Rolex’s iconic GMT-Master II is best known for its two-tone bezels and the nicknames they inspire. There’s the black-and-blue Batman, plus a whole soda aisle in the red-and-black Coke, the red-and-blue Pepsi, and the brown-and-black Root Beer. Today, as part of the industry trade show Watches & Wonders, Rolex is showing off a new GMT with a brand new color combination: green and black. If we’re taking nickname suggestions, may I submit the Heineken, Jägermeister, or even the Starbucks?

You have to stare a little longer to discover what else is new about this GMT. It becomes clear after a second: it’s a destro, which is watch jargon for left-handed. The crown and the date window have both been flipped to the left side of the case. This is the first time Rolex has done a full production run of a destro watch—a solution for lefties and rightites who might prefer the crown on the left side of the case so it doesn't dig into a twirling wrist. 

THE FAKE ROLEX GMT-MASTER II 126720VTNR

VTNR for “verte-noire” meaning a green-and-black bezel… But that’s not the biggest thing to see in the latest edition of the GMT-Master II. Made of Oystersteel, available either on Jubilee or Oyster bracelet, it pays tribute to rare prototypes created by the brand, and is equipped with a crown positioned on the left side.