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Stef_Call · 27 July 2007, 12:33 AM

Hi all,
From being on this forum I know one thing is certain. Only Rolex know what they will do in the future and they are extremely good at keeping this information private. Knowing this I am still very interested in knowing your opinion on this.

The life span of the Green 24Hr hand and inscription on the new GMT II?

I might be wrong but I believe the green colour is used to celebrate a Rolex 50th anniversary?? Is this correct? Will this mean that in the near future it’s possible they will change it back to the traditional Red hand?? Would that mean the green handed models could become a rare collector’s edition???

I have really enjoyed your posts & pictures posted on this forum. Keep the pictures coming
Thanks for having me onboard

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Stef.

27 July 2007, 12:33 AM	#1
Stef_Call Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Real Name: Stefan Location: Dublin, Ireland Watch: SS Daytona,GMT IIc Posts: 470	New GMT II is the Green 24hr hand here to stay?? Hi all, From being on this forum I know one thing is certain. Only Rolex know what they will do in the future and they are extremely good at keeping this information private. Knowing this I am still very interested in knowing your opinion on this. The life span of the Green 24Hr hand and inscription on the new GMT II? I might be wrong but I believe the green colour is used to celebrate a Rolex 50th anniversary?? Is this correct? Will this mean that in the near future it’s possible they will change it back to the traditional Red hand?? Would that mean the green handed models could become a rare collector’s edition??? I have really enjoyed your posts & pictures posted on this forum. Keep the pictures coming Thanks for having me onboard . Stef.

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