Rolex GMT Master II 16710 | Close to perfect? Unbox, overview and wrist check!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • In this video we unbox and have a look at a lovely Rolex GMT Master II reference 16710 S serial from 1994. The video includes an overview of the watch outlining a few key features and functions followed by a wrist check and some thoughts on the model!
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Комментарии • 16

  • @Saints-Forever
    @Saints-Forever 21 день назад +4

    Personally what I like most about this model is its versatility. You can switch up the looks of the watch by the 3 different bezel combo (additional ghosting the pepsi and coke bezels if you are as mad as me). Further, you can also change the looks and wearing experience by having the oyster and jubilee bracelet options. You practically will end up having 10 different options and look in a single watch and yet still remain true to its originality. Which watch can do that with the modern models?

    • @northcoastwatches
      @northcoastwatches  20 дней назад

      A great point and strength of the 16710 - thanks for the comment! 🙏

  • @raphaelortegacoste6509
    @raphaelortegacoste6509 5 дней назад

    Got my coke in 1989 still have it now using a pepsi bezel, in 2 years time I will offer it to my son when he celebrates 20…
    Not for sale !

  • @structurescience
    @structurescience 22 дня назад +4

    Jack, you have a superb narration voice...

  • @darranwatson1840
    @darranwatson1840 22 дня назад +2

    I had one of these 1997 model. Same flip lock clasp I bought it brand new for £1850 unfortunately back in 2010 had to sell due to work and mortgage payments

    • @northcoastwatches
      @northcoastwatches  21 день назад

      Wow - don't we all wish we could buy one for that amount today! Unfortunate that you had to part ways with it, but hopefully you got back more for it than you paid in '97! 😃

  • @gaffs82
    @gaffs82 18 дней назад +2

    What camera do you use? Your vids are great.

  • @binhbui6650
    @binhbui6650 21 день назад +1

    How do you feel about the new Tudor 'coke' BB58 GMT?

    • @northcoastwatches
      @northcoastwatches  21 день назад +1

      The new Tudor BB58 GMT may be my pick for a GMT watch currently on the new market - well proportioned, vintage vibe and a true tool. Tudor are getting the closest with their current range to the vintage watches we hanker after. If we get one in our hands I'll be sure to post on it. Stay tuned on our channel for a Rolex 16710 and Tudor BB GMT (41mm) against each other soon! 😀 Thanks for the comment! 🙏

  • @northcoastwatches
    @northcoastwatches  25 дней назад

    What’s your favourite GMT watch? ⬇️

  • @mendipfox1650
    @mendipfox1650 24 дня назад

    I used to own this particular model. It by modern standards is absolutely awful. Clunky design & very cheap feeling. I recall the top pip not even remotely lining up & the clasp keeper working loose after a year of ownership. Don’t get me started about the stamped clasp design. So tacky. Just an opinion from one previous owner.

    • @-Medici
      @-Medici 23 дня назад +2

      I love everything you mentioned about it 😅

    • @Saints-Forever
      @Saints-Forever 21 день назад +2

      The bezel misalignment is a simple fix by realigning the insert with the bezel. The whole charm of this neo-vintage GMT model is all the negative points you mentioned especially to a true watch collectors.

    • @sdm107
      @sdm107 19 дней назад +2

      One of the best rolex ever released. Great dimensions. I prefer the slimmer clasp on this generation to the heftier modern ones. Neve had an issue with mine. Lovely aluminium bezel which I much prefer over the shiny ceramic. This is overall way more elegant than the modern models

    • @jh-il5sb
      @jh-il5sb 18 дней назад

      i have the current 126710blro, but i recently saw a 1999 "coke" 16710 very similar to the one in the video, and couldn't pass it up. you are correct about it feeling less robust than the newer models, but there is something charming about it that draws you in. the one in th video is thirty years old and still is ticking, must be made well enough!