Sell Your Rolex GMT-Master II in Boston
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Pepsi, Batman, Root Beer, Sprite — the GMT-Master II line has the most nickname-driven market in all of Rolex, and the gaps between them are real money. LBC Pawn Cash 4 Gold 3% Loans* buys GMT-Master II and vintage GMT-Master watches in Boston, priced bezel by bezel and bracelet by bracelet.
Sell for cash the same visit, or take a 3% loan on it* — the GMT stays yours, stored securely, while the cash is in your hand today. Text photos to 857-867-6468.
The GMTs we buy
- GMT-Master II 126710BLRO — “Pepsi”
- GMT-Master II 126710BLNR — “Batman” / “Batgirl” on Jubilee
- GMT-Master II 126715CHNR — “Root Beer” (Everose & two-tone)
- GMT-Master II 126720VTNR — “Sprite” (left-handed)
- GMT-Master II 126718GRNR / 126729VTNR — gold & black/grey bezel
- GMT-Master II 116710LN / 116710BLNR (ceramic, previous gen)
- GMT-Master 16710 — Coke & Pepsi, five-digit
- GMT-Master 1675 / 16750 / 16700 — vintage
- Yellow gold & white gold GMT references
Bracelet matters: on current Pepsi and Batman references, Jubilee versus Oyster changes the number. Bring whichever the watch is on — and any bracelet it was swapped from, if you still have it.
What drives GMT-Master money
Bezel colorway first — Pepsi leads, then Batman, with Root Beer and the left-handed Sprite in their own lanes. Then bracelet, then set completeness. The vintage side is a collector market: a 1675 with a correct gilt dial, pointed crown guards and faded “Pepsi” insert is worth multiples of a serviced, polished car, and we price originality the way collectors do.
One warning we give every vintage GMT owner: do not let a watchmaker swap the dial, hands or bezel insert for new parts before you sell. Original tritium parts are the value. Bring the watch exactly as it has lived.
Box & papers — they pay more, but they are not required
A full set — inner and outer box, warranty card, booklets, hang tags and links — adds real money to a GMT-Master II offer, because the next buyer pays for completeness. No box, no papers? We buy it anyway. Our staff authenticate and inspect the watch in-house: the movement, the reference and serial engravings, the dial, hands and bracelet are all checked at the counter, and we price what is in front of us.
Bringing more than the watch? The more you bring in, the more you get — a second watch, the gold chain you never wear, the coins in the drawer. Bundles are priced piece by piece in front of you, and the total is almost always stronger than selling each item separately somewhere else.
Bring a valid photo ID. Sellers and borrowers are 18+ with ID; serial numbers are checked and every transaction is recorded and reported exactly as Massachusetts law requires.
How it works
1. Text photos first. Photos of your GMT-Master II — dial, case back, clasp, plus the box and papers if you have them — to 857-867-6468. Get a realistic range before you travel.
2. Bring it in. 1107 Commonwealth Ave, Boston — Mon–Fri 11–6:30, Sat 11–4:30. Bring a valid photo ID (18+). Rolex deals are handled in our private VIP room, and we inspect and price the watch at the counter, in front of you.
3. Get paid the same visit. Cash on the spot if you sell — or a pawn loan at 3% per month* if you would rather borrow against it and keep it yours.
Why sell your GMT-Master II here?
Airport and travel-town buyers count on GMT owners being between trips and in a hurry. We are on Commonwealth Ave year-round — the offer is the same whether you fly out tomorrow or not.
Online marketplaces mean weeks of messages, shipping a five-figure watch to a stranger, and real fraud risk on the payment.
At LBC Pawn the watch is inspected at the counter in front of you, the offer is the offer, and you leave with cash the same visit — or with a loan ticket and the watch still yours.
Skip the drive-first guesswork. Text photos of the watch — dial, case back, and the box and papers if you have them — to 857-867-6468 and get a ballpark before you come. Prefer to talk? Call the same number during shop hours.
What a loan costs — in plain numbers
| If you borrow | After month 1 | After month 2 | After month 3 | After month 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $100 | $111 | $114 | $117 | $120 |
That first month includes the one-time 8% charge; after that it is a flat 3% per month. No hidden fees, no surprises — the full cost is printed on your ticket.
*Pawn loans: 3% per month interest plus a one-time 8% charge in the first month only. Example: a $100 loan costs $111 after month 1, $114 after month 2, $117 after month 3 and $120 after month 4. Loans run up to 4 months and may be renewed by paying the interest due. Borrowers must be 18 or older with valid photo ID. Items not redeemed by the end of the loan term may be sold as allowed by Massachusetts law.
More Rolex models we buy
Questions we hear
- Which GMT-Master II is worth the most?
- The steel Pepsi 126710BLRO is the market leader, with the Batman close behind; gold Root Beer and white-gold references price higher still on metal and rarity. Vintage 1675s vary enormously with dial originality.
- My GMT was bought on Jubilee but I prefer Oyster. Does the bracelet change the price?
- Yes — the bracelet the watch wears affects the offer, and having both bracelets (or the original it came on) is best of all. Tell us what you have and we price it honestly.
- Do you buy vintage GMT-Masters with faded bezels?
- Happily — a naturally faded insert is a collector feature, not a defect. Original dials, hands and inserts are exactly what we pay for on vintage GMTs.
- Can I pawn my GMT-Master II?
- Yes — 3% per month plus the one-time 8% first-month charge, up to 4 months, renewable. Steel Pepsi and Batman references secure top-tier loans.