Over the years I've had many GMT reference 1675's, and the reason I keep on going back is because you never really know what the next one will look like

From pinks to bronze, rich to fade, the bezel inserts alone can tell a multitude of stories for the reference (this example is in camp orange/gold beneath faded denim blue)

Then there are the dials - space does not permit the full breakdown of variants and finishes from glossy to matte, but safe to say this matte dial late-60s Long E from the original owner has a near perfect dial with warm custard lume, original bracelet stamped 69, and still has the chamfers on its shoulders - it's really just exactly as I like to find them, and I've enjoyed wearing this watch immensely 

Service history is unknown, but the watch is ticking away and running nicely