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Bruce Wayne
The Bruce Wayne is the Rolex GMT-Master II reference 126710GRNR — 40mm Oystersteel with a grey and black Cerachrom bezel, introduced in 2024. Rolex collecting names bezels after their colours, and where the blue-and-black GMT became the Batman, the grey-and-black one took the name of the man behind the mask. Mechanically it is the current-generation GMT-Master II: calibre 3285, roughly 70 hours of power reserve, and a true second time zone set by an independent hour hand. It comes on either the Oyster or the Jubilee bracelet, and the choice changes the watch considerably — the Jubilee dresses it down, the Oyster keeps it a tool watch. It is the most understated of the two-colour bezels and the hardest to photograph well; in most light it reads as charcoal rather than grey. We have stocked the 126710GRNR across the 2024, 2025 and 2026 production years.
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Pre-owned Rolex Bruce Wayne
The Bruce Wayne is the Rolex GMT-Master II reference 126710GRNR — 40mm Oystersteel with a grey and black Cerachrom bezel, introduced in 2024. Rolex collecting names bezels after their colours, and where the blue and black became the Batman, the grey and black took the name of the man behind the mask.
It is the most understated of the two-colour bezels and the hardest to photograph well — in most light it reads as charcoal rather than grey. We have listed the 126710GRNR across the 2024, 2025 and 2026 production years.
The newest of the two-colour bezels
The 126710GRNR arrived in 2024 as the fourth two-colour Cerachrom GMT, after the Batman, the Pepsi and the Sprite. It uses the same current-generation case and the calibre 3285, with roughly 70 hours of power reserve and a true second time zone set by an independently adjustable hour hand.
Oyster or Jubilee
Like the rest of the current GMT line it comes on either bracelet, and the choice matters more than the specification sheet implies. On the Oyster it reads as a tool watch; on the Jubilee it becomes considerably dressier. The bezel is subtle enough that the Jubilee version passes as a plain steel sports watch at arm’s length.
What to check
Because these are recent, most examples come with a full set — confirm that the card matches the case number and that the bracelet is the one the watch left the factory on. Check the bezel action is crisp in both directions and that the grey section has no chips where it meets the black.
Related collections
Compare with the Batman, the Pepsi, the Root Beer and the Sprite, or browse the full GMT-Master II collection.
Frequently asked questions
It is the GMT-Master II reference 126710GRNR, a 40mm Oystersteel GMT with a grey and black ceramic bezel, launched in 2024.
Collectors named it after the Batman, which has the blue and black bezel. The grey and black is the quieter, undercover version — hence the man rather than the alias.
Both. The 24-hour bezel is split, with grey covering the daytime hours. In most indoor light the grey reads as dark charcoal.
Yes, on either the Jubilee or the Oyster. Check which one a given watch is wearing, as it is not interchangeable at no cost.
