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Old 10 June 2017, 12:07 AM   #1
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1675/3 & 16753 Printed vs. Applied Crown

I have an interest in a '79/'80 16573 (TT, black nipple dial), and need some clarification please.

) When was the transition to printed to applied crown, or visa versa ?

) When was the actual transition to 16753 from 1675/3 ?


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Old 10 June 2017, 02:03 AM   #2
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Hello, the 16753 was introduced around 1979 with the 16750. Earliest serials are probably in the low 6 million range. It contains the 3075 high beat movement with the quickset dare feature. All of these should have the imprinted crown. The 1675/3 was made until the switch to the newer movement and had the applied golden crown until toward the end of production in the late 70s.
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Old 10 June 2017, 05:45 AM   #3
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Not sure of when the introduction of the printed crown came on the model but there are nipple on the 16753 model with the applied crown, brown and black....
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Old 10 June 2017, 07:20 AM   #4
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Not sure of when the introduction of the printed crown came on the model but there are nipple on the 16753 model with the applied crown, brown and black....


I think I have one of these 16753 nipple dials with applied crown; but have never had it opened or examined for validation. 1979 with 624xxxx serial.


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Just what I needed, thanks for the information !

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Old 12 June 2017, 11:17 AM   #6
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I have never seen a quick-set two-tone GMT (16753) with applied coronet. To my knowledge, ALL 16753 have a printed coronet, whether with the earlier nipple-type markers or later disc-type marker. ALL 1675/3 two-tone dials have the applied gold coronet, whether brown, copper or black.

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Old 14 June 2017, 02:47 AM   #7
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Here is a 5.7m serial, which should make it a 1675 ('78-'79 ?), with a nipple dial and applied crown. I'm not looking for perfection, but a parts correct wearable example. It is here on TRF, and I DO NOT want to dis the seller .....opinions ?

Being green to the vintage side, I really value the comments


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Old 14 June 2017, 02:58 AM   #8
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Here is a 5.7m serial, which should make it a 1675 ('78-'79 ?), with a nipple dial and applied crown. I'm not looking for perfection, but a parts correct wearable example. It is here on TRF, and I DO NOT want to dis the seller .....opinions ?

Being green to the vintage side, I really value the comments


http://i1259.photobucket.com/albums/...l/DSC_0323.jpg
Looks like a nice 1675.

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Old 14 June 2017, 08:04 AM   #9
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Looks like a nice 1675.



Thanks ! Good to know
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