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Rolex GMT Master 1675 chapter ring. Test your knowledge.
What makes this version different than other rolex 1675 chapter ring versions.
Bill
Bill
Not a Rolex Ace, but I'll guess...
it's a gilt chapter ring 1675...?
Ready for my smackdown...
Best,
Tim
This message has been edited by Tim_M on 2014-12-06 10:31:02
Ready for my smackdown...
Best,
Tim
This message has been edited by Tim_M on 2014-12-06 10:31:02
Not " superlative "... Early GMT. 500 xxx Range.
Another one you will have to show me, my friend.... Damn love this dial!
Nicolas
You are to smart. The OCC comes right after the 6542
The dial print is based on the 6542.
The serial range seems to between 503,xxx to 505,xxx and normally carry a I.60 case back stamp. Min is in the middle with the I.60 case back.
The SCOC follows after. Some say the there is an overlap I don't know.
But we all now Rolex full of mysteries.
Bill
The serial range seems to between 503,xxx to 505,xxx and normally carry a I.60 case back stamp. Min is in the middle with the I.60 case back.
The SCOC follows after. Some say the there is an overlap I don't know.
But we all now Rolex full of mysteries.
Bill
The difference with the 6542 dial is the missing skirt, and feet.
But aesthetically, it looks very close, indeed.
You will never cease to amaze me, my friend.
Nico
As you noted not interchangeable with the 6542
There are no feet on the 6542 unlike this one the dial has feet.
A+
Bill
A+
Bill
These are the tricks to check if the dial is a 6542 or not, indeed. [nt]
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What can you tell . . .
. . . about this one, Bill?
No hidden agenda or 'gotcha' here . . . I'm just curious. This one belongs to a friend; acquired second hand in the early '70s, movement D709306.
Art