Rolex GMT-Master 1675

Rolex GMT-Master 1675 PCG with OCC "Albino" or White Dial

The Rolex 1675 PCG OCC “Albino” Dial is a rare and highly sought-after variant of the vintage Rolex GMT-Master reference 1675. This watch features: PCG stands for pointed crown guards, which are the sharp edges of the metal that protect the winding crown. This is an early feature that was later replaced by rounded crown guards. OCC stands for officially certified chronometer, which is a certification of accuracy and precision for the movement. This is indicated by the text “OCC” on the dial, which was later changed to “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” in the mid-1960s. “Albino” Dial refers to the rare and unique dial that has a white color instead of the usual black. This dial also has a glossy finish and a chapter ring, which is a circle that separates the minute markers from the hour markers. The “Albino” dial is believed to be a prototype that was never intended for mass production.Rolex GMT-Master 1675 PCG with OCC "Albino" or White Dial $ 85,000 Basic Info Listing code JS86Z5 Brand Rolex Model GMT-Master Reference number 1675 Movement Automatic Case material Steel Bracelet material Steel Year of production 1960 Condition Good (Light signs of wear or scratches) Scope of delivery No original box, no original papers Gender Men's watch/Unisex Location Indonesia, Surabaya Price $85,000 [Negotiable] Availability Item is in stock Caliber Movement Automatic Caliber/movement 1560 Power reserve 48 h Number of jewels 26 Case Case material Steel Case diameter 40 mm Try it on Water resistance 10 ATM Bezel material Steel Crystal Plexiglass Dial White Dial numerals No numerals Bracelet/strap Bracelet material Steel Bracelet color Steel Clasp Fold clasp Clasp material Steel Functions Date, GMT The Rolex 1675 PCG OCC “Albino” Dial is a rare and highly sought-after variant of the vintage Rolex GMT-Master reference 1675. This watch features: PCG stands for pointed crown guards, which are the sharp edges of the metal that protect the winding crown. This is an early feature that was later replaced by rounded crown guards. OCC stands for officially certified chronometer, which is a certification of accuracy and precision for the movement. This is indicated by the text “OCC” on the dial, which was later changed to “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” in the mid-1960s. “Albino” Dial refers to the rare and unique dial that has a white color instead of the usual black. This dial also has a glossy finish and a chapter ring, which is a circle that separates the minute markers from the hour markers. The “Albino” dial is believed to be a prototype that was never intended for mass production.