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Mk4 or Service Dial
I’m no expert on vintage. I’m trying to figure out if this is service dial or a mk4. Any help is most appreciated.
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Service dial
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The quickest way to determine if a GMT 1675 has a service dial is to focus on the coronet. The only matte GMT 1675 with that short fat style of coronet was found on the service dials.
Below is a Mark IV dial and below that is a tritium GMT 1675 service dial. Additionally, there is also a luminova service dial found on some GMT 1675s which has the same style coronet on it as the tritium service dial.
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