GMT Master II “batgirl”
A crimes against children detective in North Texas, at a children's advocacy center for the third time in a week, for forensic interviews of children exposed to violence or sexual abuse. The Rolex GMT-Master II Batgirl was a gift. It is worn instead of a smartwatch for two reasons. In the submitter's words, "1.) it's badass and 2.) I want all my focus on these victims stories, not my notifications and the business of a smartwatch." If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Rolex GMT-Master II "Batgirl"
Collectors call the black and blue bezel GMT-Master II the Batman, a name that began with reference 116710BLNR in 2013. At Baselworld 2019 Rolex replaced it with reference 126710BLNR, on the five-link Jubilee bracelet with the new calibre 3285, and the Jubilee version picked up the name Batgirl. The 3285 raised the power reserve to about 70 hours, from 48 on the previous movement, and since 2021 the watch can also be ordered on an Oyster bracelet.
The case is 40mm of Oystersteel, with a two-colour Cerachrom ceramic bezel insert and a 24 hour hand for a second time zone.
Children's advocacy centers
The first children's advocacy center opened in Huntsville, Alabama in 1985, the idea of then District Attorney Bud Cramer. Before it, police, child protective services, prosecutors, medical and mental health providers each worked a child abuse case on their own, and a child could be asked to tell the same story again and again. The center put them under one roof, with a specialized interviewer and a child-friendly room. The model has since spread to every state.