The 1675 V10 is the current benchmark replica of the vintage GMT-Master ref. 1675 and the version most buyers ask for by name. It pairs the slim, slab-sided case of the original with a modern automatic GMT movement, so you get the vintage look without the servicing bill of a sixty-year-old watch. This guide covers what the V10 actually delivers, the real specs, and how ordering works.
Key Features
- 40mm stainless steel case with a period-correct slab-side profile and drilled lugs
- Pepsi, Coke, or all-black anodized aluminum bezel insert
- Domed vintage-profile crystal with the edge distortion collectors expect
- Automatic GMT movement with sweeping seconds and an independently set 24-hour hand
- Screw-down crown and case back with period-style engraving
- 20mm lug width, so folded-link and rivet bracelets fit properly
- Regulated and timed by hand before dispatch
Case, Movement, and Materials
The case is 316L stainless steel: 40mm across, about 12.5mm thick, 20mm between the lugs, and roughly 120 grams on the bracelet. The insert is anodized aluminum rather than ceramic, which is what gives the V10 its faded period look. Inside is a 24-jewel automatic running at 28,800 vibrations per hour with hacking and hand-winding, and about 40 hours of reserve. The crystal is domed acrylic-style, not flat sapphire, because that is what the original 1675 wore. Water resistance is rated and every watch is pressure-tested before dispatch, but these are not dive watches.
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Shipping and Returns
Orders are checked and dispatched within three to five business days. Every parcel ships tracked and discreetly packaged, with nothing on the outer box that identifies the contents. Transit typically runs seven to fourteen business days, and tracking is emailed as soon as the parcel moves. If a watch arrives damaged or does not match the listing, contact us within seven days of delivery for a replacement or a refund. Extra links and sizing help are free.
Is the 1675 V10 a genuine Rolex?
No. It is a replica built by an independent workshop and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Rolex. It is sold to buyers who want the vintage GMT look without auction-house pricing.
How does the V10 differ from earlier versions?
The V10 fixed the two most common V9 complaints: case thickness and bezel font. The crystal profile was revised, and the bracelet end-links now sit tighter against the lugs.
Can it be worn in water?
The crown and case back are gasketed and each watch is tested before shipping, but keep it out of pools and showers. Replicas are not sealed to the same standard as the watches they copy.