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The GMT has been a staple model in Rolex collections since its introduction in 1954. It was initially designed in collaboration with Pan American World Airways (an airline, which filed for bankruptcy in 1991 and was partially purchased by Delta Airlines). In the 1950s, the aviation industry gained great popularity and pilots and their crew began to undertake more long-distance flights. This was why Rolex introduced the GMT Master for Pan Am. The bezel (24-hour indication) was a key innovative feature that allowed the wearer to reference two different time zones simultaneously. The fourth hand (24-hour display) allows the wearer to set the watch to any time zone for the main time display, then set the rotating 24-hour scale bezel to a second time zone. For those who don't know, GMT stands for "Greenwich Mean Time".<\/p>\n
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This second hand watch Rolex GMT-Master<\/strong> reference 16700 <\/b>has the following characteristics:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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Stainless steel Jubilee case and bracelet<\/p>\n
Black dial with \u201cglass\u201d indexes<\/p>\n
\u201cPepsi\u201d bezel toned<\/p>\n
\u201cNear NOS\u201d conditions, like new<\/p>\n
Full Set<\/p>\n
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