GMT-Master II.

Reference detail

The GMT-Master II line is defined by its two-tone ceramic bezels, and each colorway trades at a different level — Pepsi (blue/red) on Jubilee has run consistently strong, Batman (blue/black) narrowed its premium as supply improved, and the two-tone Root Beer and Sprite variants sit in their own bracket because the gold/steel combination changes both material cost and collector demand. Bracelet matters too: Jubilee and Oyster versions of the same bezel colorway don't always price identically, since Jubilee has historically carried a small premium on certain references.

Because this line moves quickly in the secondary market, we check current comps before quoting rather than working off a stale internal price list — that's part of why we ask for the specific reference number rather than "a GMT," and why our range can shift within a matter of weeks on the most in-demand colorways.

Getting your watch appraised

Email [email protected] with photos and reference details, or run the LAL estimator — it'll give you a wholesale-FMV range based on category, value, and target loan amount.

What to send

• 4–6 clear photos of the asset (front, back, sides, condition detail)
• Reference number, date code, or model identifier
• Documentation: papers, certificates, provenance, GIA grading reports
• A brief note about how much you want to borrow and your timeline

Two-hour reply during business hours with a preliminary range. In-person appraisal sets the final number.