Batgirl

Why it matters

Batgirl is the Rolex GMT-Master II with a black and blue Cerachrom bezel on a Jubilee bracelet, reference 126710BLNR. It shares its dial and bezel with the Batman; the only difference is the bracelet, and that single distinction drives a real price and preference gap. Listings should always state which bracelet the watch wears.

When buying a Batgirl, confirm the reference and that the Jubilee is the factory five-link, not an aftermarket swap. Many owners buy both bracelets and switch them, so ask whether the Oyster is also included before you price the deal.

Common questions

What is a Batgirl Rolex?

A Batgirl is the Rolex GMT-Master II with a black and blue ceramic bezel on a Jubilee bracelet, reference 126710BLNR. It is the same watch as the Batman, which wears the same dial and bezel on an Oyster bracelet.

What is the difference between a Batman and a Batgirl?

Only the bracelet. Batman is the black-and-blue bezel GMT-Master II on the three-link Oyster bracelet. Batgirl is the same watch on the five-link Jubilee bracelet.

Related terms

• Batman(Batman Rolex, Batman GMT)

  Rolex GMT-Master II with a blue and black ceramic bezel on an Oyster bracelet.

• Pepsi(Pepsi Rolex, Pepsi GMT)

  Rolex GMT-Master / GMT-Master II with a red and blue bezel. The most iconic Rolex nickname, inspired by the Pepsi logo color scheme.

• Sprite

  Rolex GMT-Master II with a green and black bezel, reminiscent of the Sprite soda branding.

• Coke

  Rolex GMT-Master with a red and black bezel, evoking the Coca-Cola brand colors. First introduced on the 16760 'Fat Lady' in 1983.

• Jubilee

  Rolex's iconic five-link bracelet with a dressier, more refined look. Originally paired with the Datejust.