The GMT-Master II "Root Beer" is one of the warmest, most wearable two-tone watches ever made, and this replica brings that brown-and-rose-gold look to your wrist without the collector price tag. You get the same familiar 40 mm silhouette, the brown 24-hour bezel and the twin-hand GMT layout that makes the original so easy to live with. It is an everyday watch first: comfortable on the bracelet, legible in any light, and simple to set when you travel.
Key Features
- Two-tone finish pairing warm rose-gold tone with brushed and polished steel
- Brown 24-hour bezel insert with clear, fully filled numerals
- Independent GMT hand for tracking a second time zone
- Automatic mechanical movement with a smooth sweeping seconds hand
- Brown dial with luminous hour markers and hands
- Date window with magnifying lens at 3 o'clock
- Oyster-style three-link bracelet with a folding clasp and comfort extension
- Rated for everyday moisture such as hand washing and light rain
Materials and Specifications
The case measures about 40 mm across and is cut from stainless steel, then finished with a rose-gold-tone plating on the bezel, crown and center bracelet links to match the Root Beer palette. The crystal is a scratch-resistant sapphire-style dome with a cyclops magnifier over the date, and the case back is screw-down. Inside sits an automatic movement with a quickset date and a jumping 24-hour hand, so you can advance the local hour without stopping the watch. The bracelet uses solid links with a brushed outer finish and polished centers, and it tapers toward the clasp for a balanced fit on the wrist.
Shipping and Returns
Orders ship within a few business days in plain, discreet packaging with tracking provided. If the fit or finish is not what you expected, you can return the watch unworn in its original condition within the stated window for a refund or exchange.
What makes the Root Beer bezel different?
Instead of the usual black-and-blue split, the Root Beer uses a brown and rose-gold-tone two-tone bezel with 24-hour markings, which is what gives the watch its nickname and its warmer, dressier look.
Can the GMT hand be set separately?
Yes. Pull the crown to the middle position and the 24-hour hand jumps in one-hour steps, letting you set a home time while the main hands track wherever you are.
How do I size the bracelet at home?
Use a small screwdriver or spring-bar tool to remove links from the clasp side first, then fine-tune with the clasp extension. Take out one link at a time and check the fit before removing another.