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