ARF Edition — Oyster Bracelet
The ARF iteration of the GMT-Master II 126715CHNR “Root Beer” represents a notable benchmark in rose gold replication. While full-gold replicas historically struggle with weight and oxidation resistance, ARF utilizes a heavy 18K Everose PVD plating over a 904L Oystersteel base, achieving a warm, copper-infused tone that closely mirrors genuine Rolex metallurgy. At a verified weight of 148.7g and a precise 12.2mm case thickness, this specific release addresses previous ergonomic complaints found in older BP or GMF batches.
Driving the complications is the Super Clone 3285 caliber, featuring the correct hand stack (CHS) architecture. This mechanism allows the independent hour hand to jump in one-hour increments for seamless local time adjustments without halting the balance wheel. Following strict horological testing, this movement yields a power reserve of approximately 36 hours, supported by improved stem engagement and rotor efficiency compared to legacy 3186 clones.
The visual profile is defined by its deep black lacquer dial and the bi-color Cerachrom ceramic bezel insert. The sharp transition line between the black and rich mocha brown ceramic segments demonstrates precise factory masking techniques. Platinum dust numerals in the bezel and blue Chromalight luminescence on the maxi dial indices complete the technical specifications.
- Movement: Super Clone 3285 Caliber — Approximately 36 hours
- Case Material: 904L Oystersteel with 18K Everose PVD, 40mm diameter, 148.7g weight
- Bezel: Bi-Color Cerachrom ceramic (black/brown) with platinum-coated numerals
- Crystal: Scratch-resistant sapphire with anti-reflective Black Hole cyclops
- Bracelet: Oyster bracelet, solid links, 18K Everose PVD with Glidelock extension
- Water Resistance: 30m stated — professional pressure test recommended before swimming
This reference serves the collector evaluating a full-precious metal aesthetic without the six-figure commitment. Its dimensional accuracy ensures it wears identically to the genuine article, though the mass will naturally differ from solid 18k gold.



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