Rolex Sprite

Rolex Sprite​ is the newest addition to Rolex’s GMT Master II series. The bezel of this GMT timepiece is black and has the Rolex green bezel. One would assume that’s what will get most users thrilled, or at least talking about it. However, you’d be mistaken. Since it is Rolex’s first left-handed piece, the latest Rolex GMT-Master II “Sprite” has been and will continue to be contentious. It’s not just the crown that has been moved to the opposite side; the date window has been moved as well.

The in-house calibre 3285 mechanical movement drives the Rolex Sprite​ GMT Master II. The Rolex 3285 is a member of the new series of Rolex calibers, with a 70-hour power reserve as well as COSC certification. The 3285 movement in the Pepsi and Batman is distinct from the 3285 movements in Sprite. Mirroring the movement to match the crown and date display at the 9 o’clock position required adjustments.

The watch features a 24-hour graduated bidirectional rotatable bezel cerachrom insert in ceramic, two-color green and black, and molded numerals and graduations. Unlike other designer products, this authentic replica of the Rolex GMT-Master II “Sprite” has a high-quality ceramic bezel with engraved numbers rather than printed numbers.

In addition, this Rolex Sprite​ replica is completely functional. It has functions such as a central second, minute, and hour hand and the display is available 24 hours a day. Second-time zone with distinct hour display rapid setting. Immediate Date is a term that is used to describe a date that occurs while Stop-Seconds are used to set the time accurately.

Both the Oyster and Jubilee bracelets are available for the Rolex Sprite​. Picking the right band can thus make a big difference in the kind of timepiece you obtain. Most people consider both the Oyster and the Jubilee to be the best on the market while others do not.

In the past, Rolex has forced the users to choose between the two GMT Master II models until 2021. So if you are attempting to select which bracelet is best for you then the Oyster bracelet is sportier and more suitable for everyday use. However, if you like a more flashy and classy look, the Jubilee is ideal for you. Generally, with the Rolex GMT-Master II “Sprite”, you cannot really go wrong with either option.

Regardless of the controversy, the Rolex Rolex Sprite​ is a fantastic addition to the Rolex GMT family. After all, it is still a Rolex, which means the quality is still there and demand will almost certainly always be high. Besides, it may be ideal for a huge number of users.