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Rolex - 16753 - GMT-Master - Mens Root Beer Bezel
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Name16753
FamilyGMT-Master
GenderMens
MovementRolex 3075 (Details)
Years in Production1981 - 1988
Case Diameter (mm)40
MechanismAutomatic
ChronometerYes
HackingYes
Date FunctionYes
QuicksetYes
Power Reserve (Hours)50
Frequency (bph)28, 800
Jewel Count27
Second HandSweep
Case MaterialStainless Steel
Bezel MaterialCeramic
Hour MarksStick/Dot
Date Position3 O'Clock
Crown Position3 O'Clock
Crystal MaterialSapphire
Band TypeBracelet
Band MaterialStainless/Gold Hybrid
Band ReplaceableYes


Notes: This model is an Automatic GMT movement w/date and 2nd time zone, waterproof screw-down crown, and a rotating bi-directional timing bezel. It features stainless steel case with a ceramic bezel with gold lettering. The bezel can be black, red or "Root Beer" color. The bracelet is a two-tone stainless steel and 18K yellow gold hybrid. The bracelet can be either 3-link (Oyster) or 5-link (Jubilee). The watch has a matte black dial with luminescent hour markers and a red GMT hand. It originally retailed in the $7,000 range.
Mechanism:
The Calibre 3075 mechanism was designed for the GMT-Master family of watches. It was built around the architecture of the family’s base movement, the Cal. 3035. It increased the balance speed from the 19,800bph of the Cal. 1575 and introduced the now standard high-beat 28,800bph—the eight ticks per second frequency that gives all Rolexes made since the characteristic smoothly sweeping seconds hand.

Alongside the uprated speed, the 3075 also brought the Quickset date function to the GMT for the first time. A logical improvement for a luxury traveller’s watch, it meant wearers were able to advance the date directly via the crown in its second position, rather than having to wind the center hands through 24 hours. It might seem like a somewhat trivial upgrade, but Rolex’s unassailable reputation has been built on their almost constant striving to improve their customer’s experiences with their products in any way possible, no matter how small.
Item created by: gdm on 2018-12-12 09:57:50. Last edited by gdm on 2018-12-12 10:00:05

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