Reference:1675 - Revision history

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	== Core facts ==		== Core facts ==

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			=== Government and military logo dials ===

			[[File:Ref 1675 government-uae-maktoum-signature.webp\|thumb\|right\|220px\|alt=1675 with Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum signature dial\|1675 with Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum signature in red Arabic script]]
			[[File:Ref 1675 government-us-naval-academy.webp\|thumb\|right\|220px\|alt=Captain James Lovell's 1675 with US Naval Academy crest dial\|Captain James Lovell's 1675 with US Naval Academy crest dial]]

			A small number of 1675 examples left the factory with a state signature or institutional crest at the bottom of the dial. Two are anchored in named editorial and the auction record.

			The Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum signature dial carries his name in red Arabic script above the depth wording on c.1972 examples. The watches were ordered during his tenure as the first UAE Minister of Defence after the country's December 1971 founding. Christie's offered one at the Dubai Important Watches sale in March 2018 (estimate AED 440,000–580,000) with a Rolex box embossed with the UAE crest; the catalogue described it as "exceedingly rare" and noted no prior public market appearance.

			The US Naval Academy crest dial belongs to a single named example: Captain James A. Lovell's personal 1675, presented to him by the Academy after his Gemini 7 flight and worn through Apollo 8 and Apollo 13. The crest sits at nine o'clock rather than at the standard six. Lovell's watch is documented in the Apollo astronaut wristwatch literature, including Daan Krans's Apollo wristwatch coverage at Fratello.

	== Historical market and auction record ==		== Historical market and auction record ==

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Admin: 1675: factual fix + attribution polish per audit. (1) L139 "late-1970s Type C gilt dials in 1.4M-1.6M" was wrong era — 1.4M-1.6M maps to 1965-66 (gilt-to-matte transition); changed to "mid-1960s." (2) L156 "researchers Jose P. and Xeramic" → add Vintage Rolex Forum context. (3) Source-list attribution polish: Brice Goulard for Monochrome history; strip "unknown, X" → "(X)" formatting on dealer/publisher entries where the author is the site itself (GMTMaster1675.com, Phillips lots, Sotheby's l...

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1675: factual fix + attribution polish per audit. (1) L139 "late-1970s Type C gilt dials in 1.4M-1.6M" was wrong era — 1.4M-1.6M maps to 1965-66 (gilt-to-matte transition); changed to "mid-1960s." (2) L156 "researchers Jose P. and Xeramic" → add Vintage Rolex Forum context. (3) Source-list attribution polish: Brice Goulard for Monochrome history; strip "unknown, X" → "(X)" formatting on dealer/publisher entries where the author is the site itself (GMTMaster1675.com, Phillips lots, Sotheby's l...

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	<small>[[Reference:gmt-master\|GMT-Master]] → '''1675'''</small>		<small>[[Reference:gmt-master\|GMT-Master]] -> '''1675'''</small>

	The [[Reference:1675\|1675]] is the main vintage GMT-Master. It takes the fragile early [[Reference:6542\|6542]] idea and turns it into the watch most people picture when they say vintage GMT: crown guards, acrylic crystal, an aluminum 24-hour insert, and a production run long enough to hold several different watches under a single reference number. Early gilt PCG (pointed crown guard) examples, later glossy gilt watches, matte-dial steel watches, black- or brown-dial gold watches, and the two-tone Root Beer branch all live under 1675.		The [[Reference:1675\|1675]] is the main vintage GMT-Master. It takes the fragile early [[Reference:6542\|6542]] idea and turns it into the watch most people picture when they say vintage GMT: crown guards, acrylic crystal, an aluminum 24-hour insert, and a production run long enough to hold several different watches under a single reference number. Early gilt PCG (pointed crown guard) examples, later glossy gilt watches, matte-dial steel watches, black- or brown-dial gold watches, and the two-tone Root Beer branch all live under 1675.
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	The dial itself measures 27.30mm in diameter with feet at 6 o’clock and 11:30. That is useful for dial-swap diagnostics: a period-correct printed dial pulled from its case should land on those exact coordinates.		The dial itself measures 27.30mm in diameter with feet at 6 o’clock and 11:30. That is useful for dial-swap diagnostics: a period-correct printed dial pulled from its case should land on those exact coordinates.

