Rolex GMT-Master
Ref.1675 Tiffany & Co with Rolex warranty TFC card as just Full service The feature is Long E Dial as 1968's
Basic Info
Listing code : RCXEI2
Brand : Rolex
Model : GMT-Master
Reference number : 1675
Movement : Automatic
Case material : Steel
Bracelet material : Steel
Year of production : 1968
Condition : Used (Very good)
Most Recent Servicing : October 30, 2025
Scope of delivery : Original papers, no original box
Gender : Men's watch/Unisex
Location : Japan, Arakawa-ku
Price : 7,500,000
Availability : Item is in stock
Caliber
Movement : Automatic
Caliber/movement : 1575
Base caliber : 1570
Power reserve : 40 h
Number of jewels : 26
Case
Case material : Steel
Dial : Black
Bracelet/strap
Bracelet material : Steel
Bracelet color : Steel
Bracelet length : 350 mm (190 mm / 160 mm)
Lug width : 20 mm
Clasp : Fold clasp
Clasp material : Steel
Buckle width : 16 mm
Functions
Date, GMT
Product Description The story begins in September 1837, when Charles Lewis Tiffany opened a store on Broadway. From that moment, Tiffany & Co. rose to become one of the world’s most prestigious jewelry houses. Yet it is said that Tiffany’s true pursuit extended beyond jewels—into the realm of timepieces. In 1861, Tiffany established a workshop in Geneva, Switzerland, and by 1874 expanded its vision further with the creation of a large-scale watch factory in Geneva Cornavin—unprecedented for its time. Meanwhile, from the late 1840s, Tiffany had already been sourcing movements from Patek Philippe, producing some of the finest timepieces of the era. However, in 1878, in order to preserve its identity as a jeweler, Tiffany withdrew from manufacturing and sold its factory to Patek Philippe. From that point forward, Tiffany maintained a strong philosophy in watch retailing, forming partnerships with leading Swiss manufacturers. Its collaboration with Rolex began around the 1950s and continued until 1990. During this period, watches supplied by Rolex were sometimes signed with the retailer’s own mark—“TIFFANY & CO.”—on the dial. Today, such double-signed pieces command significant premiums. However, this has also led to a surge in counterfeit dials, many reproduced with near-perfect precision, blurring the line between genuine and fake in the market. Complicating matters further, even watches with later-added “TIFFANY & CO.” signatures have, in some cases, passed through official servicing channels. As a result, the ability to definitively verify whether a dial was originally sold by Tiffany remains extremely limited. While archival records may exist, they are not publicly disclosed. Since 2023, Rolex has introduced NFC authentication cards and signaled entry into NFT-based traceability—marking a transformation in how authenticity is approached. Notably, documentation explicitly certifying such retailer signatures has effectively disappeared. The implication is clear: the truth must now be pursued beyond paper alone. A Verified Example This particular piece underwent a complete service by Japan Rolex in October 2025, with no dial replacement, preserving the original 1968 “Long E” dial and its beautifully aged tritium hour markers exactly as they were. The rare black bezel (post-1975 production) remains in exceptional condition, while the hands were replaced during service. The bracelet is a correct Jubilee Ref. 6251H with 55 end links, dating from approximately 1973–1975—an era without clasp codes, and fully original. The case has been professionally refinished by Rolex to a near-new condition. Quite simply, this is a flawless and exceptional example—worthy of the highest praise. ROLEX Oyster Perpetual Date “GMT-MASTER by TIFFANY & CO.” Long E Dial – Black Bezel Ref. 1675/0 1968 Vintage Condition (Men’s / Daily rate: +3 sec / Amplitude: 230° / Beat error: 0.0 ms / Lift angle: 50°) Timegrapher readings are approximate and may vary depending on environment. Exceptional All-Original Condition with Accessories Rolex Guarantee NFC Card (Issued October 2025 / 2-year warranty) 1978 Original Tiffany Double-Signed Dial (Final Mark 6) Marking: ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE TIFFANY & CO GMT-MASTER SUPERLATIVE CHRONOMETER OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED SWISS-T<25 Condition: Partial, natural aging across the dial—offering an outstanding vintage character true to its era 1968 “Long E” Dial & Tritium Circle Hour Markers Details: Rare “Long E” typography (1967–1969), with extended center bar in “ROLEX” Condition: Excellent vintage state 1975 Stainless Steel Rotating Bezel & Black Insert Condition: No scratches or dents; rare black bezel in perfect condition 1968 Stainless Steel Case Engravings: 6 o’clock: STAINLESS STEEL 12 o’clock: REGISTERED DESIGN 1675 Size: 40mm (41.9mm including crown) × 46.9mm lug-to-lug Condition: Near-new, no visible damage Twinlock Crown (Replaced during Rolex Service) Condition: New Acrylic Dome Crystal (Replaced during Rolex Service) Condition: New 1968 Screw-Back Case Marking: MONTRES ROLEX SA GENEVA SWITZERLAND PATENTED STAINLESS STEEL 1675 Condition: Near-new, flawless Jubilee Bracelet Ref. 6251H (1973–75) / FF55 Condition: Excellent, no stretch Size: 20mm width / fits up to approx. 185mm wrist Cal. 1575 Frequency: 19,800 vibrations/hour Jewels: 26 Power Reserve: Approx. 40 hours Breguet hairspring Marking: ROLEX MONTRES SA GENEVA SWISS Cal. 1575
