The Rolex GMT-Master II 126720VTNR is the Sprite. Green and black ceramic bezel, left-handed case with the crown and crown guards on the left side, date cyclops at 9 o'clock. This version is on the Oyster bracelet instead of the Jubilee. The Oyster changes how the watch wears. It is heavier and reads sportier than the Jubilee. The polished center links dress it up just enough. VSF Watch got the left-handed case geometry, the bezel, and the movement right.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Factory | VSF Watch |
| Reference | 126720VTNR (GMT-Master II Sprite, left-handed, Oyster bracelet) |
| Movement | Dandong 3285 automatic GMT, 1:1 clone, independent jumping hour hand, 72-hour power reserve |
| Case dimensions | 40mm diameter |
| Material | 904L stainless steel |
| Bezel | Bidirectional green and black Cerachrom ceramic with platinum PVD engravings |
| Dial | Glossy black with white gold Chromalight indices, green GMT hand |
| Bracelet | 904L steel Oyster, polished center links, Oysterlock clasp with 5mm Easylink |
The left-handed layout. Crown and crown guards on the left at 9 o'clock. Date window and cyclops at 9 o'clock. Everything mirrored from the standard GMT-Master. The Sprite is the first left-handed GMT Rolex has ever made. For right-wrist wearers the crown on the left means no digging into the back of the hand. For left-wrist wearers it means wearing a watch with the crown pointing up your arm instead of down. The case finishing is the standard mix of brushed lugs and polished bevels. The lugs are the current slim profile. VSF got the mirrored case geometry right.
The bezel. Green on the upper half, black on the lower half. The color split is clean with no raised transition. The platinum PVD-filled numerals are bright and permanent. Bidirectional rotation with smooth, precise clicks. The bezel gear teeth are correctly machined.
The movement. Dandong 3285 automatic GMT. Independent jumping local hour hand. The green GMT hand tracks a second time zone. The local hour jumps in one-hour clicks without stopping the running seconds. Date at 9, driven through the hour hand. 72-hour power reserve. Winding smooth and date change clean.
The bracelet. Oyster with polished center links and brushed outer links. The Oyster is heavier and stiffer than the Jubilee. It reads more like a tool watch. The Oysterlock clasp has an Easylink extension. The polished center links pick up surface marks with daily wear, standard for the Oyster on the GMT-Master line.