GMT II TT or GMT II BLNR?

[quacker]

Which would you go for and why? Care to advise?

[RolexSunday]

Depend on your collections. If you already had a SS Sub. then go for the GMT TT. I think GMT TT is a class higher.

If you don't, and you want something more versatile, go with the BLNR.

[skyliner23]

Which would you go for and why? Care to advise?

GMT 2C TT will be my choice...reason : classy ..I had the gmt2c so TT will be my choice... Batman is still selling at a premium and I find it not worth spend that extra $$$

[enchilata]

If it's not your first Rolex, then BLNR would be my choice...

[durian_cake]

Sorry, can I know what TT and BLNR means?

[satch]

Blnr but wait for the premium pricing to go down... it is a desirable piece but nevertheless a regular production model so I feel not worth the pay the current premium price.

[dmitri]

Sorry, can I know what TT and BLNR means?

TT = Two tone (AKA gold and steel)
BLNR = Batman GMT2c (AKA newly released blue/black bezel model)

I vote BLNR, probably an age thing (late 20s here). But like satch says, I'd wait for prices to stabilise or go grey.

[Joshuasjw]

I think depends on ur budget too. Cos few grand differences in price plus whether ur those low profile person or bling lover. Tt will be more classy n loud but blnr will be more casual n easier to match. For gmt i will go for the blnr unless is sub then tt will be a better choice i guess.

[Merzt]

I will opt for the LN instead. BLNR is abit overprice now . But i find the black bezel look better after looking " Abit " too much on BLNR lol

[foomeng3]

depends on wat kind of dressing u usually go for?

Cos TT is more of a classy watch so at times certain casual dressing might nt match

[kelvin_koh]

BLNR, because I own 1 too.

[dtctan]

BLNR is way over priced, so I will opt for the TT GMT

[breitling77]

TT. BLNR will definitely drop in a few years times just like SS.

[quacker]

TT. BLNR will definitely drop in a few years times just like SS.

You mean when a newer model is introduced?

[satch]

You mean when a newer model is introduced?

when supply catches up with demand... just look at how the prices of the Sub-C, DSSD has dropped since initial introduction.