Rolex GMT Master Ref. 1675 Steel (SS) Guilt/Mirror Dial 1964/1965 115 Tropical/Vermillion [Vintage]

About the item: Product Description Manufacturer Rolex Model GMT Master Ref. 1675 Steel (SS) Guilt/Mirror Dial 1964/1965 115 Tropical/Vermillion Movement Automatic Cal.1560 Case Steel (SS) 40mm Bracelet Strap 17cm Steel (SS) USA JUBILEE BRACELEE BRACELEE Product Authorized Store Service Guarantee (2022/10) Dial [Black/Tropical]: Brown with strong redness close to the sulfide pigment called cinnabar Condition [with overall scratches (can be removed by polishing)]: There are no thick and deep scratches, I think it is close to unpolished [overhauled]: This is an official store, no night light on the GMT needle comment The GMT Master, which was born in 1955, is Rolex's only aerial watch, and the GMT Master 1 is red and blue Pepsi and GMT Master 2 are popular with red and black Coca-Cola. The Ref.1675 is a second model and has a new crown guard. It is a long-selling model that was manufactured over 20 years from 1960 to around 1980, and since the manufacturing period is long, the specifications of the dial, hands, and bracelet differ from generation to generation. This is a tropical dial with the mirror dial turned brown, and the color is strong red and close to cinnabar/vermilion. Cinnabar is a sulfide mineral used in pigments, and is also called the “Philosopher's Stone.” The “Philosopher's Stone” in alchemy is said to be complete when it turns red, and it is a color suitable for the final change of a dial using copper, zinc, and chrome, which are sulfide minerals. Also, the bezel has also changed to bronze and gray, and the indescribable feeling of withering is amazing. The bracelet is a high-value US bracelet among Jubilee bracelets, and since it is made of solid steel, it is thick and fits sports models well. It is characterized by being in good condition because it is made of a harder material than other bracelets. The Cal.1560 onboard movement has Cal.1530 chronometer specifications, and it is the first movement to adopt a free spring system using Rolex's unique microstellar screw. Mirror dials are called black, brown, tropical, marble, and stardust depending on the texture that has deteriorated over time, but I can personally imagine the red color Vermilion or the “Philosopher's Stone.” There are no two identical ones that have been overhauled at an authorized Rolex store, and it is a recommended solid in good condition. About the item: Manufacturer: Rolex Model: GMT Master Ref. 1675 Steel (SS) Gilt/Mirror Dial 1964/1965 115 Tropical/Vermillion Movement: Automatic Cal.1560 Case: Steel (SS) 40mm Bracelet Strap: 17cm Steel (SS) USA JUBEE BRACELET Accessories : Authorized Store Service Guarantee (2022/10) Dial: [Black/Tropical]: Strong reddish brown close to the sulfide pigment called cinnabar Condition: [Overall scratched (can be removed by polishing)]: There are no thick and deep scratches, I think it's close to unpolished [overhauled]: This is an official store, no night light with GMT hands Comment: The GMT Master, which was born in 1955, is Rolex's only aviation watch, and the GMT Master 1 is the only aviation watch in Rolex, and the GMT Master 1 is The red-blue Pepsi and GMT Master 2 are popular with red-black Coca-Cola. The Ref.1675 is a second model and has a new crown guard. It is a long-selling model that was manufactured over 20 years from 1960 to around 1980, and since the manufacturing period is long, the specifications of the dial, hands, and bracelet differ from generation to generation. This is a tropical dial with the mirror dial turned brown, and the color is strong red and close to cinnabar/vermilion. Cinnabar is a sulfide mineral used in pigments, and is also called the “Philosopher's Stone.” The “Philosopher's Stone” in alchemy is said to be complete when it turns red, and it is a color suitable for the final change of a dial using copper, zinc, and chrome, which are sulfide minerals. Also, the bezel has also changed to bronze and gray, and the indescribable feeling of withering is amazing. The bracelet is a high-value US bracelet among Jubilee bracelets, and since it is made of solid steel, it is thick and fits sports models well. It is characterized by being in good condition because it is made of a harder material than other bracelets. The Cal.1560 onboard movement has Cal.1530 chronometer specifications, and it is the first movement to adopt a free spring system using Rolex's unique microstellar screw. Mirror dials are called black, brown, tropical, marble, and stardust depending on the texture that has deteriorated over time, but I can personally imagine the red color Vermilion or the “Philosopher's Stone.” There are no two identical ones that have been overhauled at an authorized Rolex store, and it is a recommended solid in good condition.