With the possible exception of the chronograph — which, let’s face it, only we few top UK Rolex replica watches nerds make use of today — if there’s a complication most beloved by aficionados and the general public alike, it would have to be the GMT. (Yes, the date window is technically a complication, and no — we’re not counting it.)

Why, you ask? Because with the simple addition of a fourth hand on the dial and a 24-hour scale or bezel, a GMT allows you to track the time in another (or multiple) time zone(s). And in a 21st century in which plenty of people are jetting around the world multiple times a month, or keeping track of colleagues or loved ones in far-flung locales, nothing could be more convenient.

The GMT Rolex fake watches for sale used to be the purview of large, blue-chip brands that had the money and manufacturing capability to either build or invest in relatively complicated movements — not so anymore. While you can of course still pay close to $10,000 for a Rolex GMT Master II, the gold standard of GMT Rolex replica watches shop site, today’s microbrand scene has made for an entire landscape of more affordable alternatives.

Rolex GMT-Master II Replica Watches

The OG. High quality fake Rolex GMT Master watches debuted in 1954 and accompanied Pan Am pilots on their transcontinental flights during the beginning of the Jet Age. Of course, the modern luxury copy Rolex watches is fair game for anyone, so long as you can get your hands on one. It features the Rolex cal. 3285 automatic movement with independently adjustable hour hand, a 40mm case and your choice of bezel configuration and metal.

Diameter: 40mm

Movement: Rolex cal. 3285 automatic

Water Resistance: 100m

Rolex Explorer II Replica Watches

The other Rolex GMT. Though we prefer the perfect Rolex Explorer II replica watches in its earlier 40mm iterations, the current reference still features your choice of black or white dial and a fixed 24-hour bezel. Why a fixed bezel? The Swiss movements super clone Rolex Explorer II watches was originally developed for spelunkers (cave divers) so that they could distinguish between day and nighttime hours in the complete darkness of a cave — not to track a second time zone. However, the modern versions feature a fully independent GMT hand, meaning you can absolutely use them for travel.

Diameter: 42mm

Movement: Rolex cal. 3187 automatic

Water Resistance: 100m