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Here's my mine. Rolex GMT Master (1675).
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Last edited by akula; 03-07-07, 09:40 AM. -
that's a very nice looking GMT Master on jubilee bracelet..... wear the watch in good health....cheers...
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Thank you. I'm thinking of changing it to the broader bracelet. Ask Rolex-SG for quote. S$625 and it will take two months. That was before 1st July. Might change it year end. I just prefer the broader bracelet.Originally posted by nottinghill View Postthat's a very nice looking GMT Master on jubilee bracelet..... wear the watch in good health....cheers...
Anyone know if Rolex-SG will let me trade-in my jubilee???Comment
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what is broader bracelet..??.......care to share??the hype is true. listen at your own risk.
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It's the Oyster bracelet. Mine is called jubilee bracelet.Originally posted by ohlins View PostComment
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haha oh ok....oyster i know.....broader first time hear mah........
usually to buy new bracelet they will take in the old one as trade-in.....but not sure if they will switch to oyster from jubilee.....maybe give them a call to check..??the hype is true. listen at your own risk.
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It still looks in beri gud cond. Care to share how much you bought? How old is the watch?Originally posted by akula View PostLast edited by stormtrooper; 03-07-07, 12:51 PM.GMT Master II
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re: GTM Master (1675)
It's a family heirloom. It was my Dad's. It's more then 20 years old. Got a bit of a history. Just came back from servicing/cleaning a few days ago. After 5 years, the oil inside sticky and a bit slow. I must say RSC-SG (Rolex Service Centre-Singapore) did a good job. Came back like new. Then again it cost me S$540 and three weeks for a complete overhaul. Just before 1st July. So took this opportunity while it's still new to take some photos before it gets scratches again.Originally posted by stormtrooper View PostComment
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Good... u muz be damn happy tat it looks like new... lol...
tats y Rolexes are so valuable..
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Yeah. At first S$540 was likeOriginally posted by louisoh View PostGood... u muz be damn happy tat it looks like new... lol...
tats y Rolexes are so valuable..
But when I went a collect and saw it for the first time..... 
Like I said, RSC-SG did a darn good job.
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Nice gilt dial. The jubilee bracelet is classic. Can't get them anymore. Better keep them.Comment
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Yah.. i would advise you to keep them too... nice bracelet*****************************
A bad day of fishing is still better than a good day at the office.
Just me and my NT...Comment
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yah.
At $625... buy a cheaper,less perfect GMT Master-II for $4.5+k to wear around... and keep this one to wear for special occasions.
$625 is already 20% the cost of a resale GMT-II say from the late 1980s.Comment
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just a suggestion....since it's a vintage..... just keep it that way..... changing to oyster bracelet may void its 'vintage-city'.... (is there such word?) heheh..... anyway, do keep it in its original state if possible...cheers...Rolex TT Submariner Date Blue Dial (Ref#116613LB)
Rolex Deep Sea Sea Dweller (Ref#116660)
Rolex 18K/SS Oyster Perpetual Datejust (Ref#16233)
Omega Seamaster 300M Chrono (Ref#2920.80.91)Comment
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Nice vintage GMT
i hope one day i can also own one.
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