This New Rolex GMT Master II Features a Rare Meteorite Dial

Quick Take: Materials are what characterize this particular Rolex GMT Master II In a white gold case, it combines the popular red-and-blue ceramic "Pepsi" bezel with a silvery gray meteorite dial for a recognizable but distinct look that sets it apart from its sporty siblings It joins a Daytona and last year's Day-Date watches, which also featured meteorite dials and white gold cases.

Who It's For: Meteorite gives the otherwise sporty GMT Master II a lavish look, placing it in the company of sometimes flamboyant and diamond-decked Rolexes worn by celebrities and elite collectors Meteorite dials can be found in a range of watches across the industry as a popular way to offer something a little different - meteorites have a cool stories and offer interesting organic dial patterns Here, other elements make it immediately identifiable as a Rolex, but the meteorite dial makes it stand out as a special Rolex.

Key Features: A meteorite dial is cool because it's rare, comes from outer space, and provides an interesting look Otherwise it is very similar to the other GMT Master II watches recently released like this year's "Batman" and, more specifically, last year's "Pepsi" model. . Source