The Rolex “Batman” GMT-Master II is one of the most popular sports Rolexes of the modern era, loved for its striking black-and-blue Cerachrom bezel. If you own one, you’re probably asking how much your Rolex Batman is worth.
Here’s what you need to know before selling at a watch auction.
What is the Rolex “Batman”?
“Batman” is the collector nickname for the GMT-Master II with a blue-and-black bezel. The current reference (126710BLNR) launched in 2019 on a Jubilee bracelet — which some call the “Batgirl” — following the earlier 116710BLNR. As a travel watch with dual-time functionality and a distinctive look, it enjoys huge demand and waiting lists at retail.
So, how much is a Rolex Batman worth?
As a rough UK guide, the current steel Batman typically sells on the secondary market for around £12,000–£18,000, with earlier references and full sets varying either side of that. Because it trades above its retail price, it remains a strong seller.
What affects the value?
- Reference & bracelet — Jubilee vs Oyster and the exact reference affect price.
- Box & papers — a complete set adds a meaningful premium.
- Condition — unpolished, unworn examples command more.
- Service history — documentation reassures buyers.
Selling your Batman with Juicy Auctions
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