The bezel
Two colours in one monobloc Cerachrom ring — red and blue ceramic fused together, a manufacturing feat that holds its colour for life.
Rolex · Oyster Perpetual
Two time zones. One unmistakable bezel.
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The traveller’s Rolex — a 24-hour hand and the red-and-blue ‘Pepsi’ Cerachrom bezel, set on a Jubilee bracelet.

The reference
Born in the 1950s for the pilots crossing time zones at the dawn of intercontinental flight, the GMT-Master gave its wearer a second hour hand and a rotating 24-hour bezel — home and away, read at a glance.
This is the 126710BLRO: the celebrated two-colour ‘Pepsi’ Cerachrom bezel — red and blue fused into a single ceramic ring, a genuine feat of manufacture — on the dressier five-link Jubilee bracelet.
The calibre 3285 drives it, with a jumping local hour hand that adjusts independently without stopping the watch, and roughly seventy hours of reserve. The piece for anyone who lives between two clocks.
Inquire about this referenceTwo colours in one monobloc Cerachrom ring — red and blue ceramic fused together, a manufacturing feat that holds its colour for life.
A second time zone, read against the rotatable bezel — track home while you travel, or a third zone entirely.
Calibre 3285 with an independent jumping hour hand and ~70h reserve. Certified Superlative Chronometer.
“Home and away, read on a single dial.”
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