Rolex’s dedicated adventure watch, the Explorer, traces its origins back to mountain climbing in 1953. In 1971, however, another watch joined the collection with the name Explorer II and a quite ...

Learn more If Rolex makes a steel sports watch, said watch will be highly sought after, if not downright iconic. The Explorer II is both. Designed for cave explorers in 1971, the sequel to the ...

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Explorer II Ref ... a little reinvention to update a classic. Rolex’s Datejust, the ultimate reference watch, now features new “palm” and “fluted ...

Yet I’d opted for the simple Explorer, which is basically an entry-level watch from Rolex’s ‘Professional’ range. Often described as a boring watch, with its three-handed, no-date black ...

Rolex supplied the mountaineers with a watch that would later become the Explorer, a sturdy, no-nonsense ticker made to stand up to the harshest conditions on the planet. The modern Explorer’s ...

In a line-up defined by headliners – the Daytona, the Submariner, the Explorer – it would be easy to leave out Rolex’s simplest offering. But if you wanted one watch that would look right ...

it was with their white Rolex Oyster Perpetual watches. Building on this success, Rolex released the first Explorer watch later the same year. The toughened case and clear design codes are still ...

A Rolex watch designed for spelunking and several models of the Patek Philippe Nautilus led declines in the Bloomberg Subdial Watch Index over the last month. The index, which tracks prices for ...

Source: Rolex The Explorer is once again 40mm. Source: Rolex “It was 39mm, then 36mm, now it’s back up to 40mm,” Altieri said. Source: Bob's Watches Launched in 1953 after the first ...

a U.K.-based platform for selling and trading pre-owned watches. The drop was primarily driven by price declines of the Rolex Explorer II (down 3.4 percent in a month to an average price of $9,875 ...

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