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On a sad cloudy day, between 2 things to do, I had fun trying to take decent pics of these beauties... 2 GMTs side by side...A 16750 ( blue and red bezel ) and a 1675 ( Faded Grey Bezel ). 2 different patinas, 2 different personalities... But 2 Beauties.....  

but where are the Submariner and Daytona ? ;-)

my favourite is the Freccione in the middle, especially yours. Cheers Jeff

You know the story behind this one, my friend. Now, I'm definitely a big fan! Best, Nicolas

that 1675 is sooooo nice. I really like the look of the patina with that faded black insert...

The King of the Vintage! Best, and thanks. Nicolas

day, when you have beauties like these to photograph!!! Now for the sub and daytona!!!! Best, Rick

But my Dayto is a 116520, and it will be a bit out of topic... Best, Nicolas

My fave of the bunch, visually.

I couldn't say which one is my favourite, among these 3... They all have their own personality, and charm... Best, Nicolas

but I won't say no to any of them.Very nice! cheers Fernando

Now, it seems you caught the virus, my friend. The 1675 will make a wonderul duo with your modern GMT... Best, Fernando. Nicolas

Lovely trio! Your 1675 is in a class of its own! The faded bezel and patina just place it in another planet! And, about your Freccione, well, having been lucky enough to see it in person, it was a watch with which I fell in love instantly. As for the 1675... 

And what better choice than a 1675??? Another Myth from Rolex, at an affordable price, but which will give you a lot of pleasure. Life is wonderful! Best, Nicolas

While not previously a huge Rolex fan, I am really enjoying these vintage pieces. Photos like yours certainly enhance that enjoyment. If I had to nominate a favourite it would be the 1675 as I love the eggshell patina that Rolex’s of this era seem to deve... 

For your nice words. There are so many treasures to rediscover among the Vintage Rolex than they are difficult to perpetually avoid.... As everything, it may take time, indeed, to fully appreciate them. Is this the beginning of a new love story, Andrew? B... 

Just dipping my toe in with a simple Rolex I think you will approve of for several reasons. Graham has cornered the market with the 1964’s, so I have got one coming from my wife’s birth year of 1966. She couldn’t really protest about ... 

Whats the nicely patina....GREAT!!! If the 5513 i saw have this kind of patina, then i sure to get it... Best Chung

It is just a question of patience. And of hunt, too, of course. Best, Nicolas

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Now, I'm thinking about a 5508 / 6538 and 6542... A nice 1665 would please me, too... Story without end? Best, Nicolas

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So a very important sentimental value! Cheers! Nicolas

Great trio! Yep they are beautiful watches! The 1655 fits in well.... some colour for the summer.! Enjoy! Bernhard

Will try to take some other pics of these Beauties, and to include a few other Vintage Rolex during my holidays... If the outcome is concluant, I will post them when I come back home... To be followed. Best, my friend. Nicolas

Here the GMT Duo, one ( the 16 750 ) with its original SS Bracelet, and the other one, the 1675 with a Nato which matches the patined indexes... Best, Nicolas...  

Wow...the nato match the patina perfectly...GREAT! Best Chung

For this brilliant idea, but thanks a lot... This is the Nato I use on my FF Blancpain, and it was quite lie an evidence that it would greatly work on this 1675. Best, my friend. Nicolas