	The bezel story has more internal variation than the standard Pepsi watch shorthand suggests. The red-and-blue Pepsi is the core steel identity, but early bezel construction differs from the later standard bezel ~~(covered below)~~. The period-correct core insert for early watches is a red-backed insert with oval 8 numerals. Black inserts become more common late in the run, though whether the earliest black examples are genuine late-1970s deliveries or later service fitment remains a live question rather than a settled rule.		The bezel story has more internal variation than the standard Pepsi watch shorthand suggests. The red-and-blue Pepsi is the core steel identity, but early bezel construction differs from the later standard bezel. The period-correct core insert for early watches is a red-backed insert with oval 8 numerals. Black inserts become more common late in the run, though whether the earliest black examples are genuine late-1970s deliveries or later service fitment remains a live question rather than a settled rule.

	The bezel ring measures about 39.3mm in outer diameter, with internal rings at 34.75mm and 35.15mm. The aluminum insert has an inner diameter of about 30.2mm, an outer diameter of about 37.75mm, and a thickness of about 0.7mm. Those measurements matter for insert swaps: a modern reprint insert even slightly off on thickness will not sit correctly against the bezel ring, one of the easier tells against a period-correct original.		The bezel ring measures about 39.3mm in outer diameter, with internal rings at 34.75mm and 35.15mm. The aluminum insert has an inner diameter of about 30.2mm, an outer diameter of about 37.75mm, and a thickness of about 0.7mm. Those measurements matter for insert swaps: a modern reprint insert even slightly off on thickness will not sit correctly against the bezel ring, one of the easier tells against a period-correct original.
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	Insert backing also splits. The earliest red-back inserts carry a pink-to-red backing paint with oval 8 numerals, the most period-correct fit for the early PCG watch. A later service insert generation uses a fuchsia-back in a more purple-magenta tone and is still recognized as period-plausible when dated to the correct service window. Later again, inserts shift to round-8 numerals that collectors nicknamed snowmen. The red-back / fuchsia-back / oval-8 / round-8 matrix is how knowledgeable dealers date a bezel without removing it from the watch.		Insert backing also splits. The earliest red-back inserts carry a pink-to-red backing paint with oval 8 numerals, the most period-correct fit for the early PCG watch. A later service insert generation uses a fuchsia-back in a more purple-magenta tone and is still recognized as period-plausible when dated to the correct service window. Later again, inserts shift to round-8 numerals that collectors nicknamed snowmen. The red-back / fuchsia-back / oval-8 / round-8 matrix is how knowledgeable dealers date a bezel without removing it from the watch.

	The Blueberry is the all-blue-insert [[Reference:1675\|1675]]. Rolex has never documented it as a factory option, and the insert does not appear in the Field Manual table or the Sotheby’s collector’s guide. Surviving watches have been photographed and examined by named dealers~~. The full treatment sits under Special branches below~~.		The Blueberry is the all-blue-insert [[Reference:1675\|1675]]. Rolex has never documented it as a factory option, and the insert does not appear in the Field Manual table or the Sotheby’s collector’s guide. Surviving watches have been photographed and examined by named dealers; the disputed-original argument runs longer and lives in its own special-branch entry.

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	=== 1675/8 gold ===		=== 1675/8 gold ===

	The gold branch ~~starts earlier than many collectors think and does not stay visually static. It~~ ran in parallel with the steel watch for close to two decades, and ~~the~~ early years carried straight over from the gold 6542: no crown guards, brown insert, brown dial, and the nipple markers the family had already established. [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-gmt-master-and-gmt-master-ii-1955-2024-iconic-traveller-watch-in-depth-review/ Monochrome's GMT-Master history] notes that 18k gold cases remained unguarded in at least the first years of production. The early gold 1675/8 reads almost exactly like a late 6542 with a date.		The gold branch ran in parallel with the steel watch for close to two decades and does not stay visually static. The early years carried straight over from the gold 6542: no crown guards, brown insert, brown dial, and the nipple markers the family had already established. [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-gmt-master-and-gmt-master-ii-1955-2024-iconic-traveller-watch-in-depth-review/ Monochrome's GMT-Master history] notes that 18k gold cases remained unguarded in at least the first years of production. The early gold 1675/8 reads almost exactly like a late 6542 with a date.

