Month: September 2022

While Rolex’s Daytona, Submariner, and GMT-Master get all the headlines, it’s the relatively humble Lady-Datejust that qualifies as the brand’s best-selling watch of all time, and by a long shot.
It was the perfect watch for the common person, and fake Rolex decided early on to ensure it was also the perfect watch for women. Starting in the mid-1950s, the Datejust was available in various sizes, with the smallest 26mm version being named the Lady-Datejust.
The 26 mm model lasted from 1957 until 2015. It may have undergone many changes during that time, with significant variations in the materials used and the movement inside, but the size remained the same.
The original Rolex Lady-Datejust 65XX series lasted until 1970. All of the engineering experiments had already been done on the full-size men’s watches, so the tiny ladies’ watches could benefit from the initial trial and error – any remaining issues have been resolved over the last decade or so.
In 2015, Rolex finally decided to increase the size of its Golden Goose to match modern tastes.
In an era where it is increasingly common for women to wear watches traditionally considered “male sized,” 36mm and above, the brand increased the Lady-Datejust from 26mm to 28mm. This was done in 2012 by incorporating the 31mm model into the collection and retaining the 34mm Date.
The replica Rolex Datejust‘s phenomenal success can be attributed largely to the same factors as the men’s watch. Its simplicity and elegance have made it the little black dress of the watch world – it is the copy watch every well-dressed woman should own, backed by one of the industry’s biggest and most reliable names.
Like most of what Rolex produced in the 1950s, its style was so well judged from the start that it remained virtually unchanged.
The increase in size from 26mm to 28mm is just another typically thoughtful change that keeps the watch subtly in tune with its contemporary audience without losing the sheer sophistication for which it is known.
It remains the standard by which all other luxury women’s watches are measured and will continue to be the number one choice for decades.

Rolex does not sell any watches online, so when it comes to buying a new Rolex, the process is as simple as going to the brand’s website and finding the location of the nearest authorized Rolex retailer. However, anyone who has attempted to do so over the past few years has inevitably found that it is far less straightforward.
At the retail level, fake Rolex watches are less expensive than many other luxury brands. Most Rolex watches cost between $5,000 and $50,000 when purchased new, which is undoubtedly a lot of money but relatively inexpensive compared to some brands whose cheapest offerings start at six figures. In addition, Rolex retailers are not allowed to jack up the price of their watches, so the price you see online is the price you will pay. However, whether you can find a brand new Rolex watch for sale is another matter entirely.
Because Rolex is the world’s most famous luxury watch company, demand for Rolex watches far exceeds their supply worldwide, and the vast majority of Rolex’s most desirable models are entirely sold out at retailers. While they are still in production and technically available at retailers, it is impossible to purchase a brand new one without spending considerable time on the waiting list.
It’s almost impossible to talk about buying a new copy Rolex watch without discussing the infamous waiting lists for many of the brand’s most iconic and popular models. Many of Rolex’s most famous replica watches – including all of its stainless steel sports watches – are chronically sold out at dealers worldwide. Most have multi-year waiting lists that do not guarantee that you will receive a watch before the model is completely discontinued. Some of the brand’s top models, such as the stainless steel and ceramic Daytona, reportedly still have waiting lists of more than five years at some retail locations, although the model has been on the market for years.
While most stainless steel sports watches are the hardest to come by at the retail level, some specific models are the most sought-after, including the ceramic bezel Daytona ref. 116500, the latest version of the stainless steel GMT Master II ref. 126710, a Batman and Pepsi bezel, and the new Submariner 41 stainless steel model. 126610. Replica Rolex has also recently introduced some colourful Stella-inspired Oyster Perpetuals to their catalogue, which are also becoming harder to come by at local authorized dealers.

Officially known as the 126720VTNR, the new GMT-Master II features a split green, black bezel and a matching green 24-hour hand. However, the new stainless steel GMT-Master II ref. 126720VTNR features its winding crown on the left side of the case, and the date is displayed at 9 o’clock.
Aside from the color and left-hand configuration, the new Rolex GMT-Master II 126720VTNR is the same as its currently produced siblings. However, these critical updates ultimately result in a watch that looks and feels distinctly different from any other GMT-Master II model fake Rolex has ever released.
While the Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 126720VTNR is undoubtedly an unexpected addition to the collection, and it is not the first GMT-Master II in green. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the GMT-Master II, Rolex launched the number 116718LN, a watch made of solid 18-carat yellow gold and offering a bright green dial and black ceramic bezel.
Both models have been discontinued over the past few years, and in the time they’ve been out of the Rolex catalog, there hasn’t been a hint of green anywhere in the GMT-Master II line until the release of the reference 126720VTNR.
Perhaps the most surprising aspect of the new Rolex GMT-Master II 126720VTNR is its winding crown on the left side of the case. Often referred to as the “Destro” configuration, this inverted setup is designed primarily for lefties. However, it can also be favored by right-handers who want to keep the winding crown to the side to prevent it from digging into the back of their hand.
Throughout its history, Rolex has produced many examples of left-handed watches. However, in most cases, Rolex’s left-handed watches have been custom-made rather than the standard production models sold in the brand’s regular catalog. With this in mind, the Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 126720VTNR is not a limited edition or a commissioned production piece but a standard addition to the brand’s lineup available for public purchase through Rolex’s regular retailer network.
Although the Rolex GMT-Master II 126720VTNR features a left-hand-winding crown configuration and a date window at 9 o’clock instead of the usual 3 o’clock position, it houses the same movement as the other models in the current GMT-Master II collection, and the latest version of the 42mm Explorer II.
Just like the other two stainless steel models in the current replica Rolex GMT-Master II line, the new 126720VTNR offers the choice of an Oyster bracelet or a Jubilee bracelet. Regardless of the bracelet style, both options are equipped with Rolex’s Oyster safety clasp, which has an additional locking clasp to prevent accidental opening. The clasp features Rolex’s Easylink extension system, which allows the bracelet to be extended or contracted by 5 mm entirely instantly and without using any tools.
Left-handed people only make up about 10% of the population, so it is somewhat puzzling that Rolex chose to create a desirable colorway for one of its most popular models while intentionally not offering this new colorway option outside of a single left-handed model. With that in mind, the waiting list for the new copy Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 126720VTNR is already long at every retailer around the world, so plenty of right-handed watch enthusiasts are also interested in adding the new green-bezel GMT-Master II to their collections.