Most important, interesting and/or collectable GMT?

[Wiener48]

Originally Posted by Swearengen

4.2m serial number

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Would say 1976?

[chows99]

1675 mk1. My only GMT and so good to wear!

[Wiener48]

Here is my 61 GMT 1675 :-)

Special thread about the watch https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=581267

[The Argonaut]

Originally Posted by roh123

I agree. I had a nice 6542 which came to me without bakelite. I got a nice aftermarket bezel for it but I always felt it was a compromize somehow. I tried finding a matching bezel but in the end I couldn't pull the trigger for a 35k piece of plastic which I wouldn't use. It felt like it was either to keep it as a safe queen only with the correct bakelite mounted or using the watch with the aftermarket that bothered me. In the end I sold it and bought a 1675 instead..

Still super jelous of Autavians 6542. Killer watch. Took some guts to remove that bakelite from the bezel..


Pretty much the best 1675 in the world. Incredible condition.

Wow. That is mint. Incredible condition.


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[Wiener48]

Show us more guys, please...

[landroverking]

For me the 1675 Pepsi. I have had two.

[FTX I]

Fantastic thread.

[watches4me]

Why not, here you go. I’m excited to own this gem.




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[Wiener48]

Originally Posted by watches4me

Why not, here you go. I’m excited to own this

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Fantastic, tell us more please. Year, papers?

[watches4me]

Box and papers exist, fella was to upset about his father in laws passing he couldn’t bring himself to look for them. When the time comes to begin cleaning out he will find them and bring them to me. I didn’t have the heart to press him over it.. so , no box and papers for this example.

Rolex GMT 1675 , plump plots and gilt dial. Circa 1960 , 1 million 4 serial


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[Wiener48]

Originally Posted by watches4me

Box and papers exist, fella was to upset about his father in laws passing he couldn’t bring himself to look for them. When the time comes to begin cleaning out he will find them and bring them to me. I didn’t have the heart to press him over it.. so , no box and papers for this example.

Rolex GMT 1675 , plump plots and gilt dial. Circa 1960 , 1 million 4 serial


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Very close to mine, really cool, bit I think its later then 61. Existing paperwork (guarantee, service records...) is really, really important I think. How long you have it?

[watches4me]

Originally Posted by Wiener48

Very close to mine, really cool. Existing paperwork is really, really important I think. How long you have it?

I’ve owned this for about 3 years. It’s funny, the acrylic crystal was so bad I couldn’t see the dial very well and I told the guy the dial had a poor refinish job. He then mentioned his father in law never had the watch serviced. After slower look I noticed the dial was a cream puff original.

Love at second site :)






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[roh123]

Originally Posted by watches4me

Box and papers exist, fella was to upset about his father in laws passing he couldn’t bring himself to look for them. When the time comes to begin cleaning out he will find them and bring them to me. I didn’t have the heart to press him over it.. so , no box and papers for this example.

Rolex GMT 1675 , plump plots and gilt dial. Circa 1960 , 1 million 4 serial


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Nice watch! It is from 1966.

[rolstaff]

Originally Posted by watches4me

Why not, here you go. I’m excited to own this gem.




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Very nice 1675 gilt with great insert and fantastic dial !!!

1.4mio serial is from 1966/67

[Frogman4me]

My favorite is the 1675 OCC because it is extremely rare and the bakelite on the 6542 makes me nervous to wear and that takes way the fun. Not a fan of aftermarket bezels personally.

[Frogman4me]

Originally Posted by rolstaff

1675 PCG OCC:

This is truly special! What serial is your OCC? Such a short period its fun to see how close all the OCC's are

[rolstaff]

Thank you David

My OCC is serial 504xxx

[MylesFalkingham]

Originally Posted by dmhines

I just purchased a Rootbeer Slate Serti to join my Milgauss GV. Two oddballs but I love them.

wow, thats a lovely model. How much did that cost you?

[Wiener48]

So the 1675 OCC is the target, hard to find...

[harry in montreal]

This is my 1675 mk2 dial with a variant with a deco style Rolex font. I think it’s called the 2c dial. It’s unusual from what I understand. Beautiful watches in this discussion ! I think our colleague with 4 in New Zealand has exceptional taste!

[onioncrown]

In my opinion for GMT there are many interesting variants on the 1675. OCC dial, Double Swiss Underline, Chapter Ring Underline, even the rare mk0 matte dial.

6542 is definitely the grail but it is so much more if it comes with the original bakelite bezel

For myself I'm fortunate enough to be able to own a pretty nice one

[roh123]

Originally Posted by onioncrown

In my opinion for GMT there are many interesting variants on the 1675. OCC dial, Double Swiss Underline, Chapter Ring Underline, even the rare mk0 matte dial.

6542 is definitely the grail but it is so much more if it comes with the original bakelite bezel

For myself I'm fortunate enough to be able to own a pretty nice one

Beautiful Sam! And rare..

[Frogman4me]

Originally Posted by rolstaff

Thank you David

My OCC is serial 504xxx

Mine is also a 504,xxx. All the ones I know about are 503-504xxx

[onioncrown]

Thanks!!

[rolstaff]

Originally Posted by Frogman4me

Mine is also a 504,xxx. All the ones I know about are 503-504xxx

Very short period

If you have an OCC with serial 503xxx - 504xxx you can be sure, that it is authentic.

No dial change etc....

[Frogman4me]

Originally Posted by rolstaff

Very short period

If you have an OCC with serial 503xxx - 504xxx you can be sure, that it is authentic.

No dial change etc....

Completely agree my friend, enjoy it.

[rolstaff]

At the moment FOR ME the most interesting 1675. :-))

Love the patina and this rugged MegaFF Insert....

[Wiener48]

Originally Posted by rolstaff

At the moment FOR ME the most interesting 1675. :-))

Love the patina and this rugged MegaFF Insert....

Looks gorgeous, thanks for showing it

[Wiener48]

Something different ;-)

There is a special thread for it https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=582734

[lee fowler]

Any and all GMT's for me!