Rolex GMT-Master 1675 Tritium Patina Service Dial 1966

1966 Rolex GMT-Master 1675 with Rare Mexican Jubilee Bracelet and Pepsi Insert

Rolex is one of the most iconic watch brands in the world, known for its innovative designs and precision engineering. Since its founding in 1905, Rolex has set the standard for luxury timepieces, blending reliability with a reputation for groundbreaking developments in the world of horology. The GMT-Master, originally developed in 1955 for international pilots, is one of the brand’s most significant creations.

The Rolex GMT-Master 1675, introduced in the late 1950s and produced until the 1980s, is one of the longest-running and most popular models in the GMT line. Known for its dual-time functionality and signature “Pepsi” red-and-blue bezel, it quickly became a favorite among both professionals and collectors. The 1966 version, particularly when paired with rare features like a “Hecho En Mexico” Jubilee bracelet, is a highly desirable vintage model due to its collectibility, unique design elements, and historical importance within the GMT-Master series.

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This 1966 Rolex GMT-Master 1675 is a fully original steel timepiece in excellent condition. The case features sharp edges, factory bevels, and thick lugs, reflecting its well-preserved state. The early service tritium dial has developed a warm, even yellow patina, perfectly complemented by matching tritium hands, giving the watch a rich vintage character.

The watch also features an early service blue-back Pepsi insert, slightly faded, and in excellent condition. One of the standout features is the rare Mexican Jubilee bracelet, marked “Hecho En Mexico.” This highly desirable bracelet shows minimal to no stretch and boasts a large Rolex logo on the clasp, adding to its collectibility.

The movement runs strong, and all case numbers are clearly visible. This 1675 GMT-Master is a well-preserved and distinctive piece, offering both historical significance and collector appeal.

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