1963 Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 1675 Gilt PCG W/ RSC Papers, Box, & Military Provenance

[@philchan2512]

You continue to amaze with these museum worthy pieces

[@kperry1969]

Best GMT master video I've seen here, and I have seen most of them. Your info is accurate much more so than other guys. Proud owner of a 1965 GMT master gilt dial with beautifully faded pepsi bezel =) Thank you for the quality video.

[@craftandtailored]

Appreciate that! Glad you liked it stay tuned for more 😎

[@nikhilmathur6042]

I LOVE THIS WATCH!!! Ive been stalking it on you site for a while now. I’ve been searching for a 1963 1675 for about a year now. My dad was born in 63 and I would like to purchase one for his birthday sadly I don’t have the budget yet. This one is amazing because of its military history and condition

[@jamez_estrada82]

It’s 3:30am, I should be sleeping... “1963 Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 1675 Gilt” Click!

[@craftandtailored]

hahaha!

[@jimmysplit7729]

Gorgeous gmt and the service box was really interesting, thanks Cam 👏🏻

[@phmwu7368]

exactly the same size as today's plastic version !

[@mrcosmograph]

Always an enjoyable learning experience - keep up the great work Cam

[@georgehofgren6123]

Helpful info in this, thanks ~

[@Halfmoon67]

Awesome watch ! Thanks for the vid guys ! Love your channel ! Cheers !

[@timmanion7459]

Absolutely like your subject matter. And the talk about the carbon paper. Haha !! I'm 70 going on 30 , but seeing the watch , packaging, carbon paper brings me back to a better day . I can smell the dark wood , leather and musk of fine cigar smoke . Keep up the good work . Thanx

[@audemarspiguet4237]

What a beautiful example

[@williamstalvey6920]

Would love to own that incredible watch...

[@444slowitdown]

Tell me about it.. just looks perfect.. the history a bonus ❤

[@williamstalvey6920]

@@444slowitdown agreed....love faded bezels Military history

[@phmwu7368]

9:01 looks more like an ink pot in the shape of a military combat boot, toes side to the right with shoelaces on top right !

[@robblundell2718]

I wouldn't have thought that crown guards have any relation to water resistance other than the prevention of mechanical damage i.e. knocking the crown, and thus compromising the seal of the crown....

[@georgehofgren6123]

What the crown screws onto is itself an insert threaded into the case. I believe the crown guards aren't so much for knocks as from general pressure upwards from the hand bones when worn on the Left wrist 😉 ~

[@robynsjp]

Nice one. Waves my no date 1963 165.024.

[@ianmedium]

Made the same year I was! :)

[@lv293]

Birth year watch would you rather have a 1989 1016 or a 16710?

[@adbraham]

Is a private purchase of a watch by a guy who happened to be in the military “military provenance”, I’m not sure. If he was issued it BY the military, that would be a different matter.