Rolex Full Gold GMT 1675/8

The 1675 was introduced in 1959 as the successor of the 6542. During its production run of roughly twenty years - making it one of the longest produced references in Rolex’s history - it came in various executions. One of them being the 1675/8 in which the 8 indicates it was made from gold. This pilot wrist watch was mostly produced in steel and only few were ever executed in 18k yellow gold. 
This pilot wrist watch was mostly produced in steel and only few were ever executed in 18k yellow gold.

A distinct and beloved feature of this reference is the nipple dial: protruding hour markers made from gold.
The watch has a glossy dial that is in pristine condition and has - eventhough it's not a gilt - a gold printing on it, which looks very cool with the 18k yellow-gold hands, case and bezel.
Even more, the watch comes on a very rare crocodile Rolex strap with its yellow gold buckle and the brown leather box.