Nicknamed “Batgirl” by collectors, Gotham’s most famous color combo trades its armor for an evening gown. Where Batman patrols the rooftops, Batgirl heads to the gala and still saves the night. Made for jet setters and night owls alike, it feels like a first class upgrade every time you glance down.

Presents itself in brand new condition with no signs of wear. Crowned by a two-tone blue and black Cerachrom ceramic bezel, the 24-hour scale shines with rich color that stays bright year after year. Set against a glossy black dial, white gold hour markers filled with luminous material pop like the Bat-Signal over the city. Wrapped in a five-piece Jubilee bracelet, polished center links sparkle between brushed outer links, soft and fluid like silk on the wrist.

Functions include hours, minutes, hacking seconds, date, a 24-hour GMT hand for a second time zone, and a rotating 24-hour bezel for a third time zone. Everything is set with the screw-down crown on the right side of the case, tucked between two crown guards. Start by unscrewing the crown counterclockwise into position 1 and giving it about 30 to 40 turns clockwise to wind it, especially if it has been resting for more than a month. Pull it out to position 3 and the seconds hand stops, so you can set the minute hand and the blue GMT hand together to your home time on the 24-hour scale. Push it in to position 2 and turn the crown to jump the hour hand one hour at a time without stopping the movement, going forward past midnight until the date shows yesterday, then keep going into today until it reaches your local time with the right daytime or nighttime. Push the crown back in and screw it down tight to keep water out. Turn the bezel either way to line up a third time zone with the GMT hand. On your wrist, the Oysterlock folding clasp locks shut with a safety lever, and its Easylink extension slides out about 5 mm for extra comfort on a hot day. Inside beats the caliber 3285 with about 70 hours of power reserve, sealed in a case water resistant to 100 meters.

Comes as a full set, double-boxed with Rolex inner presentation box, outer box, 2025 international warranty card, card wallet, warranty booklet, GMT-Master II instruction manual, green Superlative Chronometer seal tag, and white hang tag.

When Rolex retired the Pepsi in 2026, the caped crusader’s sidekick stepped into the spotlight as one of the most talked about GMTs on the planet. For the traveler who collects passport stamps as proudly as pieces in the watch box, it is the kind of sidekick that never misses a flight. Gotham can wait, but a Batgirl this fresh rarely sits still for long.