Nearly every popular Rolex model has picked up fan-given nicknames: Panda, Yuzuru’s Watch, the Datejust’s “Chive Leaf”, and the GMT-Master II boasts the richest variety, including Pepsi, Sprite, Crab, and the Coke Bezel we’re covering today. Watch enthusiasts love using these informal monikers.

Now onto this all-black GMT. Its biggest strength is zero color difference, with the ceramic bezel crafted without seams. It is a solid pick for those worried about visible flaws.

The genuine version carries far less premium over retail compared to models like the Pepsi GMT, so wearing it won’t bring much unnecessary pressure. These days, Submariners, especially the black Submariner, are ubiquitous — you’ll spot them at gyms, karaoke bars and dinners, almost like a Submariner showroom. Many owners of genuine Black Subs barely wear theirs, making this GMT a great alternative to consider.

It is equipped with the new 3285 movement. It delivers the same performance as the 3235, offering approximately 70 hours of power reserve when fully wound, with the addition of a GMT complication. Its waterproof performance is fully reliable. Priced a few hundred higher than the Submariner, this new model is a great option for anyone who prefers something less ubiquitous!