rolex exlporer 1 wrist shot | Explorer 1, 36mm vs 39mm

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Just a quick wrist shot of the Rolex Explorer (214270) on my 6.5in wrist. Check out my full review of this iconic watch - https://youtu.be/_KOtHIXWUW4Check o. I am considering to acquire a Rolex Explorer 1, but after watching tons of reviews on the 214270 (39mm) version and the new 124270 with 36mm I am more confused than ever. .

I wanted to write out a fairly detailed review of the 2021 Rolex Explorer 1 – 124270 which was released in April of this year. There has been much debate and discussion on this . I spend a lot of time in producing these videos before you see them here. They are both fantastic, but considering that my wrist size is just under 7", if I could only keep one, I'd keep the 36mm 14270. Great glossy dial, perfect layout, feels super comfortable. The only item missing for me is the .

I can see a diver or pilot watch covering that much of a wrist but consider my 7.25 or so wrist size to be the minimum where the 39 makes better sense. It seems to me that the . My 40mm Explorer has arrived! Here is the new 40mm Explorer ref. 224270. This is the Explorer I’ve been waiting for. perfect for my wrist (~7 inches) and as nicely proportioned . This is the first 36mm Explorer to be fitted with the Rolex Easylink adjustment system, which allows the wearer to extend the bracelet out a further few millimetres whenever .

[Wristshot] Explorer 1 39mm MK2 : r/rolex

K+K+K+Fantastic shot! The Explorer print at 6 position just feels right and provides nice spacing and break between text unlike the modern 36.

More specifically, the 214270 Explorer uses the brand's caliber 3132, an automatically wound movement that ticks at 4Hz, sports a Parachrom hairspring and Paraflex shock absorbers, and a power reserve of 48 hours. .Just a quick wrist shot of the Rolex Explorer (214270) on my 6.5in wrist. Check out my full review of this iconic watch - https://youtu.be/_KOtHIXWUW4Check o.

I am considering to acquire a Rolex Explorer 1, but after watching tons of reviews on the 214270 (39mm) version and the new 124270 with 36mm I am more confused than ever. I have a 6.5 inch wrist and would love to see some pictures of the watch on the wrist of someone with actually the same exact wrist size.

I wanted to write out a fairly detailed review of the 2021 Rolex Explorer 1 – 124270 which was released in April of this year. There has been much debate and discussion on this watch on TRF and other forums as its one of the few (if any) times Rolex has gone back to an original design size for a new model. Members of the forum will correct me . I spend a lot of time in producing these videos before you see them here. They are both fantastic, but considering that my wrist size is just under 7", if I could only keep one, I'd keep the 36mm 14270. Great glossy dial, perfect layout, feels super comfortable. The only item missing for me is the great Easylink extension on the 39mm model. I can see a diver or pilot watch covering that much of a wrist but consider my 7.25 or so wrist size to be the minimum where the 39 makes better sense. It seems to me that the design language of the Explorer is more restrained size field/adventure watch, especially with it's long history at 36mm.

My 40mm Explorer has arrived! Here is the new 40mm Explorer ref. 224270. This is the Explorer I’ve been waiting for. perfect for my wrist (~7 inches) and as nicely proportioned as the 124270, which I owned, but could never warm up to the size. This is the first 36mm Explorer to be fitted with the Rolex Easylink adjustment system, which allows the wearer to extend the bracelet out a further few millimetres whenever needed. It’s a feature that is unbelievably useful for the warmer months and is a complete night and day difference to the micro-adjustments that required a tool to make . Fantastic shot! The Explorer print at 6 position just feels right and provides nice spacing and break between text unlike the modern 36. More specifically, the 214270 Explorer uses the brand's caliber 3132, an automatically wound movement that ticks at 4Hz, sports a Parachrom hairspring and Paraflex shock absorbers, and a power reserve of 48 hours. Accuracy is also assured, with the 3132 earning a COSC certificate long before it reaches your wrist.

Just a quick wrist shot of the Rolex Explorer (214270) on my 6.5in wrist. Check out my full review of this iconic watch - https://youtu.be/_KOtHIXWUW4Check o. I am considering to acquire a Rolex Explorer 1, but after watching tons of reviews on the 214270 (39mm) version and the new 124270 with 36mm I am more confused than ever. I have a 6.5 inch wrist and would love to see some pictures of the watch on the wrist of someone with actually the same exact wrist size.

I wanted to write out a fairly detailed review of the 2021 Rolex Explorer 1 – 124270 which was released in April of this year. There has been much debate and discussion on this watch on TRF and other forums as its one of the few (if any) times Rolex has gone back to an original design size for a new model. Members of the forum will correct me . I spend a lot of time in producing these videos before you see them here. They are both fantastic, but considering that my wrist size is just under 7", if I could only keep one, I'd keep the 36mm 14270. Great glossy dial, perfect layout, feels super comfortable. The only item missing for me is the great Easylink extension on the 39mm model. I can see a diver or pilot watch covering that much of a wrist but consider my 7.25 or so wrist size to be the minimum where the 39 makes better sense. It seems to me that the design language of the Explorer is more restrained size field/adventure watch, especially with it's long history at 36mm.

My 40mm Explorer has arrived! Here is the new 40mm Explorer ref. 224270. This is the Explorer I’ve been waiting for. perfect for my wrist (~7 inches) and as nicely proportioned as the 124270, which I owned, but could never warm up to the size. This is the first 36mm Explorer to be fitted with the Rolex Easylink adjustment system, which allows the wearer to extend the bracelet out a further few millimetres whenever needed. It’s a feature that is unbelievably useful for the warmer months and is a complete night and day difference to the micro-adjustments that required a tool to make .

Fantastic shot! The Explorer print at 6 position just feels right and provides nice spacing and break between text unlike the modern 36.

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