GMT-Master II Sprite

The Rolex GMT-Master II “Sprite” turns heads as the first left-handed GMT-Master II, a bold move for a brand known for incremental evolution. Introduced in 2022, its crown and date window are set on the left, catering to southpaws and collectors seeking something truly different. The green and black Cerachrom bezel is unique to this reference, giving it a fresh identity within the GMT lineup and making it a talking piece among seasoned Rolex fans.

The reference 126720VTNR houses the automatic Caliber 3285 with a 70-hour power reserve and true “traveler” GMT functionality—jumping local hour hand, independent of the 24-hour hand. Unlike previous GMTs, the Sprite’s color scheme and left-hand configuration are exclusive to this reference, driving demand and premium pricing on the secondary market. Oyster and Jubilee bracelets are both available, but the Oyster version often fetches a higher premium due to its sportier look and initial scarcity.

Expect pricing to vary based on bracelet type, condition, and delivery completeness—full sets with box and papers command the highest values. Early production pieces may carry a slight premium for collectors seeking first-year examples. The left-hand crown layout isn’t just a novelty; it’s a genuine rarity in Rolex’s modern catalog and a key reason values have held strong since launch. If you’re after a GMT-Master II that stands apart from the crowd, the Sprite is a compelling, conversation-starting choice.