	~~The gold 1675/8 does not stay one shape. Early watches still look close to the gold 6542, with no crown guards, brown insert, and brown dial.~~ Crown-guard gold cases appear around serial 1.34 million, overlap with the last no-crown-guard cases, and become standard later in the run. By the late 1970s the branch can be a black-dial, black-insert watch on President bracelet. That spread is why the 1675/8 cannot be reduced to one silhouette.		Crown-guard gold cases appear around serial 1.34 million, overlap with the last no-crown-guard cases, and become standard later in the run. By the late 1970s the branch can be a black-dial, black-insert watch on President bracelet. That spread is why the 1675/8 cannot be reduced to one silhouette.

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	== Where it sits in the line ==		== Where it sits in the line ==

	The 1675 succeeds the [[Reference:6542\|6542]] and is itself succeeded in steel by the [[Reference:16750\|16750]]. It does more than bridge two numbers. It ~~establishes~~ the mature vintage GMT-Master format.		The 1675 succeeds the [[Reference:6542\|6542]] and is itself succeeded in steel by the [[Reference:16750\|16750]]. It does more than bridge two numbers. It sets the mature vintage GMT-Master format.

	The 6542 gave the family its Pan Am start, its bakelite bezel, and its no-crown-guard case. The 1675 brought crown guards, an aluminum insert, and the production run long enough to build a real collector map. The 16750 then modernized the movement and added quick-set date while keeping the older GMT-Master linked-hand logic.		The 6542 gave the family its Pan Am start, its bakelite bezel, and its no-crown-guard case. The 1675 brought crown guards, an aluminum insert, and the production run long enough to build a real collector map. The 16750 then modernized the movement and added quick-set date while keeping the older GMT-Master linked-hand logic.

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	* The Vintage Rolex Field Manual~~, Chevalier Edition~~ — ~~unknown~~, Morning Tundra		* ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual'' — Colin A. White, Morning Tundra
	* [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-gmt-master-and-gmt-master-ii-1955-2024-iconic-traveller-watch-in-depth-review/ In-Depth: The History of the Rolex GMT-Master and GMT-Master II] — unknown, Monochrome		* [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-gmt-master-and-gmt-master-ii-1955-2024-iconic-traveller-watch-in-depth-review/ In-Depth: The History of the Rolex GMT-Master and GMT-Master II] — unknown, Monochrome
	* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles/the-rolex-gmt-master-the-complete-collectors-guide The Rolex GMT-Master: A Complete Collector's Guide] — Stephen Pulvirent, Sotheby's		* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles/the-rolex-gmt-master-the-complete-collectors-guide The Rolex GMT-Master: A Complete Collector's Guide] — Stephen Pulvirent, Sotheby's

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	The move from gilt to matte is where the 1675 taxonomy bends. Collectors once treated the Long E Mark 1 as the first matte dial; earlier examples then surfaced and forced the Mark 0 category, pushing the matte map back from where the old shorthand placed it. These names are collector bookkeeping rather than factory language, but they track real printing differences.		The move from gilt to matte is where the 1675 taxonomy bends. Collectors once treated the Long E Mark 1 as the first matte dial; earlier examples then surfaced and forced the Mark 0 category, pushing the matte map back from where the old shorthand placed it. These names are collector bookkeeping rather than factory language, but they track real printing differences.

	The taxonomy has also extended on the late end. Mark 6 is now treated as a genuine late-production dial in the 5.5 million to 5.9 million serial band, after years of being filed under service-only replacement. That adds a final period-correct matte dial to the reference and removes the automatic “service dial” label from many late-1970s watches. The ~~late~~-~~1970s~~ Type C gilt dials in the 1.4 to 1.6 million serial range also show a bitonal lume construction, with the hour plots printed in two tones rather than one. That is a printing-process detail rather than a dial-age signal and should not be mistaken for service relume work.		The taxonomy has also extended on the late end. Mark 6 is now treated as a genuine late-production dial in the 5.5 million to 5.9 million serial band, after years of being filed under service-only replacement. That adds a final period-correct matte dial to the reference and removes the automatic “service dial” label from many late-1970s watches. The mid-1960s Type C gilt dials in the 1.4 to 1.6 million serial range — the gilt-to-matte transition window of 1965–1966 — also show a bitonal lume construction, with the hour plots printed in two tones rather than one. That is a printing-process detail rather than a dial-age signal and should not be mistaken for service relume work.

