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GMT-Master II 'Fat Lady' with spider dial, reference 16760 Montre bracelet en acier avec deux fuseaux horaires et date | Stainless steel dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet Vers 1984 | Circa 1984

Lot Closed

September 29, 11:18 AM GMT

Estimate

10,000 - 15,000 EUR

Lot Details

Description

Rolex

 

GMT-Master II 'Fat Lady' with spider dial, reference 16760


Montre bracelet en acier avec deux fuseaux horaires et date |

Stainless steel dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet

 

Vers 1984 |

Circa 1984

 

Cadran: noir

Calibre: cal. 3085 automatique, 27 rubis

Numéro de mouvement: 1'065'023

Boîtier: acier, fond vissé

Numéro de boîtier: 8'366'054

Fermoir: bracelet Rolex Oyster en acier et boucle déployante

Dimensions: 40 mm, circonférence du bracelet approx. 160 mm

Signé: boîtier, cadran et mouvement                                                                    

Ecrin: oui

Papiers: non

Accessoires: écrin Rolex


Dial: black

Calibre: cal. 3085 automatic, 27 jewels

Movement number: 1'065'023

Case: stainless steel, screw-down back

Case number: 8'366'054

Closure: stainless steel Rolex Oyster bracelet and folding clasp

Size: 40 mm, bracelet circumference approx. 160 mm

Signed: case, dial and movement

Box: yes

Papers: no

Accessories: Rolex presentation case

 

Poids brut 123.30 g |

Gross weight 123.30 g

Nicknamed the "Fat Lady", the Rolex reference 16760 was undoubtedly an important timepiece within the Rolex archives.

It was the first model of the GMT-Master II collection allowing the center hour hand to be set independently, the first to feature a "Coke" bezel, the first to incorporate a sapphire crystal and the first to apply white gold indexes.

Extremely daring and cutting edge at its time, the present well preserved watch expresses a great level of creativity.

It is also fitted with a 'spider dial', referring to the fine lines throughout the dial that look like a spider web. These are mainly found on some examples of GMT and Submariner produced around that time with a glossy dial. They are particularly appreciated by collectors.