USD/HKD 7.842 Gold US$4,085 WEEKLY DATA
Grey Mkt
SUB Date 126610LNUS$15,839▼ −0.1%
Daytona 126500LNUS$35,978▼ −2.2%
GMT Pepsi 126710BLROUS$29,009▼ −0.5%
GMT Batman 126710BLNRUS$20,669▲ +0.6%
OP 41 Blue 124300US$14,592▲ +8.1%
Datejust 41 126334US$16,521▼ −2.0%
Sky-Dweller 326934US$24,028▲ +3.3%
Explorer II 226570US$13,161▲ +0.2%
RRGI Index1,002 pts▲ +0.6%
SUB Date 126610LNUS$15,839▼ −0.1%
Daytona 126500LNUS$35,978▼ −2.2%
GMT Pepsi 126710BLROUS$29,009▼ −0.5%
GMT Batman 126710BLNRUS$20,669▲ +0.6%
OP 41 Blue 124300US$14,592▲ +8.1%
Datejust 41 126334US$16,521▼ −2.0%
Sky-Dweller 326934US$24,028▲ +3.3%
Explorer II 226570US$13,161▲ +0.2%
RRGI Index1,002 pts▲ +0.6%
Grey Market Intelligence
Thursday, 2 July 2026
Model Profile
Model Profile · GMT-Master II

Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi 126710BLRO — Grey Market Price

Reference 126710BLRO · Discontinued February 2026 · Oystersteel

The GMT-Master II 126710BLRO — known universally as the "Pepsi" for its blue and red ceramic bezel — was discontinued by Rolex in February 2026, with no replacement announced. The reference introduced in 2018 marked the return of the beloved Jubilee bracelet to the GMT-Master line after an absence of decades. Its discontinuation has shifted it into a different category: a collectible with a fixed and finite supply, subject to premium dynamics that no longer track production economics.

Professional GMT 40mm Jubilee Bracelet ⚠ Discontinued Feb 2026 ◼ Signal:
Current Grey Market Price
$29,326–$31,140
▼ −0.5% vs 21 Jun 2026
Retail MSRP (US)US$11,300
Grey/Retail Premium+163% above proxy retail ($11,300)
Range since launch$29,326–$31,140 (from 7 Jun 2026)
SourceChrono24
7D Change
▼ −0.5%
vs 21 Jun 2026
30D Change
Tracking from 7 Jun
YTD Change
Tracking from 7 Jun
52W High
Tracking from 7 Jun
52W Low
Tracking from 7 Jun
RR Signal
Updated 28 Jun 2026
Price History

Four weekly snapshots — 7 Jun through 28 Jun 2026.

Grey market data runs: 7, 14, 21, and 28 June 2026. Source: Chrono24. Week-over-week comparison is now live — see the 7D Change above. 30-day, YTD, and 52-week history accumulates with further weekly scans.

Investment Thesis

The Discontinued Premium: What Happens When Rolex Stops Making a Watch

The Rolex secondary market has a consistent historical pattern with discontinued references: premiums compress briefly at announcement as speculative holders exit, then recover and typically exceed pre-discontinuation levels within 12–24 months as the supply of unworn examples depletes. This pattern has been observed with the Submariner "Hulk" (116610LV), the GMT-Master II "Batman" first generation, and multiple Daytona variants. The Pepsi now enters this cycle.

The 126710BLRO is in a structurally stronger position than most discontinued references for three reasons. First, the Jubilee bracelet combination was unique to this reference — its successor will require Rolex to either continue the Jubilee GMT or introduce a meaningfully different alternative. Second, the blue/red colorway is the most recognisable GMT bezel combination in Rolex history, with over 60 years of cultural weight. Third, there is currently no replacement reference, meaning buyers seeking a new Jubilee GMT have no authorised dealer alternative.

"Discontinuation removes the ceiling. The question is no longer what Rolex charges for a Pepsi — because Rolex no longer sells one."

For collectors, the discontinuation creates a decision point: unworn full-set examples in mint condition will increasingly command a scarcity premium over circulated stock. Condition and completeness will matter more for this reference than for any other in the RRGI going forward.

Bull Case
No successor announced; unworn stock depletes within 12–18 months; collector demand intensifies as the reference enters "vintage" classification.
Bear Case
Rolex announces a replacement reference; discontinued premium fails to materialise if the broader grey market corrects simultaneously.
RR Verdict
The Pepsi is the most interesting risk/reward position in the RRGI following discontinuation. Monitor for 6 months before making a verdict on trajectory.
Technical Specifications
Reference126710BLRO
Introduced2018 (Baselworld)
DiscontinuedFebruary 2026
SuccessorNone announced
Case MaterialOystersteel
Case Diameter40 mm
Water Resistance100 m (330 ft)
BezelBlue/Red Cerachrom, 24-hour graduated
DialBlack, 24-hour hand in red
BraceletJubilee, 5-link, Oystersteel
ClaspOysterlock with Easylink
CalibreCal. 3285 (in-house, GMT complication)
Power ReserveApprox. 70 hours
Retail MSRP (US)US$11,300 (at discontinuation)
RolexRadar Signal
Updated 28 June 2026
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