rolex explorer 39mm wrist shots | Rolex explorer 39mm retail price

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I am considering to acquire a Rolex Explorer 1, but after watching tons of .After about 2 weeks of rainy weather in Zurich, I just felt like capturing the moment and saying . 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. After about 2 weeks of rainy weather in Zurich, I just felt like capturing the moment and saying ‘hi’ to everyone with a quick wrist shot - What’s on your wrist today and how do you feel about the 39mm Explorer?

With the buzz surrounding the “new” Rolex releases (specifically, their decision to discontinue the 39mm and revert back to the 36mm sizing), I started to have doubts on whether the 39mm was the right size for my wrist. While 36mm is the classic size for an Explorer, I had always felt the 214270 was sized just right for me.

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.

« Previous Thread | Next Thread » Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)39mm explorer on a ~8" wrist Rolex General Discussion How about some 39MM Explorer wrist shots Rolex General Discussion

The above two pictures illustrates my 6.5" flat wrist with my 39mm Explorer. Since the distance across my wrist is ~51mm, the lugs do not extend beyond the confines of my wrist bones. Taking a closer look at one of the most iconic and influential sport watches of all time. I wanted to like it, but I just can't. In fact, my ideal Rolex doesn't exist: a 39 DJ. Actually the 41DJ in reality is a 39mm. Well that may be so, but it’s bigger than the Explorer 39, by quite a bit. So what I’d want is a DJ the size of my MK2 ;) Not too much differences is size. https://youtu.be/DapjT7iEWBg.

However when the 39mm Explorer arrived, its proportions were indeed altered, but to my eye, not to the same scale of the Subs, SDs GMTs, DDs and OPs. Side by side, the 39mm does look chunkier, but on the wrist it's very elegant. . 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. After about 2 weeks of rainy weather in Zurich, I just felt like capturing the moment and saying ‘hi’ to everyone with a quick wrist shot - What’s on your wrist today and how do you feel about the 39mm Explorer?With the buzz surrounding the “new” Rolex releases (specifically, their decision to discontinue the 39mm and revert back to the 36mm sizing), I started to have doubts on whether the 39mm was the right size for my wrist. While 36mm is the classic size for an Explorer, I had always felt the 214270 was sized just right for me.

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. « Previous Thread | Next Thread » Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)39mm explorer on a ~8" wrist Rolex General Discussion

How about some 39MM Explorer wrist shots Rolex General Discussion

The above two pictures illustrates my 6.5" flat wrist with my 39mm Explorer. Since the distance across my wrist is ~51mm, the lugs do not extend beyond the confines of my wrist bones.

Taking a closer look at one of the most iconic and influential sport watches of all time. I wanted to like it, but I just can't. In fact, my ideal Rolex doesn't exist: a 39 DJ. Actually the 41DJ in reality is a 39mm. Well that may be so, but it’s bigger than the Explorer 39, by quite a bit. So what I’d want is a DJ the size of my MK2 ;) Not too much differences is size. https://youtu.be/DapjT7iEWBg.

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