Nicknamed “Green Arrow” for the emerald GMT hand that streaks across its black dial like Oliver Queen’s most famous trick shot, this GMT-Master II is made for people who keep one eye on home and the other on the horizon. Built for the jet-setter who treats time zones like stepping stones, it tells two times at once without ever losing its cool. Think Neo’s wardrobe meets a Pan Am first-class lounge.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Scratch-resistant black Cerachrom on the bezel glows with a deep, glossy finish, its platinum-coated 24-hour numerals popping like city lights on a night flight. Polished flanks and brushed lug tops on the case trade gloss for matte as the wrist turns, catching light like a skyline at golden hour. Down the wrist, an Oyster bracelet alternates brushed outer links with polished center links for a jewelry-like shimmer that is dressy enough for the boardroom and tough enough for the tarmac.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, second time zone, 24-hour rotating bezel. Unscrew the Triplock crown and pull it to position 2 to quick set the date and the local hour hand, which jumps in crisp one-hour steps without disturbing the minute or GMT hands. Pull it to position 3 to stop the seconds hand and set the minutes and GMT hand together, so time can be synced to the second. Turn the bidirectional bezel either way to track a third time zone alongside the GMT hand.

Comes as a complete set, triple-boxed with warranty card, green seal tag, white hangtag, warranty booklet, manual, card wallet, spare link.

Retired from Rolex’s catalog but never from the spotlight, this reference debuted in 2007 and became the GMT a whole generation of collectors grew up lusting after. A natural fit for the traveler, the tool-watch purist, or the collector who wants all business with just one wink of green. Somewhere out there is a window seat with your name on it, and a wrist that already knows how to get there.