Straps for Rolex Sprite GMT II 126710VTNR

Rolex Sprite GMT II 126710VTNR

Rubber B was the first company worldwide to develop custom rubber watch straps exclusively for Rolex timepieces, and since then, the company has added several other prominent watchmakers to its product portfolio. Rubber B also creates custom rubber watch bands for watches produced by Panerai, Rolex, and Audemars Piguet.

One of the more pleasant surprises from Rolex in recent memory was the 2022 release of the Rolex Sprite GMT II 126710VTNR. This watch generated a lot of attention because, for the first time ever, Rolex had released a left-handed GMT II. The company does not make a lot of left-handed watches in general, so anytime one is released, it immediately becomes something of curiosity.

To celebrate the watch’s one-year anniversary, Rubber B has decided to take a look back at this intriguing timepiece. We will begin by evaluating the watch from a technical standpoint. This will be followed by examining the watch from an aesthetic evaluation, and finally, we will offer some concluding thoughts on the piece itself.

What Are The Technical Specifications of the Rolex Sprite GMT II 126710VTNR?

The Rolex Sprite GMT II 126710VTNR has a case that measures 40 mm. It is powered by the 3285 caliber movement. Like all of Rolex’s movements, this one is produced in-house. It is perpetual, mechanical, self-winding, and contains a GMT function. The power reserve for this watch lasts approximately 70 hours. The watch’s casing is waterproof for up to approximately 330 feet.

The bezel is bidirectional, rotatable, and 24-hour graduated. It has a two-color Cerachrom insert. In regards to this particular model, the bezel contains green and black. The numerals and graduations have both been molded onto the bezel.

How Does The Rolex Sprite GMT II 126710VTNR Fare Aesthetically?

If one pays attention carefully, one will notice that this watch has a somewhat unique look to it without even having to see it. How is this possible? The information is actually given away in the model name and number of the watch.

Most Rolex model numbers do not end with letters. However, this particular model happens to end with the letters “VTNR.” And as longtime collectors know, Rolex does not do anything by accident. So what does VTNR mean, exactly?

VTNR is an abbreviation for the French phrase “Verte Noir.” Simply put, it means “Green Black” in English. This is a relatively uncommon color pairing for a Rolex timepiece. So much so, in fact, that the company felt the need to denote it in the model name.

That said, the Rolex Sprite GMT II 126710VTNR is a beautiful watch. It keeps the design integrity of previous models intact while adding something new to the color scheme. The green and black play well off of each other, adding a unique combination of familiarity and professionalism at the same time.

What Are Our Final Thoughts About the Rolex Sprite GMT II 126710VTNR?

For those looking for a left-handed watch, this model remains exciting and interesting, a full year after its initial release. The fact that Rolex was willing to try something different with one of its more storied models shows that the company might be heading toward an exciting new chapter – one that we saw more of at Watches and Wonders 2023.

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