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Sprite

The Sprite is the Rolex GMT-Master II reference 126720VTNR — the left-handed one. In 2022 Rolex moved the crown and date window to the left of the case, making it the first regular-production destro Rolex, and gave it a green and black Cerachrom bezel. The green-on-black earned it the Sprite name. It is designed to be worn on the right wrist, though plenty of owners wear it conventionally and simply enjoy having the crown out of the way of the back of the hand. The date window at 9 o’clock is the detail people either love or cannot get past. There is also the white gold 126729VTNR. Both are difficult to buy at retail, which is most of why they are here.

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Pre-owned Rolex Sprite

The Sprite is the Rolex GMT-Master II reference 126720VTNR — the left-handed one. In 2022 Rolex moved the crown and date window to the left of the case, making it the first regular-production destro Rolex, and paired it with a green and black Cerachrom bezel. The green on black is where the name comes from.

There is also a white gold version, the 126729VTNR. Both are difficult to buy at retail, which is most of the reason they reach us pre-owned.

The first left-handed Rolex

Destro watches — crown on the left, made to be worn on the right wrist — had existed as special orders and one-offs for decades, but never as a catalogue Rolex. The 126720VTNR changed that in 2022. The case is the standard 40mm Oystersteel GMT case, mirrored, with the date window at 9 o’clock and a Jubilee or Oyster bracelet.

Who it actually suits

Plenty of owners are right-handed and wear it conventionally, simply enjoying having the crown clear of the back of the hand. The date at 9 o’clock is the detail people either love or cannot get past, and it is worth seeing in person rather than in photographs — the dial layout reads differently on the wrist.

What to check

These are recent watches, so most come with a full set; confirm the card matches the case number. Check the crown threads cleanly, as a left-side crown is a different habit and cross-threading is more common on these than on standard cases. Verify the bezel action and that the 24-hour hand sets independently.

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Frequently asked questions

The GMT-Master II reference 126720VTNR — a 40mm left-handed GMT with a green and black ceramic bezel, launched in 2022.

For the green-on-black bezel, following the same naming habit that produced the Pepsi, the Coke and the Batman.

Yes. The case is mirrored, with the crown at 9 o’clock and the date window beneath it, so it can be worn on the right wrist.

Yes, the 126729VTNR in white gold.

No. Many owners wear it on the left and simply appreciate that the crown no longer digs into the back of the hand.