum ensures the warm, pink color will never fade, maintaining the beauty of your Rolex rose gold GMT for generations. This commitment to quality is what sets Rolex apart.
Price and Investment Value
The Rolex GMT-Master II in rose gold is a highly sought-after model with excellent value retention. The two-tone version typically ranges from $20,000 to $28,000, while the full Everose gold model commands a price of $45,000 to $60,000, depending on condition and market demand. Both are considered strong investments for any serious watch enthusiast.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Rose Gold GMT
What is a 'Root Beer' Rolex?
A "Root Beer" Rolex is a nickname for GMT-Master and GMT-Master II models featuring a brown and black bezel. The modern versions, often called rose gold Root Beer Rolex, are crafted in full 18k Everose gold or a two-tone combination of steel and Everose gold.
Which is more popular, the full gold or two-tone 'Root Beer' GMT?
Both are extremely popular. The two-tone Rolesor version (126711CHNR) is more accessible and versatile for daily wear. The full rose gold GMT (126715CHNR) is a heavier, more luxurious statement piece that represents the pinnacle of the model line.
Is the GMT Master 2 in rose gold a good investment?
Yes, the GMT-Master II, particularly the "Root Beer" in rose gold, is considered an excellent investment. Due to its popularity, iconic design, and strong brand recognition, it holds its value exceptionally well on the secondary market.
What does 'CHNR' mean on a Rolex GMT?
'CHNR' is a Rolex reference code. 'CH' likely stands for 'Chocolat' (French for chocolate, referring to the brown), and 'NR' stands for 'Noir' (French for black). It denotes the brown and black bezel of the "Root Beer" model.
Can I get a new Rolex GMT 2 Rose Gold from a dealer?
Like most professional Rolex models, the rose gold GMT-Master II is in extremely high demand and has long waiting lists at authorized dealers. The secondary market is often the most viable way to acquire one without a multi-year wait.
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