Nicknamed the “Batgirl”, this GMT-Master II makes a simple black dial feel like a night sky over a quiet city. It suits the collector who wants one steel Rolex for a suit and a passport. Half business and half adventure, it is the watch you reach for without thinking.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Set above the dial sits a black and blue Cerachrom bezel, a virtually scratch-proof insert with molded, fade-resistant numerals. Framed under a sapphire crystal and Cyclops lens rests a glossy black lacquer dial, where a bright blue 24-hour hand crosses the center to match the bezel. Wrapped around the wrist is a five-piece link Jubilee bracelet in Oystersteel, secured by a folding Oysterlock clasp with an Easylink extension for a perfect fit.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, and GMT. A screw-down crown on the right controls it all, so unscrew it and give it about thirty winds to wake the movement after it has rested. Pull the crown fully out to set the minute and 24-hour hands to home time, and the seconds stop for a clean start. Push it to the middle click to jump the local hour hand to local time, with the date following either way, while the 24-hour hand and bidirectional bezel track a second zone. Powered by the caliber 3285, it holds a 70-hour reserve, keeps -2/+2 daily accuracy, and resists water to 100 meters.

Comes as a complete set, double-boxed with the guarantee card, card wallet, GMT-Master II booklet, Oyster booklet, and green and white hang tags.

Only the Jubilee version carries the “Batgirl” nickname, setting it apart from its Oyster twin as one specific piece to chase. Made for the collector who has the obvious picks and now wants one with a real story. The right one rarely stays long, so a quiet word is worth it before it finds another wrist.