Offered for sale is a Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 16710 featuring the highly collectible and increasingly sought-after “stick dial” variation. Produced during the final years of the 16710’s run (circa 1989–2007), this dial is distinguished by the absence of serifs on the “II” in “GMT-Master II,” appearing instead as two clean vertical lines—an understated detail recognized by seasoned Rolex collectors.
This reference represents the last of the classic aluminum bezel GMTs, available in Pepsi, Coke, or black configurations, and widely appreciated for its slimmer proportions and vintage-inspired design. Powered by Rolex’s reliable caliber 3185 (or late 3186), it features independent hour hand adjustment and the ability to track multiple time zones—hallmarks of the GMT-Master II lineage originally developed for professional pilots.

This example is presented in very good condition, showing light wear consistent with careful ownership. The case remains well-defined, the aluminum bezel retains strong color, and the watch wears comfortably thanks to its classic five-digit case profile. A compelling opportunity to acquire a late-production, transitional Rolex GMT with subtle collector significance and enduring appeal.