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rolex explorer 2 referenzen*******The Explorer II had the same movement as the GMT-Master reference 1675 at that time, caliber 1575. This movement featured the . All of the Rolex Explorer II model references and in history with photos and detailed explanations of the differences. The Explorer II had the same movement as the GMT-Master reference 1675 at that time, caliber 1575. This movement featured the 24-hour hand that indicates AM/PM. Whereas the GMT-Master had a rotating bezel, the Explorer II reference 1655 used a fixed 24-hour scale indicator.

But Rolex has also seen fit to adorn the dial with stylistic cues that aim to pay homage to the first-ever incarnation of the namesake, the Ref. 1655 “Freccione” or “Steve McQueen” Explorer II.Reference Number: 216570. Production Years: 2011 – 2021. Case Size: 42mm. Materials: Oystersteel (904L Stainless Steel) Functions: Time w/ Running Seconds, Date Display, GMT-Functionality. Dial: Black or White (“Polar”) w/ Luminous Hour Markers (Chromalight) Bezel: Fixed. Stainless Steel w/ 24-Hour Scale. Crystal: Sapphire (Flat w/ Cyclops Lens)rolex explorer 2 referenzen Today, the Explorer is something of an outlier within the modern Rolex sport watch lineup. Its compact dimensions have hewn to the midcentury design of its birth with only occasional detours, such as when it was temporarily beefed up to 39mm in 2010 with the reference 214270. Put together — the short production run, creamy patina, and subtle variations like the “rail dial” — the Explorer II Reference 16550 has already become one of the most collectible references of the transitional Rolex era of the 1980s and 1990s.

Additionally, like many of Rolex's other sports watches, the reference 1655 Explorer II was exclusively offered with a black dial. The large orange 24-hour hand on the Explorer II 1655 was intended to serve as a prominent AM/PM indicator. This automatic caliber features Rolex’s Chronoergy escapement and Parachrom hairspring, making it highly resistant to magnetism, as well as an impressive 70-hour power reserve. This update means that both Rolex’s GMT-equipped watches are now powered by this futuristic new movement. Rolex Explorer II ref. 216570. The design of the current 2021 Explorer II 226570 is virtually identical to its predecessors, but a few minor changes were made: The dial is now made of enamel, which some say gives the white dial version an even brighter appearance, and the black dial version better depth.rolex explorer 2 referenzen rolex explorer 2 42 mmWith 2021 marking the 50th anniversary of the Explorer II, watch fans awaited a new generation of Rolex's funkiest and oddest sport watch at Watches & Wonders in April. The Explorer II is, after all, a tool watch invented for the highly specific task of spelunking, or cave exploration. All of the Rolex Explorer II model references and in history with photos and detailed explanations of the differences.rolex explorer 2 42 mm The Explorer II had the same movement as the GMT-Master reference 1675 at that time, caliber 1575. This movement featured the 24-hour hand that indicates AM/PM. Whereas the GMT-Master had a rotating bezel, the Explorer II reference 1655 used a fixed 24-hour scale indicator. But Rolex has also seen fit to adorn the dial with stylistic cues that aim to pay homage to the first-ever incarnation of the namesake, the Ref. 1655 “Freccione” or “Steve McQueen” Explorer II.

Reference Number: 216570. Production Years: 2011 – 2021. Case Size: 42mm. Materials: Oystersteel (904L Stainless Steel) Functions: Time w/ Running Seconds, Date Display, GMT-Functionality. Dial: Black or White (“Polar”) w/ Luminous Hour Markers (Chromalight) Bezel: Fixed. Stainless Steel w/ 24-Hour Scale. Crystal: Sapphire (Flat w/ Cyclops Lens) Today, the Explorer is something of an outlier within the modern Rolex sport watch lineup. Its compact dimensions have hewn to the midcentury design of its birth with only occasional detours, such as when it was temporarily beefed up to 39mm in 2010 with the reference 214270. Put together — the short production run, creamy patina, and subtle variations like the “rail dial” — the Explorer II Reference 16550 has already become one of the most collectible references of the transitional Rolex era of the 1980s and 1990s.

Additionally, like many of Rolex's other sports watches, the reference 1655 Explorer II was exclusively offered with a black dial. The large orange 24-hour hand on the Explorer II 1655 was intended to serve as a prominent AM/PM indicator.

This automatic caliber features Rolex’s Chronoergy escapement and Parachrom hairspring, making it highly resistant to magnetism, as well as an impressive 70-hour power reserve. This update means that both Rolex’s GMT-equipped watches are now powered by this futuristic new movement.

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