For preview, we are honored by your visit to our showroom, "Sahl Al Manal" for used precious watches and pens. Jeddah, Al Shula Center for Gold and Jewelry, Mushrifa district, Gate No. 2. We only deal with original items. Full information about the watch is below. The image shows a Rolex GMT-Master II watch, specifically the version known as the "Sprite", which features the crown and date indicator on the left side, with a two-tone ceramic bezel: green and black. Technical specifications of the original watch: Model: Rolex GMT-Master II (Ref: m126720vtnr-0002). Bezel: Bi-directional "Cerachrom" insert in green and black ceramic with engraved numerals and graduations. Bracelet: The watch in the picture comes with a five-link "Jubilee" bracelet, designed for comfort and flexibility. Material: Made of highly resistant stainless steel "Oystersteel". Movement: Self-winding mechanical movement with GMT function to display two time zones. The Rolex "Sprite" watch in the image is unique because it was specifically designed for left-handed people (Lefty/Destro). Here are the main reasons for this design: 1. Ease of use (for left-handers) A left-handed person usually wears a watch on their right wrist. In this position, the crown (setting knob) on normal watches faces the arm, making it difficult to set the time or manually wind the watch. By placing the crown at the 9 o'clock position (left side), it becomes easily accessible with the thumb and index finger of the left hand while wearing the watch on the right wrist. 2. Comfort and prevention of "bumping" In traditional watches, the crown may press against the back of the hand when bent if the watch is on the right wrist. This design reduces friction and provides greater comfort for left-handed users, and is also preferred by some right-handed users who do not want the crown to protrude towards their palm. 3. Historical and technical distinction Although Rolex produced left-handed watches in the past (based on special requests), this model (Ref. 126720VTNR) was a major surprise upon its release in 2022, as it required a complete re-engineering of the mechanical movement to flip the date disc and crown to the opposite side while maintaining chronometer accuracy. 4. Visual identity (green color) Designed in "Sprite" colors (green and black) to visually distinguish it from other popular versions like "Pepsi" (red and blue) and "Batman" (blue and black), making it a highly sought-after piece for collectors.