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| Rolex GMT-Master II |
GMT-Master II normally fitted with an Oyster bracelet but could unusually come with a Jubilee bracelet instead.
The bigger reason for its popularity has much to do with the watch itself, as it does with the person wearing it.
It comes with a degree of respect and recognition for having arrived at a certain stage in one’s life.
While this may sound superficial but there is a deeper reason as to why people who wears a Rolex are accorded an elevated status.
Rolex GMT-Master II is timeless.
With its conservative outlook, means that the company almost never makes questionable design choices.
While other major watchmakers chase trends, resulting in a confused catalogue of new models, it ultimately diluted their brand image.
Rolex steadfastly maintain what it does best, improving on its movements here and brushing up on its cases there.
The Rolex timepieces worn by Sir Edmund Hillary when he scaled Everest or worn by numerous world leaders from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Fidel Castro and you can instantly recognised watch as an Explorer, Submariner or GMT-Master of today.
That is why Rolex is regarded as a status symbol.
There are many expensive timepieces you can easily buy, but it takes a conscious decision to acknowledge the quality and the reliability of a watch that you wear.
