05-05-2012, 11:46 AM
Jeg har stjålet lidt tekst fra viser guru nummer 1:
Philip fra VRF:
"Lets take the seconds hands, here you have 3 different types for the same base caliber:
at the top you have the GMT 1675 hand (cal 1565/75), then you have in second position the
1680 hand (cal 1575) also fitting 1665 (also cal 1575) and finally you have the 5513 hand (cal1520/30)
that have a very short barrel.
All these hands are going on the same base caliber 15XX but they are not exchangeable.
Always remember code "5" with Rolex. Five at the end of a Rolex reference
number (of a caliber) means 'date', if you have the date feature you also have a metallic wheel
called "Assise de quantième" (sorry I do not know how to translate this one). Anyway this
assise oblige the barrel to be longer than a no date.
Finally, for the 1675 GMT its even more complicated as you have date + an extra hand...so extra long barrel."
Med andre ord skal de visere stamme fra en 5513 for at sekund viseren passer.
Mvh
Klaus
Philip fra VRF:
"Lets take the seconds hands, here you have 3 different types for the same base caliber:
at the top you have the GMT 1675 hand (cal 1565/75), then you have in second position the
1680 hand (cal 1575) also fitting 1665 (also cal 1575) and finally you have the 5513 hand (cal1520/30)
that have a very short barrel.
All these hands are going on the same base caliber 15XX but they are not exchangeable.
Always remember code "5" with Rolex. Five at the end of a Rolex reference
number (of a caliber) means 'date', if you have the date feature you also have a metallic wheel
called "Assise de quantième" (sorry I do not know how to translate this one). Anyway this
assise oblige the barrel to be longer than a no date.
Finally, for the 1675 GMT its even more complicated as you have date + an extra hand...so extra long barrel."
Med andre ord skal de visere stamme fra en 5513 for at sekund viseren passer.
Mvh
Klaus
Mvh Klaus

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