amanico
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Now, Emilio, the question is:
Will you give it back to your friend? LOLOLOL
Well, there were 2 versions of this transitionnal reference..The Painted indexes, ( " yours " ), and the circled indexes, both with T< 25 Dial...
THe only difference with a painted 16750 indexes and a 1675 is the order of the hands..
On the 1675, the 24 Hand comes first, while it is not the case on a 1675...I learnt that a few months ago, so I'm not that an Expert..LOLOL
THe production of the Ref 16750 lasted some few years, maybe 6 or 7, before Rolex introduced the Ref 16700, and 16710...
SEriously, I love the 16750...And loved it so much that I bought it, and kept it with a great pleasure...
Emilio, if you have to get a Rolex Watch, this must be this one with its painted indexes, my friend, even if circled indexes are on the way to become classics, as the tendance is to Maxi dials...
Best, my friend, and as we say in the Country if the Horchata and Chocolate con Churros...APROVECHA!
Nicolas
A Transitional 16750 at home....
Now, Emilio, the question is:
Good question .... LOL
I woukd have say that it depends on how you love it, emilio
My feelings after a day taking it in my wrist.
Hum...
A Pepsi GMT is a perfect way to start collecting Rolex
