Live Auction 14212Rare Watches and a Rolex Afternoon
Rolex. A fine and rare, stainless steel automatic two time-zone wristwatch with sweep centre seconds, black 24 hour bezel, date and bracelet
Lot 260 1675 Tiffany & Co.

Rolex. A fine and rare, stainless steel automatic two time-zone wristwatch with sweep centre seconds, black 24 hour bezel, date and bracelet

Signed Rolex, retailed by Tiffany & Co., Oyster Perpetual, GMT-Master, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, ref. 1675, case no. 6’004’948, circa 1979

Closed15 May 2017

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Rolex. A fine and rare, stainless steel automatic two time-zone wristwatch with sweep centre seconds, black 24 hour bezel, date and bracelet
Signed Rolex, retailed by Tiffany & Co., Oyster Perpetual, GMT-Master, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, ref. 1675, case no. 6’004’948, circa 1979
Movement: automatic, cal. 1575, 26 jewels
Dial: matte black, luminous dot, baton and dagger numerals, window for date
Case: screw back and screw down crown, black 24 hour bezel
Signed: case, dial and movement, dial additionally signed by Tiffany & Co.
Dimensions: 40 mm. diam. overall length of bracelet approximately 180 mm.
With: stainless steel Rolex Oyster bracelet stamped 78360, endlinks stamped 580, deployant clasp, Garantie Internationale de Service dated 24th February 2017, Rolex, Genève service invoice of the same date, Rolex USA service warranty dated 18th April 2008, factory service booklet and associated Tiffany & Co. sales receipt dated 8th August 1977 and presentation box.

Specialist note

The present watch was fully serviced by Rolex, Genève this year and is offered in superb condition, still retaining the protective service stickers to the sides and back.

A highly rare and attractive example of the legendary 1675 model, distinguished by the retailer's signature Tiffany & Co. printed just above the GMT-Master designation. The “all black” version of the reference 1675 such as the present watch was first introduced in the early 1970s. Now iconic, the 1675 model was manufactured over a period of just over twenty years between 1959 and 1980.