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Old 19 March 2012, 09:39 AM   #15
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There is incorrect info floating around on these elongated coronets found on the dials from the late 1970's GMT 1675's. That last dial used on the 1675's had the elongated coronet dial like on the 16750 matte dials. They were not all replacement dials!

The dial pictured in the first post could be a a late 1970's GMT dial or 16750 matte dial, based on where the mounting feet are located, like Greekbum and others have noted all ready.
Spot on John.

That's the problem with trying to make hard and fast rules about Rolex. Rolex doesn't play that game.
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