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The 16750 is the first five-digit GMT-Master and the bridge between the 1675 and the 16760 / 16710 generation. Caliber 3075 raised the beat rate from 19,800 to 28,800 vph and added a quick-set date, but the older caller-GMT mechanic stayed. The 24-hour hand still tracks the local hour hand, and the second time zone still reads off the rotating bezel. The acrylic crystal stayed too. What results is a watch that sits mechanically halfway between the 1675 it replaced and the sapphire-era GMTs that followed. | The 16750 is the first five-digit GMT-Master and the bridge between the 1675 and the 16760 / 16710 generation. Caliber 3075 raised the beat rate from 19,800 to 28,800 vph and added a quick-set date, but the older caller-GMT mechanic stayed. The 24-hour hand still tracks the local hour hand, and the second time zone still reads off the rotating bezel. The acrylic crystal stayed too. What results is a watch that sits mechanically halfway between the 1675 it replaced and the sapphire-era GMTs that followed. | ||
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