Known to collectors as the “Zombie,” this two-tone GMT-Master II wears ghostly gray and black ceramic that gives the classic pilot’s watch a darker, cooler mood. Some fans also call it “Bumblebee,” and black and yellow gold on the wrist does feel a bit like a Transformers cameo. Built for globe trotters who keep one eye on home and one eye on the next gate, it fits right in on a red-eye flight or at a Halloween party with a Thriller playlist.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Set against a glossy black dial, hour markers framed in yellow gold glow blue in the dark, while a yellow “GMT-Master II” signature adds a warm pop of color. Draped across the wrist, the five-piece Jubilee bracelet mixes polished yellow gold center links with brushed steel outer links, so it shines like honey and glows like moonlight at the same time. Finished with a folding Oysterlock clasp, a polished gold cover topped with the Rolex crown sits between brushed steel edges and hides a 5 mm Easylink extension for warm summer days.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, a 24-hour GMT hand, an independently set local hour hand, and third time zone tracking. Sitting at 3 o’clock, the screw-down Triplock crown unscrews counterclockwise to its first position for winding, and screwing it back down after setting protects the case’s 100-meter water rating. Pulled all the way out to the second click, it stops the seconds hand so home time can be set first, with the arrow-tipped GMT hand moving along with the other hands. Pushed back in one click, it jumps the hour hand forward or backward one hour at a time to local time without stopping the watch, and passing midnight changes the date in either direction. Turning the bidirectional bezel by the hour difference, counterclockwise for a zone ahead or clockwise for one behind, lets the GMT hand read a third time zone.

Comes as a full set, boxed with warranty documentation.

Spooky nickname, two-tone swagger, and jet-age roots make a mix that no other Rolex pulls off quite the same way. Perfect for the collector who already owns a Pepsi or a Batman and wants the cool kid of the GMT family, it is ready to rise from the box and land on the wrist. One look in person, and it may never go back in the safe.