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24 May 2024, 01:40 AM | #1 |
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Can anyone help me ID this dial? MATTE 16750
I recently got my hands on a grail, an '82 16750 (Birthyear) and it's got an old service dial cracked up all over and so I'd like to take advantage of refurbing the watch before I enjoy it for years to come. I came across this dial and while it looks good to me, I was hoping to ask for help here.
Seller stated it was a MK3 dial but I have not found reference to a MK3 for the 16750, just the 1675. Any red flags any of you can see? |
24 May 2024, 03:44 AM | #2 |
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Yes agree, a very nice MK2 - tiny little 'tell I use is the very slightly raised D in CERTIFIED btw.
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Get a UV photo.
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Ok, a MK2 makes a lot of sense, I’m just stunned to see one in what appears to be outstanding quality. Am I right?
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The Mark II is the 1st generation of the GMT 16750 matte dials. The Mark I came later.
As you might have guessed, they are numbered out of order regarding which came first. I don't know why but that is just the way it is. By the way, when I looked at the two photos, why does some of the lume on the markers appear different in each photo?
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Check the lume in your second photo. It doesn't appear the same as the lume in the first photo.
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What’s an MK2 dial in this condition worth?
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Value would only be a guess until there are some clearer photos posted. One in outstanding condition could bring a few thousand dollars.
Also, as Swish mentioned, UV pics would help in an evaluation.
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