Rolex GMT-master 1675/3 Black Nipple Dial Steel and Gold "John Bull" FinishThe Rolex GMT Master was launched in 1955 as an essential tool for pilots during the dawn of the jet age. Developed in collaboration with Pan American World Airways (Pan Am), it allowed pilots to track two time zones simultaneously using an extra 24 hour hand and a rotating bezel! At hand we have a reference 1675, one of the longest running Rolex references. It replaced Bakelite with aluminum and introduced crown guards. This particular example boasts

Serial 601xxxx dating to 1979

reference 7835

The plexi glass adds to the vintage character of the watch

- Serial 619xxxx dating to 1979

The most defining feature is the distinctive curved square—or pillow-shaped—case

The entire movement is beautifully finished with a distinct industrial or perhaps even “steampunk” aesthetic

This is a very cool Mk3 Maxi Dial No Date Sub

a significant time-only model produced between 1952 and 1958

About our new strap:

Rolls-Royce

an outer minute track

- Rolex Reference 6564 Oyster Perpetual