rolex 214270 vs 224270 | are Rolex explorers worth buying rolex 214270 vs 224270 Here is the new 40mm Explorer ref. 224270. This is the Explorer I’ve been waiting . 58mm lens width; 16mm bridge width; 145mm temple length; 100% UV protection; Nylon lenses; Acetate; Made in Italy; Item #5453355
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Here is the new 40mm Explorer ref. 224270. This is the Explorer I’ve been waiting . That said, the fact that Rolex is now offering the new 40mm version of the . Meet the new Rolex Explorer ref. 224270, now in a 40mm size. After introducing and discontinuing the 39mm Explorer, Rolex decided it was time to cater to those who can’t or don’t want to wear the Explorer 36.
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.
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That said, the fact that Rolex is now offering the new 40mm version of the Explorer ref. 224270 alongside the 36mm ref. 124270 is significant because it is the only Rolex sports model, other than the Yacht-Master, that is available in more than one case size.Staying true to its impressive heritage while offering modern enhancements like the Caliber 3230 movement, the new Rolex Explorer 40 Reference 224270 has all the makings of Rolex’s next hit sports watch model. Key Features of the Rolex 224270.
Introducing The New Rolex Explorer 40 Reference 224270 A robust purpose-built tool watch, the Explorer was launched in 1953 and put to the test on polar and mountaineering expeditions. In a surprising move for Rolex, the Explorer was revisited in 2021 and shrunk into a compact and historically correct 36mm case size, and we predicted that a . I was considering the 214270 for the expanded strap options, no “notch” and no wait time, but now I’m not so sure having tried them both on, the 224270 just felt better on the wrist. I’m down with a few ADs for the 224270 but still can’t decide if it’s worth going with the 214270 to not play the waitlist game (nyc, no purchase history) The new 40mm Explorer is definitely on my radar from the new releases (that and the 42mm Ti Yachtmaster). I've been looking at 39mm Mk 2 Explorers for a while but haven't pulled the trigger. I thought I'd make a quick comparison shot to see the differences (new on the left, old on the right).
However, if you compare the 40mm 224270 to the 39mm 214270, you’ll notice some differences. First of all, the Explorer mention on the dial is now positioned at 12 o’clock, below the Oyster Perpetual mention.However, the Rolex Explorer 214270 is the one that deviated slightly from its predecessors and successors. The now-discontinued Explorer 214270 is not only the largest Explorer model ever made but there are also two distinct dial variations to consider. Updated in 2016, the modern 214270 Explorer is 39mm with an Oystersteel case and a black dial, the recognizable 3, 6, 9 markers (now with lume in them) and a refreshed handset that is both longer and a bit thicker. All of the lume is Rolex's proprietary Chromalight and it glows blue when things get dark.
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Meet the new Rolex Explorer ref. 224270, now in a 40mm size. After introducing and discontinuing the 39mm Explorer, Rolex decided it was time to cater to those who can’t or don’t want to wear the Explorer 36. 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.
That said, the fact that Rolex is now offering the new 40mm version of the Explorer ref. 224270 alongside the 36mm ref. 124270 is significant because it is the only Rolex sports model, other than the Yacht-Master, that is available in more than one case size.Staying true to its impressive heritage while offering modern enhancements like the Caliber 3230 movement, the new Rolex Explorer 40 Reference 224270 has all the makings of Rolex’s next hit sports watch model. Key Features of the Rolex 224270.
Introducing The New Rolex Explorer 40 Reference 224270 A robust purpose-built tool watch, the Explorer was launched in 1953 and put to the test on polar and mountaineering expeditions. In a surprising move for Rolex, the Explorer was revisited in 2021 and shrunk into a compact and historically correct 36mm case size, and we predicted that a . I was considering the 214270 for the expanded strap options, no “notch” and no wait time, but now I’m not so sure having tried them both on, the 224270 just felt better on the wrist. I’m down with a few ADs for the 224270 but still can’t decide if it’s worth going with the 214270 to not play the waitlist game (nyc, no purchase history) The new 40mm Explorer is definitely on my radar from the new releases (that and the 42mm Ti Yachtmaster). I've been looking at 39mm Mk 2 Explorers for a while but haven't pulled the trigger. I thought I'd make a quick comparison shot to see the differences (new on the left, old on the right).
However, if you compare the 40mm 224270 to the 39mm 214270, you’ll notice some differences. First of all, the Explorer mention on the dial is now positioned at 12 o’clock, below the Oyster Perpetual mention.However, the Rolex Explorer 214270 is the one that deviated slightly from its predecessors and successors. The now-discontinued Explorer 214270 is not only the largest Explorer model ever made but there are also two distinct dial variations to consider.
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