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Kaneko from Commit Ginza will introduce some recommended watches!
Today we are pleased to present the last 5-digit GMT-Master II model!!
Rolex GMT Master II Pepsi Stick Dial Final Model
Ref.16710 Serial.M35 (manufactured around 2007)
Cal.3186 78790A/FF801 Clasp Code E09
Accessories: Box, warranty card (170: Italy/open)
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GMT Master II "Ref.16710" manufactured from R to M
The model we are introducing this time is the final M number.
Furthermore, the dial is the most popular stick dial,
Furthermore, this is a rare item that is completely dead stock,
If you are a collector, please take a look.
"Stick Dial"
This is a model that you can only see by looking closely at the dial.
The dial of the GMT-MASTER II where the “II” has been separated to form “ll”
It's called a stick dial.
This dial is available in some D, Z, and M numbers.
It just doesn't have any horizontal bars at the top or bottom.
This is the point at which the price goes up.
By the way, this is stick dial
type A.
*The image is for reference only.
The M number is a rare model equipped with
the 3186 movement .
The movement of the Ref.16710 is basically the 3185 movement,
The model that was nearing the end of production had the 3186 movement.
At the time, there was a shortage of movements compared to the number of cases available,
It is said that the Cal. 3186 that is supposed to be installed in the new model "Ref. 116710LN" has been installed as a substitute.
The "Ref.16710" equipped with Cal.3186 is installed from the Z7 to the M3.
Considering the manufacturing period of "Ref.16710", the number of production is extremely small,
It is trading at a premium price.
Among them, the final M number is extremely rare.
And the product we are introducing this time is "M35" among M numbers,
It's quite a rare serial.
*The image is for reference only.
Cal.3186 uses a blue Parachrom hairspring,
Compared to Cal.3185, it has improved magnetic resistance and shock resistance.
As I mentioned last time,
You can tell the difference between a 3185 and a 3186 without looking at the movement.
If you are interested, please search for
"Wiggle Test" .
Once you have completed the wiggle test and the crown manipulation method,
I think it's safe to assume that it is Cal.3186.
The product we are introducing this time is a rare item that is completely dead stock.
The side seals are in perfect condition with no looseness.
The sticker on the back cover is still in good condition.
There is also a red velcro seal on the buckle.
The bracelet also has stickers on the front and back.
While there are many unused items without the seal on this bracelet,
This product is quite rare as it remains in good condition.
Of course, there is no twisting of the bracelet.
The buckle clasp will also be in a stiff state.
*The buckle clasp code is "EO", which matches the era.
*Frame adjustments are not included.
These are non-polished lug feet!!
The non-polished version is very impressive!!
Accessories include box, warranty card, serial tag, chronometer tag,
GMT booklet (06)・Oyster booklet (07)・Calendar (06-07)・
Comes with chronometer tag and bezel cover.
What do you think?
It's a perfect product!!
Stick dial 5-digit GMT Master II "Ref. 16710 M35"
This is a very rare model equipped with Cal.3186.
In addition, dead stock and comprehensive accessories
This is an extremely rare collector's item.
For customers looking for dead stock items, discontinued rare models,
Please consider this.
The Rolex GMT Master II Ref. 16710 M series introduced this time is here
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Commit Ginza Executive Advisor
Tsuyoshi Kaneko
