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This is a vintage Rolex GMT-Master II combination model known as the 'Ghost'.
It features a ghost bezel with faded numerals due to aging, making this a very rare item.
This is a full original model of the 16713, produced in 1991, featuring a tritium model that has undergone gold discoloration.
Normally, the brown dial has transformed into a very rare root beer dial, which has become golden in color.
It is all tritium from that era, and the bracelet has a matching initial number from 1991 with a P-code.
The wrist circumference is 21 cm with 12 links.
The 16713 from the watch shop has a flash fit with 401B attached from the Submariner.
In the unlikely event that even one part is not an original part or if it is fake, I will provide a full refund.
For try-ons, appraisals or immediate purchases, please contact ifqew84152 at yahoo.co.jp.
I will limit personal items to three, so there is a GMT solid gold watch 9 the 16758 tropical discoloration being sold, which is a rare item that cannot be bought back.
My profile picture is over a year old and includes the sold GMT Master black model 1675 combination from 1976 in the lower left and the right lower 16550 Explorer II white tritium with orange discoloration; thank you for your interest.
This GMT Master will be my last, the ninth one.
This is the one I do not want to sell the most and will resist until the end.
The Rolex in my profile image and the individual in the left-center part were purchases I made because I liked them, not for resale.
After this Rolex listing, I will not have any future listings. I have knowledge but
I will provide genuine box.
This watch is around 2 million yen and is the last of its kind.
The Submariner combination is priced around 130, but blue, especially black, has poor resale.
The Daytona combination looks similar to new models but was an unpopular model at 1 million and is now not popular even at 2.3 million with Tritium.
A well-known person with Goro's has worn this model from the 1980s, which has boosted its popularity to 2.5 million.
Considering resale, new works will end the 10% consumption tax refund on Trump's, and overseas sales are weak; prices have fallen for six months, and it has become difficult to purchase at retail prices.
New models are not handmade, they are all identical, leading to resale price competition in the second-hand market.
Vintage Rolexes, each with their originality and the condition of tritium and rare dials or bezels, sell quickly worldwide.
The most obvious difference in appearance is the most important, and if one cannot point out where they differ, they lack value.
The GMT Master model from 1991 is a gold-discolored ghost bezel with a three-link bracelet.
The 16713 model is popular for its three-link bracelet and is priced higher than the Jubilee bracelet.
For immediate purchases or price negotiations, please contact ifqew84152 at yahoo.co.jp.
Rare Vintage Rolex GMT-Master II Ghost Model - Full Original, Tritium, 1991
The 16713 GMT-Master II 'Ghost' represents a critical convergence of vintage Rolex desirability: early-1990s tritium lume (pre-luminous material standardization), natural dial patina conversion to warm tones, and faded bezel printing that authenticates age and handling. Collector demand for these pieces hinges on documented originality, matching bracelet codes, and the specific visual character of tritium degradation—gold discoloration and ghost bezels are not flaws but proof marks that command premiums in the secondary market. The three-link Oyster bracelet configuration (versus Jubilee) adds rarity; Japanese domestic early examples with full provenance typically outperform equivalent European finds. Condition preservation matters: original box and verifiable service history substantially affect valuations in the 2–3 million JPY range.