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Rolex 1675 golden sunshine.
Sending you all a little Rolex Gold to warm up the weekend.
This a 2.8 mil serial putting it around 1970 production but was sold in 1974 which is quite common. Full set with all the goodies helps us to confirm these details.
Rolex 1675 18k
Standard hairy arm shot.
Enjoy the weekend.
Rolex 1675 18k
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Rolex 1675 golden sunshine.
Sending you all a little Rolex Gold to warm up the weekend. This a 2.8 mil serial putting it around 1970 production but was sold in 1974 which is quite common. Full set with all the goodies helps us to confirm these details. Standard hairy arm shot. Enjoy...
Wow! What a stunning 1675, Bill!
Hopefully you were able to get out and enjoy the sunshine regardless of the high winds. All the best, Alex
There's something about all gold 4 or 5 digit references be it a sub or a gmt..
Old world kind of charm that I don't find on modern all gold references. Not that the modern ones lack charm, btw
