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1986 Rolex GMT-Master II 16760 Fat Lady

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The very first GMT-Master II was the reference 16760, which introduced the quick set jumping hour hand. Nicknamed the “Fat Lady” after its thick and curvy case, this reference is incredibly difficult to find in a condition that takes after what made it popular! This example retains its case thickness, bearing its original chamfers, and most importantly, its crown guards remain very square, to support the crown. The original tritium dial and hands have aged to a light cream patina. Originally glossy, the lacquered dial has turned matte in most areas. Light speckling around the hour markers, which is common on this watch of the era. Original open 6/9 date wheel. 501 end links with 78360 bracelet and K clasp.

Serial - Year: 9.46 serial ~1986/1987

Bracelet - Strap: 78360 bracelet with 501 endlinks. K clasp. Fits up to 7.5” wrist

Box - Papers - Accessories: Watch only

Service History: Unknown. Running at -3s/d, 255 amplitude

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The very first GMT-Master II was the reference 16760, which introduced the quick set jumping hour hand. Nicknamed the “Fat Lady” after its thick and curvy case, this reference is incredibly difficult to find in a condition that takes after what made it popular! This example retains its case thickness, bearing its original chamfers, and most importantly, its crown guards remain very square, to support the crown. The original tritium dial and hands have aged to a light cream patina. Originally glossy, the lacquered dial has turned matte in most areas. Light speckling around the hour markers, which is common on this watch of the era. Original open 6/9 date wheel. 501 end links with 78360 bracelet and K clasp.

Serial - Year: 9.46 serial ~1986/1987

Bracelet - Strap: 78360 bracelet with 501 endlinks. K clasp. Fits up to 7.5” wrist

Box - Papers - Accessories: Watch only

Service History: Unknown. Running at -3s/d, 255 amplitude

The very first GMT-Master II was the reference 16760, which introduced the quick set jumping hour hand. Nicknamed the “Fat Lady” after its thick and curvy case, this reference is incredibly difficult to find in a condition that takes after what made it popular! This example retains its case thickness, bearing its original chamfers, and most importantly, its crown guards remain very square, to support the crown. The original tritium dial and hands have aged to a light cream patina. Originally glossy, the lacquered dial has turned matte in most areas. Light speckling around the hour markers, which is common on this watch of the era. Original open 6/9 date wheel. 501 end links with 78360 bracelet and K clasp.

Serial - Year: 9.46 serial ~1986/1987

Bracelet - Strap: 78360 bracelet with 501 endlinks. K clasp. Fits up to 7.5” wrist

Box - Papers - Accessories: Watch only

Service History: Unknown. Running at -3s/d, 255 amplitude

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L1400703.jpg
L1400706.jpg
L1400724.jpg
L1400726.jpg
L1400704.jpg
L1400731.jpg
L1400725.jpg
L1400717.jpg
L1400722.jpg
L1400706.jpg
L1400711.jpg
L1400713.jpg
L1400709.jpg
L1400708.jpg
L1400714.jpg
L1400710.jpg
L1400732.jpg