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bncapass1 · 15 June 2019, 10:42 AM

Awesome find! I have a 1970 Pepsi and there is a bit of rarities in Rolex production this year. Many 1970 1675's demonstrate a thinner lower crown guard than the top. Some more prominent that others but still noticeable. If you google the 1970 1675 or search H.Q. Miltion's site, it occurs on quite a bit of 1970 models. At first I thought it may be due to over polishing but it's not. It's almost like when the crown opening was milled - drilled, it was off slightly in the jig. I find it very cool and can almost spot a 1970 serial right away.

15 June 2019, 10:42 AM	#23
bncapass1 "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Midwest Watch: Rolex Pepsi 1675 Posts: 62	Awesome find! I have a 1970 Pepsi and there is a bit of rarities in Rolex production this year. Many 1970 1675's demonstrate a thinner lower crown guard than the top. Some more prominent that others but still noticeable. If you google the 1970 1675 or search H.Q. Miltion's site, it occurs on quite a bit of 1970 models. At first I thought it may be due to over polishing but it's not. It's almost like when the crown opening was milled - drilled, it was off slightly in the jig. I find it very cool and can almost spot a 1970 serial right away.

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