Below are some graphic charts depicting the measurements for the Rolex GMT-MASTER 1675 and 16750 bezel and crystal retaining ring which seals the crystal and secures the bezel to the watch. (The measurements could be off by a tenth of a millimeter on some of the dimensions but when comparing these s...

Below are my measurements for the Submariner 1680, 5513, 5512 bezel dimensions along with dimensions for the crystal retaining ring which holds the bezel to the watch. (The measurements could be off by a tenth of a millimeter on some of the dimensions but when comparing these sizes to another bezel ...

FOR SALE:

Rolex 93150 Oyster bracelet with all 12 links, 580 end links and an "L" clasp code. Virtually no stretch and in like new condition.

PRICE:

NLFS

FOR SALE:

GMT 1675 bezel inserts. (Will also fit the GMT 16750) Both are originals, untouched, not altered or doctored.

PRICE:

Fuchsia insert - $4500
Super Fat Font "Pepsi" - no longer for sale

Buyers are responsible for shipping/fees. No returns.

Below is page 1 of the responses to the original thread which were recovered after being deleted during site maintenance. Page 2 could not be recovered. Re: U. S. Secret Service Rolex Submariner and GMT-Master II Post by nsumner » Mon Mar 28, 2016 1:57 am Very cool, great reference for these ..I'm ...

2015 marked the 150th anniversary of the United States Secret Service (USSS) which was established in 1865 shortly after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. The primary function and responsibilities of the Secret Service at the time it was established was for the investigation and suppre...

Below you will find tables for Rolex crystal numbers taken directly from their R. 20 Catalogue. It contains both tropic (non cyclopes crystal) and cyclope crystal numbers. Each column contains a number at the top which is the crystal number. Directly below the crystal number is a listing for the mod...

Here is a page from a Rolex manual identifying the various end links for the vintage 93150 flip-lock bracelet and the 78360 bracelet - and possibly a few more. Below is another link to a thread here on the forum that details Oyster and Jubilee end links related to the GMTs, Datejusts and other sport...

Below are a few photos of two GMT Mark I dials. One is a normal, unaltered dial and the other has been "cooked" or artificially aged in an oven or with some other form of heat. It is easy to distinguish these "cooked" dials by the gold or brown color to the scripts, seconds marke...

Below are a few photos of two GMT Mark I dials. One is a normal, unaltered dial and the other has been "cooked" or artificially aged in an oven or with some other form of heat. It is easy to distinguish these "cooked" dials by the gold or brown color to the scripts, seconds marke...