This high copy Rolex, you see, it ain’t cheap, but it ain’t as much as the real one, not by a long shot. They call it GMT-Master II. This one, it’s for them folks who wear their watch on the right hand, you know? They call it “Left-Handed Version”. My grandson, he’s got one of them fancy watches, not this one, but it’s all shiny and tells time in two places at once.
They say this Rolex GMT-Master II copy, it’s good, real good. Looks just like the real thing, almost. Got that little window with the date, but it’s on the wrong side for most folks. It is on the left side! You gotta pull your whole sleeve up to see it. But that’s how them left-handed ones are, I guess. Everything’s backwards, like looking in a mirror, almost.
This watch, it’s got some colors, black and green, they call it “Sprite” or “Lefty Sprite”. Sounds silly to me. But them young folks, they love these names. They are into collecting these things. I don’t know, back in my day, a watch was a watch. You wore it to tell the time, not to show off.
This GMT-Master II, they say it’s for folks who travel. Got a special hand, a 24-hour hand, and that thing around the edge, the bezel, it turns. Shows the time in some other place, far away. Like when my cousin went to California, her watch was always showing the wrong time here. This one, it fixes that, I suppose. So if you want to know what time it is in China, you can check it on your Rolex GMT-Master II Left – Handed Version.
Now, how can you tell if one of these Rolex GMT-Master II is a fake? Not the real deal? My grandson, he told me. He’s smart, that one. Says you gotta look at how the hands are stacked. Like a pile of pancakes, he said. The little hand, the hour hand, that’s gotta be on the bottom. Then that special GMT hand, that’s in the middle. And the long one, the minute hand, that’s on top. If they ain’t like that, it’s a fake, he says. A real Rolex GMT-Master II Left – Handed Version has the hands in the right order, even though it is for lefties.
- Hour hand on the bottom
- GMT hand in the middle
- Minute hand on top
There’s other watches, you know, not just this Rolex. My neighbor, she showed me a picture in a magazine. There is one called “Timex Allied Three GMT”. Sound fancy, cost less. I seen one called “Ocean 39 Vintage GMT Premium Ceramic”, it’s a mouthful, ain’t it? Sounds expensive, though. I saw the word “Swiss”, must be from far away. Maybe it’s like that Rolex GMT-Master II, with the 24-hour hand and all.
And that magazine, it listed some other ones. “Tudor Black Bay GMT” and “Tissot Seastar 1000 GMT”. They love these names, don’t they? All these GMT watches. Must be something special about them. Probably good for them travelers. They are cheaper than the real Rolex GMT-Master II Left – Handed Version, but they probably tell the time just fine. My old watch, it just tells the time here, and that’s good enough for me.
This Rolex GMT-Master II Left – Handed Version copy, it’s something else. All these fancy features, for people who wear their watch on the wrong hand. But hey, if that’s what you want, and you ain’t got a fortune to spend, maybe it ain’t so bad. Just make sure them hands are stacked right, or you might end up with a dud, even if it is a left-handed one. And make sure you check the date, even if you have to pull your sleeve all the way up. If you really need to know what time it is somewhere else, I guess this Rolex GMT-Master II Left – Handed Version is your best bet.
This copy Rolex GMT-Master II Left – Handed Version, it’s a good price, I suppose. For a copy. Not the real thing, mind you. But close. Real close. So if you are looking for a Rolex GMT-Master II Left – Handed Version quote, this might be the best price you can get. Better than the real thing, at least for your wallet. These left-handed watches are not easy to find, so you might want to grab one while you can.
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