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Description

A 1960 Rolex GMT-Master 1675 from the first year of production, with pointed crown guards and a Type 1 SCOC glossy gilt dial that has turned an even, deep chocolate tropical. The gilt printing is crisp, and the lume plots and hands have aged to a matching creamy patina.

Original deep cut bezel with a faded Pepsi insert, strong lugs, original crown, and a 1-60 caseback stamp. Calibre 1560/5. On the original Rolex Jubilee bracelet with 55 endlinks and a 4-60 clasp stamp, with moderate stretch. The case has been polished, but not over-polished, and the lugs remain strong. No evidence of replacement parts.

Condition

OverallA 1960 Rolex 1675 with a 1560/5 calibre movement. Serial number 62xxxx.
DialExceptional deep chocolate tropical glossy dial (Type 1 SCOC).
Case and crystalStrong lugs. Pointed crown guards. Original deep cut bezel with a weathered Pepsi insert. 1-60 caseback stamp. The crystal shows light signs of wear.
BraceletRolex Jubilee bracelet with 4-60 clasp stamp and 55 endlinks. Moderate stretch consistent with age, fully functional.

Details

BrandRolex
ModelGMT-Master
Reference1675
Year1960
Serial625••••
CaseStainless Steel
DialBlack (tropical)
ConditionGood
Box and papersWatch only
Disclosed by the seller

Case has been polished.

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