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Rolex GMT MASTER 1675 Mini Dial.
Or also called Radial Dial.
Produced for only one year one year and a half.
Long time I didn't wear it. It is here to stay at least till the end of this year.
So expect more photos of this one!
Best,
Nicolas
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Rolex GMT MASTER 1675 Mini Dial.
Or also called Radial Dial. Produced for only one year one year and a half. Long time I didn't wear it. It is here to stay at least till the end of this year. So expect more photos of this one! Best, Nicolas ...
Always a a thrill to see your 1675 Radial.
For the unacquainted the 1675 Radial has smaller lume plots and hence have more space between the index markers and the lume plots. The term is not to be confused with Rail Dial as this reference to the alignment of the sub text on a Rolex dial.