Black Travel Dial
The black dial combines luminous geometric hour markers, broad central hands and a contrasting arrow-tipped GMT hand for clear multi-time-zone reading.





Precise Swiss movement engineered for stability, reliability and lasting performance.
Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal designed to preserve lasting clarity.
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The Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II reference 16710 is presented in a 40 mm stainless-steel case with a black dial, a red-and-black 24-hour aluminum bezel and a stainless-steel Oyster bracelet. Known among enthusiasts as the “Coke”, this configuration combines an independent local-hour display, reference-time functionality and an enduring travel-focused design.
Produced across the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, reference 16710 represents a long-running generation of the GMT-Master II. Its comparatively slender Oyster case, aluminum bezel insert and classic bracelet proportions preserve the functional character associated with Rolex travel watches of the period.
The red-and-black bezel is informally known as the “Coke” configuration. Its bidirectional 24-hour scale works with the arrow-tipped additional hand to display reference time, while rotating the bezel can provide access to a further time-zone calculation.
The black dial uses geometric hour markers, broad hands and a contrasting red GMT hand. A date aperture is positioned at 3 o’clock beneath the Cyclops lens, maintaining clear visibility alongside the travel-time display.
Reference 16710 was produced through several transitional periods. Depending on the year, individual examples may differ in luminous material, bracelet construction, case details and movement specification, making inspection of the individual watch important before publication.
The black dial combines luminous geometric hour markers, broad central hands and a contrasting arrow-tipped GMT hand for clear multi-time-zone reading.
The bidirectional red-and-black aluminum insert carries a complete 24-hour graduation and gives this configuration its widely recognized enthusiast nickname.
Most examples use the self-winding calibre 3185, while selected late-production watches may contain calibre 3186. The exact movement should be confirmed individually.
The local hour hand can be adjusted independently in one-hour increments, supporting travel between time zones without interrupting the minutes or seconds display.
A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the dial, while the Cyclops magnifying lens above the date improves visibility at a glance.
The stainless-steel Oyster bracelet uses a three-piece link structure and folding clasp, complementing the practical architecture of the 40 mm case.
Condition To Be Confirmed
The precise cosmetic and mechanical condition of this individual timepiece should be confirmed through detailed photographs and physical inspection. No authentication, service or operational history has been provided.
Inspection Required
The black dial, luminous material, hands, applied hour markers, date display, sapphire crystal and Cyclops lens should be assessed individually to confirm their age, originality and precise cosmetic condition.
Inspection Required
The stainless-steel case, red-and-black aluminum bezel insert, winding crown, Oyster bracelet and clasp should be inspected for wear, marks, bracelet stretch, previous refinishing and correct mechanical operation.

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