	Dial-making was split across three suppliers through the reference’s life. Singer printed the gilt dials and the early matte Mark 0, Mark 1, and Mark 2 dials. Beyeler took over for the mid-run Mark 3, Mark 4, and Mark 5 dials. Lemrich handled the short-run Mark 2.5 and the service-era Mark 5A. Dial-maker signatures sometimes survive on the dial feet. The maker-by-Mark split is one reason the printing and typography step-changes between Mark generations are as sharp as they are.		Dial-making was split across three suppliers through the reference’s life. Singer printed the gilt dials and the early matte Mark 0, Mark 1, and Mark 2 dials. Beyeler took over for the mid-run Mark 3, Mark 4, and Mark 5 dials. Lemrich handled the short-run Mark 2.5 and the service-era Mark 5A. Dial-maker signatures sometimes survive on the dial feet. The maker-by-Mark split is one reason the printing and typography step-changes between Mark generations are as sharp as they are.
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	The physical change that matters most is crown-guard shape. Early pointed guards define the first [[Reference:1675\|1675]] look. Later rounded guards define the mature one.		The physical change that matters most is crown-guard shape. Early pointed guards define the first [[Reference:1675\|1675]] look. Later rounded guards define the mature one.

	Caseback engravings follow their own typeface chronology, catalogued by ~~the~~ researchers Jose P. and Xeramic: typeface A from 1953 to 1976, typeface B from 1943 to 1978, typeface C from 1970 to 1992, and typeface D from 1992 onward. Reading a caseback engraving against the expected typeface for a given serial year is one of the faster authentication checks on a surviving watch.		Caseback engravings follow their own typeface chronology, catalogued by Vintage Rolex Forum researchers Jose P. and Xeramic: typeface A from 1953 to 1976, typeface B from 1943 to 1978, typeface C from 1970 to 1992, and typeface D from 1992 onward. Reading a caseback engraving against the expected typeface for a given serial year is one of the faster authentication checks on a surviving watch.

