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That's why I posted it. I think that at the end, it will be a very disputed poll... [nt]
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Rolex GMT MASTER 1675 Gilt Brown. Do you like it?
From time to time, I find interesting to discuss the patina of vintage watches. Here is one, a 1675 Gilt, brown dial ( credit picture: Analog and Shift ) which I find interesting: How do you find it? It has character and soul, but too much? Let's see what...
That kind of dial has appeal
and "value" only in Rolex world.... and that's for sure one of many charms that brand has In other brands this dial would be called destroyed Cheers D
Don't really like it...
but would love it if it was mine!!!! Pure magic this piece. A dream.
Rusted Teaser !
Hi Nico, I can only say it rusted teaser but Treasure for owner. Love the creative ambience of shot. Cheers ! Gautam
The patina seems great but...
how can it evolve ? May be it can become ugly and the dial completely ruined ? Best. Christian
I am sure it will have its fan..
The unpredictability of patina formation and the uniqueness of each vintage rolex. But too potent for me Cheers! SF
For Rolex fans, "heavenly patina" - for most others, "damaged dial"
There is a book called "Men are from Mars, women are from Venus" The watch world version is "Purists are from Mars, vintage Rolex collectors are from Venus" 2 very different worlds. My eyes have not been affected by the vintage Rolex bug so to me, whether...
A Tropical dial is hard to judge as the can go from extreme/damaged to very pleasant and charming.
It is a personal thing like a new pair of shoes vs a well worn pair. Some well worn shoes are ready for the bin while others major brands try to replicate the lived in feel without holes in the soles. So you must consider Tropical as a generic term that h...
Vintage certainly can have a lot of charm
But would you hang this on your wall: ? For me a vintage watch has to be in a superior condition to consider buying it. If it is too messed up it looses all its appeal (to me). ...
Of course, a better condition is important, but I guess it all depends on...
The fact to know on how used you are to vintage watches. Best, Arie. Nicolas
This one.. practically ticks all the right boxes.. I happen to be always fascinated by the results of fading vs patination in these GMTs.. :))
1675 GMT Master gilt, PCG, raildial, exclamation point.. Simply love these faded bezels, witnesses of time.. Best & 1675 greetings, hs ...