Now, I also know that this gold and bi-colour preference of watches is a cultural thing. Perhaps a bi-colour Rolex Submariner or GMT-Master was always widely accepted in Florida for example (from what I understand from Mike Stockton’s stories. I mean, it is also his watch pictured above here), but keep in mind that in conservative Europe, it is either stainless steel or white gold. Wearing a gold watch means you are either old or have a questionable profession. I think it is time to get rid of that bias and just wear what you like. In any case, I have been wearing gold watches on and off for the last few years and I feel pretty comfortable with it. Well, that’s still many words spent on something I just wrote I don’t care about. To cut a long story short, I was happily surprised to see Rolex introducing this wonderful combination of stainless steel and Everose gold for their GMT-Master II.