	The dial itself measures 27.30mm in diameter with feet at 6 o’clock and 11:30. That is useful for dial-swap diagnostics: a period-correct printed dial pulled from its case should land on those exact coordinates.		The dial itself measures 27.30mm in diameter with feet at 6 o’clock and 11:30. That is useful for dial-swap diagnostics: a period-correct printed dial pulled from its case should land on those exact coordinates.
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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	* ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual'' — Colin A. White, Morning Tundra		* ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual'' — Colin A. White, Morning Tundra
	* [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-gmt-master-and-gmt-master-ii-1955-2024-iconic-traveller-watch-in-depth-review/ In-Depth: The History of the Rolex GMT-Master and GMT-Master II] — ~~unknown~~, Monochrome		* [https://monochrome-watches.com/history-rolex-gmt-master-and-gmt-master-ii-1955-2024-iconic-traveller-watch-in-depth-review/ In-Depth: The History of the Rolex GMT-Master and GMT-Master II] — Brice Goulard, Monochrome
	* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles/the-rolex-gmt-master-the-complete-collectors-guide The Rolex GMT-Master: A Complete Collector's Guide] — Stephen Pulvirent, Sotheby's		* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/articles/the-rolex-gmt-master-the-complete-collectors-guide The Rolex GMT-Master: A Complete Collector's Guide] — Stephen Pulvirent, Sotheby's
	* [https://www.windvintage.com/blog/collectors-guide-the-rolex-gmt-master-reference-1675-in-steel Collector's Guide: The Rolex GMT-Master Reference 1675 in Steel] — Charlie Dunne, Wind Vintage		* [https://www.windvintage.com/blog/collectors-guide-the-rolex-gmt-master-reference-1675-in-steel Collector's Guide: The Rolex GMT-Master Reference 1675 in Steel] — Charlie Dunne, Wind Vintage
	* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/ Rolex GMT Master 1675] ~~— unknown,~~ GMTMaster1675.com		* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/ Rolex GMT Master 1675] (GMTMaster1675.com)
	* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/the-case/ The Case] ~~— unknown,~~ GMTMaster1675.com		* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/the-case/ The Case] (GMTMaster1675.com)
	* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/the-bezel/ The Bezel and Insert] ~~— unknown,~~ GMTMaster1675.com		* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/the-bezel/ The Bezel and Insert] (GMTMaster1675.com)
	* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/the-bracelet/ The Bracelet] ~~— unknown,~~ GMTMaster1675.com		* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/the-bracelet/ The Bracelet] (GMTMaster1675.com)
	* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/underline-exclamation-point/ Underline and Exclamation Point] ~~— unknown,~~ GMTMaster1675.com		* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/underline-exclamation-point/ Underline and Exclamation Point] (GMTMaster1675.com)
	* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/matte-dials/ Matte Dials] ~~— unknown,~~ GMTMaster1675.com		* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/matte-dials/ Matte Dials] (GMTMaster1675.com)
	* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/steel-and-gold/ Steel and Gold] ~~— unknown,~~ GMTMaster1675.com		* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/steel-and-gold/ Steel and Gold] (GMTMaster1675.com)
	* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/gold/ Gold] ~~— unknown,~~ GMTMaster1675.com		* [https://gmtmaster1675.com/gold/ Gold] (GMTMaster1675.com)
	* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/100503 Rolex Milestones: Ref. 1675, inside case back stamped IV.63] ~~— unknown,~~ Phillips		* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/100503 Rolex Milestones: Ref. 1675, inside case back stamped IV.63] (Phillips)
	* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/176246 The New York Watch Auction: SEVEN, Lot 25, Rolex Ref. 1675 GMT-Master 'Fuchsia'] ~~— unknown,~~ Phillips		* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/176246 The New York Watch Auction: SEVEN, Lot 25, Rolex Ref. 1675 GMT-Master 'Fuchsia'] (Phillips)
	* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/231665 The Hong Kong Sessions Spring 2026, Lot 8019, Rolex Ref. 1675 GMT-Master 'Gilt-Gloss MK III Dial'] ~~— unknown,~~ Phillips		* [https://www.phillips.com/detail/rolex/231665 The Hong Kong Sessions Spring 2026, Lot 8019, Rolex Ref. 1675 GMT-Master 'Gilt-Gloss MK III Dial'] (Phillips)
	* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2020/watches-3/rolex-reference-1675-gmt-master-pepsi-a-stainless-2 Rolex Reference 1675 GMT-Master 'Pepsi', stainless steel, circa 1967] ~~— unknown,~~ Sotheby's		* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2020/watches-3/rolex-reference-1675-gmt-master-pepsi-a-stainless-2 Rolex Reference 1675 GMT-Master 'Pepsi', stainless steel, circa 1967] (Sotheby's, 2020)
	* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2020/watches-3/rolex-reference-1675-gmt-master-a-yellow-gold Rolex Reference 1675 GMT-Master, yellow gold, circa 1978] ~~— unknown,~~ Sotheby's		* [https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2020/watches-3/rolex-reference-1675-gmt-master-a-yellow-gold Rolex Reference 1675 GMT-Master, yellow gold, circa 1978] (Sotheby's, 2020)
	* [https://greyandpatina.com/product/1969-rolex-1675-rootbeer-oxblood-nipple-dial-gmt/ 1969 Rolex 1675 Rootbeer OxBlood Nipple Dial GMT] ~~— unknown,~~ Grey and Patina		* [https://greyandpatina.com/product/1969-rolex-1675-rootbeer-oxblood-nipple-dial-gmt/ 1969 Rolex 1675 Rootbeer OxBlood Nipple Dial GMT] (Grey and Patina)
	* [https://www.rolexmagazine.com/2019/09/rolex-mythbusting-mysterious-case-of.html Rolex Mythbusting: The Mysterious Case of The Blueberry GMT-Master?] — Jake Ehrlich, Rolex Magazine		* [https://www.rolexmagazine.com/2019/09/rolex-mythbusting-mysterious-case-of.html Rolex Mythbusting: The Mysterious Case of The Blueberry GMT-Master?] — Jake Ehrlich, Rolex Magazine

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