Rolex has released another left-handed GMT-Master II with a black-and-green Cerachrom bezel, but there are two big differences between it and the original Sprite from three years ago. A white gold ...

yellow gold and white gold. An exception was made in 1999 when one person was granted a Cosmograph Daytona rendered in platinum. The first time Rolex started producing platinum Daytonas in a ...

Such a release would likely feature Rolex’s proprietary Everose gold or a striking white gold combination. A ceramic bezel insert with deep red and black hues would honor the original design ...

Available in platinum, rose gold, and "white Rolesor", Rolex’s own gold mix ... earthy texture with streaks of gold, red, and black. The natural material also makes each piece unique.

Rolex has released another left-handed GMT-Master II with a black-and-green Cerachrom bezel ... For one, the case and bracelet are made of white gold rather than Oystersteel.