Short answer, yes, it is discontinued.

Coke was an aluminum bezel insert as part of the 16710 model series; however, Rolex has yet to make a ceramic Coke bezel for the current GMT model line.

 

Yup, if you want a "modern" GMT you have the BLNR, all black or the Pepsi in White Gold to choose from. The SS Pepsi and Coke are discontinued but were in production for decades so hardly "limited" if you want one..

 

They should bring back the coke bezel. I always like it more than pepsi bezels. Unfortunately if they do, it will probably only be made with precious metals.

 

Near future!

Disagree with above. I think if they do, they will do it in SS instead of precious model.

 

I would think it is highly likely it would be platinum, since there currently is no platinum GMT (but I guess there is no platinum sub either). The only challenge is the current method to create a 2-tone ceramic bezel causes the red to be more maroon and not bright red.

 

As long as its not on a Jubilee bracelet, then they'll have my money when its made.

 

May I ask why?

I always like the Coke on Jubilee looks super good! it will give a bit of variation from what they currently have besides the color.

 

It got seized in a DEA raid.

 

I've had this one for about eleven years, very much prefer the look of the Coke v. the Pepsi. Jubilee or no Jubilee -- the latter being my preference -- this one won't be leaving my collection anytime soon.

 

Have you seen this model? It's basically a coke gmt with the red half of the bezel changed to black. I think it would fit your needs nicely and there are plenty available right now on watchrecon

 

Call me picky but I'm not a fan of the green. Is there a version where that hand's red or white?

 

My GMT Master II ... Have both Coke and Pepsi inserts but prefer the Pepsi

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Rolex is still figuring out how many people of what tax bracket want one so they can decide which exotic material to make it out of for a ceramic reissue.

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Rolex is still figuring out how many people of what tax bracket want one so they can decide which exotic material to make it out of for a ceramic reissue.

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LOL - Brilliant!

 

Root beer or go home.

 

Call me picky but I'm not a fan of the green. Is there a version where that hand's red or white?

I actually agree with you about the green. It's red on the Pepsi BLRO, but of course that's a much more expensive watch.

The Coke GMT was still produced as late as something like 2005, so it's not hard to find one in excellent condition. DavidSW actually had a minty late-model one a few weeks ago, and I admit I lingered over it for awhile even though I don't need another GMT at all. You don't get the beautiful ceramic bezel, but you do get case proportions that many people prefer, so it might be a worthwhile tradeoff.