The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It includes the boxes (inner and outer), additional items, and papers dated August, 26th 2013, indicating the purchase date.

The Rolex GMT-Master II Reference 116710LN nicknamed the “OG BRUCE WAYNE” holds a unique spot in watchmaking history. Introduced at Baselworld in 2007 and discontinued in 2019, it served as the bridge between vintage Rolex architecture and the modern, ultra-durable era we see today. Historical Background When launched, the 116710LN (Lunette Noire or "Black Bezel") marked a massive evolutionary leap for the GMT-Master II lineage: The First Stainless Steel Ceramic GMT: It was the first steel Rolex tool watch to feature the Cerachrom ceramic bezel insert, replacing the aluminum bezels that were prone to scratching and fading over time. The "Super Case" Era: Rolex redesigned the traditional 40mm proportions, adding broader lugs and a beefier crown guard to give the watch a substantially more commanding presence on the wrist without increasing the physical diameter. Green Accents: Unlike the multi-colored split bezels (Pepsi or Batman) traditionally associated with the GMT family, the 116710LN opted for an all-black bezel paired with a signature pop of green on the 24-hour hand and the "GMT-Master II" dial text. Why the 116710LN Is a Great Purchase 1. Versatility Beyond the Dual-Tone Models While two-tone ceramic bezels like the "Batman" (116710BLNR) or "Pepsi" (126710BLRO) get a lot of hype, they are decidedly sporty and casual. The 116710LN’s monochrome black bezel allows it to fly under the radar. It easily transitions from a casual weekend watch to a business suit, making it a true "one-watch collection." 2. Modern Durability with Proven Engineering Scratch Resistance: The Cerachrom bezel and sapphire crystal ensure the watch face stays pristine through daily wear. Caliber 3186 Movement: Powered by the robust Caliber 3186, featuring a Parachrom hairspring for better shock resistance and anti-magnetism. It features a true "jumping hour" hand for effortlessly updating local time while traveling across time zones. 3. Distinct Collector Value & Value Proposition Because Rolex replaced the 116710LN in 2019 without issuing a direct monochrome steel replacement (opting instead for the left-handed "Sprite" or standard dual-tones), the all-black steel GMT stands out as a relatively short production run in modern Rolex history. It currently trades below its dual-tone siblings like the Batman, offering a superior entry-level price point into modern ceramic GMTs. This GMT OG Bruce Wayne can be yours! No Reserve - Bid With