On the pre-owned market, a steel Rolex GMT-Master II is usually asked at about $15,700 to $21,000, depending on the bezel. The Batgirl (126710BLNR) typically asks about $17,950, the Bruce Wayne (126710GRNR) about $19,400, the Sprite (126720VTNR) about $15,900 and the Pepsi (126710BLRO) about $23,250. These figures come from our daily Watch Market Reports between October 9 and November 14, 2026.
The GMT-Master II is the second most listed Rolex family in our reports after the Datejust. The references are close in price on paper, but the bezel colour changes both the ask and how much sellers agree on it.
GMT-Master II asking prices by reference
| Reference | Nickname and bezel | Typical ask | Middle half of asks | Reports with data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 126720VTNR | Sprite, green and black, crown on the left | $15,936 | $15,725 to $16,519 | 14 |
| 126710BLNR | Batgirl, blue and black | $17,950 | $16,725 to $18,200 | 34 |
| 126710GRNR | Bruce Wayne, grey and black | $19,425 | $19,100 to $20,995 | 17 |
| 126710BLRO | Pepsi, red and blue | $23,250 | $22,690 to $25,250 | 6 |
| 126711CHNR | Root Beer, steel and Everose gold | $18,725 | $17,694 to $19,000 | 2 |
| 126713GRNR | Steel and yellow gold, grey and black | $21,600 | $21,050 to $22,275 | 3 |
| 116710LN | Previous generation, black bezel | $12,750 | $12,225 to $13,649 | 8 |
Batgirl 126710BLNR: the most listed GMT
The blue and black 126710BLNR appeared in 34 of our reports, more than any other GMT-Master II, with an average of 13 listings each. Its typical ask was about $17,950, and the middle half usually ran from $16,725 to $18,200. Daily medians stayed between $16,350 and $19,700, so it is one of the more predictable Rolex sports models to price.
The nickname is worth knowing. Batgirl is the current 126710BLNR. Batman usually refers to the earlier 116710BLNR, which appears less often and asked about $14,950 in the one report that had enough listings.
Bruce Wayne 126710GRNR: tight asks
The grey and black 126710GRNR typically asked about $19,425, roughly $1,500 above the Batgirl. It appeared in 17 reports. On many days its middle half was narrow, with one report showing just $125 between the 25th and 75th percentile asks. When sellers cluster like that, the listed price is close to the going price.
Sprite 126720VTNR: the lowest current steel GMT
The green and black 126720VTNR, with its crown and date on the left side, had a typical ask of about $15,900, the lowest of the current steel references. It appeared in 14 reports, and its middle half was usually tight at about $15,725 to $16,519.
Pepsi 126710BLRO: the widest spread
The red and blue 126710BLRO asks the most of the steel GMTs, with a typical ask near $23,250. It also moves the most. Daily medians ranged from $21,500 to $28,000 across 6 reports, and the same new watch was sometimes posted $2,000 apart in different places. Expect to see a wide band and check the details of each listing.
Two-tone and older references
The Root Beer 126711CHNR, in steel and Everose gold, typically asked about $18,725, but it appeared in only 2 reports. The steel and yellow gold 126713GRNR asked about $21,600 across 3 reports. Treat both as rough guides until there is more data.
The previous-generation 116710LN, with a black ceramic bezel, is the least expensive way into a GMT-Master II on our board. It typically asked about $12,750 across 8 reports.
What moves a GMT-Master II ask
- Bezel colour. It sets the price band. The Sprite and the Pepsi sit about $7,300 apart at the typical ask.
- Set status. Full set means box and papers. Watch-only listings often sit at the bottom of a reference’s range, so compare like with like.
- Bracelet. Several references come on Jubilee or Oyster bracelets. Check which one is in the listing.
- New or worn. Unworn examples with recent papers tend to sit at the top of the band.
How to use these numbers
Find the middle half for the reference you want. A listing inside it is priced where most sellers are. A listing below it deserves a careful look at condition and set status, and one above it should have a reason. For the current day’s figures, see the latest Watch Market Reports, such as the November 14 report. For the Daytona, see our Daytona price guide. For the Submariner, see our Submariner price guide. For the Datejust, see our Rolex Datejust 41 price guide.
GMT-Master II price FAQ
How much is a Rolex Batgirl?
Most asks we tracked for the 126710BLNR fell between about $16,725 and $18,200, with a typical ask near $17,950.
Which GMT-Master II is the least expensive?
Among current steel references, the Sprite 126720VTNR, at a typical ask of about $15,900. The previous-generation 116710LN asks less, at about $12,750.
Why does the Pepsi ask so much more?
It is the most requested bezel, and its asks are the least settled. Its typical ask was about $5,300 above the Batgirl over the period.
Are these sale prices?
No. They are asking prices from for-sale posts. Final sale prices are often lower and depend on the deal.
How we read the market: figures come from for-sale and wanted-to-buy posts in the buy and sell groups we follow, summarised daily in our Watch Market Reports between October 9 and November 14, 2026. 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.
