Batgirl (126710BLNR) asks are tightly bunched around $18,000, while the Pepsi (126710BLRO) is all over the map, from $25.7k to $33k in the middle half of listings. The Datejust 41 126334 was the most-mentioned reference by a wide margin, with a $15,500 median ask.
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The short version: On the Batgirl and the 126713GRNR, asks sit in tight bands, so anything far outside them is either condition or a reach. On the Pepsi, the spread is wide enough that comparing like for like matters more than the median.
Rolex GMT-Master II asking prices by reference
The Batgirl is the most settled GMT-Master II. Median ask is $18,000, with the middle half of listings running $17,250 to $18,200, and about nine in ten are full set. It had 13 listings in the period, second only to the Datejust 41. With a band that narrow, anything priced well above $18,200 is a reach.
The Pepsi is the opposite. Median ask is $28,000, but the middle half spans $25,700 to $33,000. Pre-owned 2019 pieces start around $21,900, while sellers pitching a last batch watch are at $33,000.
The 126713GRNR is tight again at a $21,000 median, with the middle half running $21,000 to $21,400. One used example sits at $18,000. The Bruce Wayne (126710GRNR) is full set at a $19,300 median, with the upper quarter stretching to $21,200.
The Sprite (126720VTNR) sits at $15,300 median across mixed sets, with the middle half at $14,840 to $16,224. The white gold Pepsi (126719BLRO) is the high end of the table at a $59,000 median, with the middle half barely moving from $58,750 to $60,275.
| Model | Median ask | Ask range | Listings | Full set |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rolex Datejust 41 126334 | $15,500 | $14,988 to $18,550 | 24 | ~half full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II “Batgirl” 126710BLNR | $18,000 | $17,250 to $18,200 | 13 | ~9/10 full set |
| Tudor Black Bay Chrono 79360N | $4,550 | $4,538 to $5,300 | 8 | full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II “Sprite” 126720VTNR | $15,300 | $14,840 to $16,224 | 8 | mixed |
| Rolex Submariner Date “Starbucks” 126610LV | $14,625 | $14,200 to $14,750 | 8 | ~half full set |
| Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 134300 | $10,100 | $8,850 to $10,200 | 8 | full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II “Bruce Wayne” 126710GRNR | $19,300 | $19,175 to $21,200 | 7 | full set |
| Rolex Submariner 124060 | $12,650 | $12,650 to $13,100 | 7 | ~9/10 full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II “Pepsi” 126710BLRO | $28,000 | $25,700 to $33,000 | 7 | ~9/10 full set |
| Rolex Yacht-Master 40 126622 | $13,500 | $13,100 to $15,225 | 7 | ~9/10 full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II “Pepsi” 126719BLRO | $59,000 | $58,750 to $60,275 | 7 | ~half full set |
| Rolex GMT-Master II 126713GRNR | $21,000 | $21,000 to $21,400 | 7 | ~9/10 full set |
Datejust 41, Submariner and Tudor Black Bay Chrono asks
The Datejust 41 126334 had 24 listing mentions and 31 model mentions, the highest of any reference, though cross-posting inflates both. Median ask is $15,500 and about half are full set. The lower quarter starts at $14,988 but the upper quarter runs to $18,550, so sellers are far from agreed on value.
The Starbucks (126610LV) is tight at a $14,625 median, with the middle half at $14,200 to $14,750. The no-date Submariner 124060 is tighter still at $12,650 to $13,100, about nine in ten full set. The Yacht-Master 126622 has a $13,500 median, and its upper quarter reaches $15,225.
The Oyster Perpetual 41 134300 is full set at a $10,100 median, but the lower quarter starts at $8,850, so there is room to find one under $10k. The Tudor Black Bay Chrono 79360N is full set at $4,550 median. A white 5-link is at $5,300, a black 3-link at $4,550 and a reverse panda jubilee at $4,500.
Notable listings: from a $12,950 vintage Submariner to $800,000
At the top, an F.P. Journe Octa Chronograph in platinum was listed at $800,000. A full set Rolex Daytona 116588SACO in yellow gold with an orange-sapphire bezel was at $269,985, and a Richard Mille RM 67-01 at $222,000. A Patek Philippe Aquanaut 5167R was at $125,000.
Further down, an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Pride of China 26168SR from 2008 was at $38,750. A vintage, watch-only Rolex Submariner 5508 was at $12,950, which is about where a new-style 124060 full set is asking.
What buyers are chasing and how weekend deals are moving
Rolex took 197 brand mentions, roughly four times Omega at 50. Tudor and Cartier tied at 46, followed by Audemars Piguet at 26 and Panerai at 19.
Wanted posts skew to specific, recent or clean pieces: a new 2026 Omega Speedmaster 310.30.42.50.04.001, a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 276200 in pink from 2026, a Datejust 41 126333 Wimbledon from 2025 to 2026, and a Patek 5726A from 2022 or later. A pink-dial Tudor Black Bay Chrono, a Rolex Cellini 54425 and a Submariner Hulk in mint condition also turned up. Several asked for a complete set.
Nineteen SOLD markers appeared. About 36 posts used weekend urgency language, which reads as normal weekend deal velocity rather than distress. About 42 posts referenced 2026-dated pieces described as fresh or unworn. Trade-welcome language showed up in about 66 posts, mostly dealer boilerplate.
The widest spreads show up where sellers disagree on what a piece is worth, and the tight bands show where a seller who prices off the cluster has the best shot at a quick sale.
How we read the market: figures come from for-sale and wanted-to-buy posts in the buy and sell groups we follow during the period shown. Medians use posts with a stated price or budget, and the same watch can appear in more than one group. This is a read on the market, not an appraisal, price quote or financial advice.
