GMT-Master "Tigereye"
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The spirit of the 70s!
We are more than proud to be able to offer you this beautiful Bi-Color GMT-Master Reference 1675.
The watch was produced around 1971 and has a higher serial number in the 2 million series. The case still has thick lugs with little wear. The edges are sharp, consistent with its age. The bezel teeth are equally sharp.
The highlight is certainly the excellently preserved, matte brown Nipple Dial with tritium lume. In our opinion, the hands have never been replaced; they match the color of the lume on the nipples and are coated with tritium.
The period-correct Bi-Color Oyster bracelet with 7836 stamping and 280 end links is in extremely good condition. There is hardly any stretch. Only slight signs of wear on the gold center links.
In 2022, the watch underwent a complete overhaul at an authorized Rolex dealer. The watch still has approximately 1 year of Rolex warranty. The service box, service warranty, delivery note, and invoice are included in the scope of delivery.
Anyone looking for an almost perfectly preserved 1675 GMT-Master with a Nipple Dial should look no further.
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Specifications
- Serial number
- 2.7 million series
- Year
- approx. 1971
- Case
- Steel
- Strap
- Bi-Color Folding Band 7836
- Crystal
- Acrylic glass
- Diameter
- 40 mm
- Dial
- Matt brown
- Orig. papers
- No / AoT warranty
- Orig. box
- No / AoT box
- Caliber
- 1570, Automatic
- Warranty
- 1 year
- Condition
- Very good
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Every watch offered at “Artisans of Time” has been personally selected, inspected, and subjected to several stages of quality control before becoming available in our shop.
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Every watch offered at Artisans of Time has been personally selected, examined, and appraised by Linus. After his assessment, the watch is sent to a certified watchmaking workshop. There, the authenticity of the watch is verified once more. This is followed by a functional check for accuracy and water resistance, as well as general maintenance, during which wear parts such as seals are replaced if necessary.
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