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Today we have a GMT Master, which is surprisingly hard to find!
Rolex GMT Master All Tritium
Ref.16750 Serial.86 series (manufactured around 1984)
Cal.3075 78360/FF580 Clasp Code M6
Accessories: International service warranty (stamped February 2014)
SOLD OUT!!
GMT Master manufactured from 1980 to 1988.
Third model "Ref.16750"
The changes from the previous GMT Master/Ref. 1675 are
○Water resistance has been increased from 50m to 100m
○ The change in caliber allows for quick calendar changes
This makes it even more practical.
The model we are introducing this time is the later model with edges.
While many of the 1980s dials with edges are inevitably deteriorating,
This specimen is in relatively good condition.
The glossy black lacquer reminiscent of a mirror dial gives it a great look and makes it look really cool!
The luminous material is all tritium.
The needles have natural aging,
The tritium luminous material is in excellent condition!
What's unusual about this particular model is that the bezel insert is black!
While Pepsi inserts are overwhelmingly more common,
The black inserts look very fresh!
The insert has some small scratches,
It features a nice fat font insert.
The case and bracelet have some small scratches from use,
It's in good overall condition for an 80's model.
The middle case in particular is in excellent condition and is recommended for those who value individual pieces!
The lug legs are thick and have very sharp edges.
What do you think of this lug shape?
That's cool!
It's rare to find such a fine example of the Ref. 16750.
The horn-like lug feet are still there!!
Clasp code "M6"
The hard bracelet is slightly warped from a slightly later period,
The condition is good!!
Included with the product is an international service warranty (February 2014).
Wrist shot!!
Vintage GMT Master with black insert!!
It's very cool and stylish.
Semi-Vintage/GMT Master "Ref.16750/84"
The dial and case are in excellent condition, making this a highly recommended item!
This is the overall condition of the Ref. 16750 with black inserts.
It's surprisingly hard to find a good specimen, even if you look hard enough.
If you are looking for a GMT-Master from the 1980s, please consider this one.
