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Rolex GMT-Master II 16710

“Coke / Pepsi insert”

78SCORE / 100
B+
Vintage grade B+: solid, selectiveToday's call · Hold
Short termunder 1 yearStrongMid term1 to 3 yearsFairLong term3+ yearsFair

Graded on the vintage scale: rank #7 of 26 rated vintage references

Retail (1992)$3,500
Typical sale today$12,000Typical range $11,000 to $13,200
Vs retail+246%
1-year+7%

Market range: the middle half of 121 recorded eBay sales in the last 12 months. Vintage sales include serviced and redialed examples, so the best original pieces can sell above it.

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Market price history

2023202420252026 $12,900

Median recorded eBay sale price for each quarter with 3 or more sales. Dashed line marks the 1992 retail price.

Investment scorecard

Momentum68Measured price direction: the median recorded sale of the last 4 months against the median of 8 to 12 months ago. 50 means flat; small samples are pulled toward 50.
Liquidity99How easily it sells: recorded sales in the last 12 months (300 or more scores 100) and eBay's 90-day sell-through rate.
Scarcity35Demand against supply. For modern pieces, how far the market sits above or below current retail, plus a lift if production has ended. For vintage, how rarely one comes up for sale.
Value entry20Where the latest quarter's median sale sits inside its own 3-year range. Buying near the low scores high; buying at the high scores low.
Condition safety81How safe a typical example is: the age of the design, plus how tightly sale prices cluster (a wide spread means condition and originality swing the price).

The story

The last aluminum-bezel GMT and the collector's sweet spot: swappable Coke, Pepsi, and black inserts on one watch.

Late 'Stick Dial' and error-dial examples carry extra premiums. Original US retail was $3,500 in 1992.

One watch, three personalities: the 16710 shipped with Pepsi, Coke, or all-black aluminum inserts, and owners could swap them at service for pocket change. Those same inserts now sell for four figures on their own.

It ran for 18 years, long enough to span tritium and Luminova dials, pierced and solid lugs, and the switch to the 3186 calibre, with its Parachrom hairspring, in the final years, which the forum crowd pays premiums to find. A field guide reference in the truest sense.

Our verdict: Neo-vintage darling. Insert originality and unpolished cases drive the price; buy the best example you can.

Configurations

Sizes40mm
Case & braceletOystersteel (stainless)
Factory braceletOyster or Jubilee
Factory bezelsAluminum inserts: red/black 'Coke', red/blue 'Pepsi', all black (all three are factory-correct)
Notable dialsBlack, tritium then Luminova
Caliber3185 / 3186
Production1989 to 2007 (discontinued)

Recent recorded sales

SoldExamplePrice
Nov 3, 2026Pre-owned · eBay sale ↗︎$14,200
Nov 3, 2026Pre-owned · eBay sale ↗︎$15,322
Nov 2, 2026Pre-owned · eBay sale ↗︎$10,500
Oct 30, 2026Pre-owned · eBay sale ↗︎$11,000
Oct 14, 2026Pre-owned · eBay sale ↗︎$13,775
Oct 12, 2026Pre-owned · eBay sale ↗︎$11,000

Recorded eBay completed sales, logged at our last data refresh.

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Quick answers

How much is a Rolex GMT-Master II 16710 worth?

Recorded eBay sales from the last 12 months put the typical Rolex GMT-Master II 16710 at $12,000, with the middle half selling between $11,000 and $13,200 (120 sales). Condition, box and papers move the price within that range.

Is the Rolex GMT-Master II 16710 a good investment?

The Crown Index grades it B+ (78/100) from real resale data, and today's call is hold. Solid resale, with limited room to grow from today's price. Past prices are not a forecast.