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Rolex DiW GMT-Master II OASIS Carbon
green textile strap and planted-gold bezel scale against the NTPT carbon case and woven dial
$1,350.00 Original price was: $1,350.00.$980.00Current price is: $980.00.
The OASIS Carbon configuration is defined by the green textile strap and planted-gold bezel scale against the NTPT carbon case and woven dial.
The attraction here is the contrast between the soft green textile strap and the layered carbon surfaces. A conventional steel GMT-Master II with a two-color ceramic bezel is the better choice for a familiar, brighter travel-watch look. Pick OASIS when the appeal is a lighter-wearing carbon configuration whose color arrives through the strap and restrained gold bezel markers.
a collector who wants GMT utility expressed through technical carbon texture, green textile and restrained gold accents
OASIS turns the GMT-Master II into a carbon-and-textile travel watch. Its NTPT carbon case, woven dial and bezel carry a deliberately technical look, while the green nylon Velcro strap and planted-gold bezel markers keep it from disappearing into an all-black palette. It is for the buyer who wants a GMT with real visual texture rather than the familiar steel-and-ceramic formula. In QC, the green strap, carbon buckle, gold marker placement, red GMT hand, date magnifier and carbon weave should all read cleanly together.
Confirmed configuration
- Movement
- Clone 3285 Caliber
- Bezel
- NTPT Carbon with planted gold markers (non-oil filled)
- Crystal
- Sapphire with AR
- Bracelet
- Green nylon textile Velcro strap with carbon buckle
- Water Resistance
- 30m
A GMT built around carbon rather than steel
OASIS takes the GMT-Master II in a distinctly technical direction. NTPT carbon fiber shapes the case, dial and bezel, so the watch reads through layered texture instead of polished metal or a brightly divided ceramic insert. The green nylon textile Velcro strap is the counterpoint: it brings the most immediate color to the wrist, while planted-gold bezel markers add small, warmer points around the dark carbon scale. It is an unusual combination, but it has a clear point of view.
The Clone 3285 Caliber provides the GMT configuration, and the sapphire crystal has AR treatment. At 30m water resistance, this is best approached as a carbon travel-style watch rather than a conventional tool-diver proposition. The configuration is about how the materials and color cues work together.
The strap changes the whole character
A steel bracelet would make the carbon look more formal and more familiar. OASIS goes the other way. The green textile strap keeps the watch visually light and makes the carbon weave feel more intentional, not merely dark. Its Velcro closure and carbon buckle are part of that character. If you rotate watches often or want the GMT to sit differently from an all-metal collection, that change at the wrist matters as much as the carbon case.
Where it sits beside a conventional GMT
Compare it with a steel GMT-Master II using a two-color ceramic bezel when deciding between recognizability and material contrast. The steel version puts the bezel colors and bracelet at the center of the design. OASIS puts the carbon texture first, then uses green and gold as controlled accents. The former suits a buyer who wants the classic travel-watch silhouette. This one makes more sense when the dial, bezel and strap should feel like a coordinated custom composition.
Details worth reviewing before dispatch
Start with the straight-on dial: the carbon weave should remain even, the applied markers should sit cleanly, and the hands must stay legible against the dark surface. Then inspect the red GMT hand, date window and cyclops alignment. On the bezel, check the spacing and placement of the planted-gold markers against the carbon scale. Finally, look at the strap from both sides: the green textile should sit straight at the lugs, the Velcro should close squarely, and the carbon buckle should align cleanly. Those are the areas that make this exact OASIS configuration convincing.
For a collector who wants an alternative to the standard formula
The strongest reason to choose OASIS is not simply that it is carbon. It is the way carbon has been carried through the dial, case and bezel while the green strap changes the visual temperature. That makes it more specific than a generic black GMT and more unusual than a steel model with a colored bezel.
Questions to settle before ordering
What gives the GMT-Master II DIW OASIS its character?
OASIS combines an NTPT carbon case, carbon-weave dial and carbon bezel with a green nylon textile strap and planted-gold bezel markers. The contrast between those materials is the defining feature.
Is OASIS a better choice than a steel GMT-Master II with a two-color bezel?
Choose the steel-and-ceramic direction for a more familiar bracelet-led GMT. OASIS is the better fit when you want carbon texture, a green textile strap and smaller gold details to define the watch.
What should the pre-dispatch QC photos show?
Ask to see the carbon weave on the dial and case, marker spacing on the bezel, the red GMT hand and date magnifier, plus the green strap, Velcro closure and carbon buckle from more than one angle.
Review the exact configuration before it leaves.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
QC proof before dispatch
