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Thanks for the info.

 

Hi Lobo,

I did not know this was the last year for the last 1675.  Next would be the 16750 I guess.  Or some kind of transitional model.

Now I need to find some nice hands like your last 1675 mini.

Thanks

Bill

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Rolex GMT 1675 circa 1978

 
By: Bill : March 10th, 2008-10:29
Here is a nice new beauty. I think my hands may need an upgrade but I love the patina. Bill...  

It looks like you've made a decision to seriously collect vintage Rolex, Bill . . .

 
By: Dr No : March 10th, 2008-10:55
. . . how would you compare your new favorite with your other favorite, namely, Panerai? Regards, Art

Bill, very nice 1675,

 
By: amanico : March 10th, 2008-12:53
The dial is to die for, creamy, nicely patined, all is ok, except...The hands...Luminova??? you just have now to hunt a nice set of hands ,my friend. Best. And congrats! Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2008-03-10 12:53:54

The hunting never ends.

 
By: Bill : March 10th, 2008-12:57
Hi Nicolas, I am on a quest. Everyday. All day. Thanks for noticing my pains. Bill

Thanks for the info.

 
By: Bill : March 10th, 2008-14:38
Hi Lobo, I did not know this was the last year for the last 1675. Next would be the 16750 I guess. Or some kind of transitional model. Now I need to find some nice hands like your last 1675 mini. Thanks Bill

Great vintage timepiece you got on your wrist.

 
By: Krieng : March 11th, 2008-21:19
The patina look unbelievably gorgeous. Have to go back home, and convince my wife for next birthday gift Cheers

Thank you very much

 
By: Bill : March 11th, 2008-22:39
Hi Krieng, I think I am hooked on "Subs". This can cause damage to your pocket book and you spare time. Thanks Bill