Model: Explorer Black Dial

Size: 40mm x 12.4mm (Thickness)

Movement: Swiss Clone 3186 Automatic Movement with Functional GMT

Case: Polished 904L stainless steel case

Crystal: Swiss Standard Scratch proof Sapphire Crystal, laser etched Rolex crown at 6 position

Dial: Black Dial

Bezel: Directional Rotating Bezel with 24-hour engraved

Bracelet: Oyster Flip-lock Stainless Steel Bracelet with Easylink 5 mm comfort extension link

Clasp: Fold clasp

Back: Solid Case Back

Crown: Screw down crown with o ring

Functions: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, GMT, Date at position 3 (set via crown)

Remark: 1:1 replica from a genuine watch sample

Water Proof: 100 Meters/10ATM

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In case the Rolex media machine has not made it abundantly clear, the Explorer is the first watch to summit Mount Everest accompanying famed adventurers Edmund Hillary & Tenzing Norgay. While this sounds like quite the feat, the reality is that the adventurers did have a Rolex watch with them…just not the Explorer. Along with a Smiths field watch, the two adventurers were equipped with an Oyster Perpetual prototype that would one day lead to the Explorer we know today.

In April 2021, Rolex introduced the latest generation Explorer I watch with the references 124270 and 124273 models. While Rolex slightly upsized other models it makes, the Explorer I received a “back to original form” treatment by returning to a 36mm-wide (versus 39mm-wide) case size. Rolex also decided to supplement the more traditional all-steel (Rolex Oystersteel, that is) Explorer with two-tone steel and an 18k yellow-gold watch with the reference 124273 Rolesor model that is a more premium option next to the new Explorer 124270.

I’ll tell you a secret — while the Rolex Explorer I 36mm makes for a rather small sports watch (unless we are talking about a petite wrist), it does make for an excellent dress watch with sleeves. While this timepiece design did begin life in the 1950s as a mountaineering watch, it has since become a lot more synonymous with casual luxury. In its all-brushed steel form, it excels at that. With the two-tone steel and 18k yellow-gold look, we have something else entirely: a responsible and smart office watch that doesn’t have the same blingy connotations as a 36mm-wide Datejust watch.

Many people think that its association with Mount Everest gives the Explorer its  “cool factor”. Even though the Explorer had very little to do with the expedition, it doesn’t make the watch any less awesome. The Explorer is cool because it was the first! The first tool watch for Rolex to be exact, released in 1959, the Explorer set the tone for the entire Rolex professional lineup of watches and many of Rolex’s competition. The Explorer is and will always be the original tool watch and while there have been many iterations of it, it has always maintained its unassuming look and iconic 3, 6 & 9 applied Arabic numerals on the dial.

The Explorer I isn’t the thinnest watch, which means that its relatively small case size doesn’t feel super-small when worn on the wrist. The case is water-resistant to 100 meters, and over the dial is a flat sapphire crystal. Inside the new generation 124270 and 124273 watches are the newer generation in-house-made Rolex calibre 3230 automatic mechanical movements. These are “Superlative Chronometers,” which means less than two-second variation per day accuracy (very good) operating at 4Hz with 70 hours of power reserve. Rolex uses this same movement in other three-hand no-date watches, such as the latest generation Rolex Submariner No Date 124060 watch. A slightly new feature on the Explorer I dial is the placement of the Rolex crown in miniature underneath the 6 o’clock hour markers between “Swiss Made” in order to designate the new generation of accurate movements.

Over time, the dial of the Rolex Explorer I has grown on me given its focus on sportiness and legibility. Though it remains inherently a simple dial, the latest generation models have excellent bright Chromalight luminant and well-sized hands. Something about this dial makes it challenging for Rolex to figure out the exact right size of the hands, which has been something the brand has struggled with a bit on previous-generation Explorer I models. This one has pretty good proportions in that department, as Rolex rarely makes the same mistake twice.

It’s a little crazy how visually the $100 Rolex Explorer 124270 looks so much like the watches that came before it, yet so much has changed. Rolex stays true to the Explorer’s DNA in its signature Oyster case, stainless steel construction and compact 36mm diameter. However, through a number of subtle tweaks the 124270 feels like the most robust version in the storied watch’s history.

Let me start off by saying, this is THE best bracelet the Explorer has ever been paired with. This said, the bracelet is the most contentious part of the Rolex Explorer 124270…and there are 2 “issues” we need to talk about.

First, the lug width has decreased to 19mm and this is a good thing! For the first time an Oyster bracelet has been made specifically for the Explorer, not an afterthought that Rolex has thrown on the watch from their bin of spare parts. For all the people who are sad their 20mm straps won’t fit this new watch I say this – the Explorer is meant to be worn on the Oyster bracelet. IF you’re craving something different, there are seemingly endless 19mm straps to choose from these days. Also, all newer Rolex watches have teeth on case in between the lugs that will chew up your existing straps rendering them useless after a couple of uses.

Lastly, the taper…its aggressive sloping from 19mm’s all the way down to 14mm’s, but not as aggressive as it has been made out to be. Don’t get me wrong, it will take some getting used to, but by no means does it look strange or out of place on this watch. Chances are that if this is a watch you are after, you’ve got a small wrist…which means removing links, which means removing the smaller tapering links, which means less taper. The bracelet meets a nicely proportioned 16mm clasp which eliminates a lot of the thinness towards the bottom.

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On some versions, they feature ceramic bezels, automatic movements, and dials with magnification lenses that are almost identical to those on real Rolex models.

The Rolex GMT-Master II 116710BLNR is Black, Blue, and Badass. Rolex owns the patent for this striking two-tone ceramic fabrication, coating the index and numeral “wells” of the bezel with platinum — it’s no wonder why this watch is so highly sought after.

It also takes great effort to ensure that the bracelet and clasp are as accurate as possible, complete with extension mechanisms, in order to produce the super fakes. Best Replica Watches USA Aside from the color of the hairsprings, it’s almost impossible to tell the difference between a real and an imitation movement.

Expertise is required to discern the difference between a fake Rolex and a real one. When two watches are put side by side, it’s easier to see the little variances, such as subtle color shifts, varying metal finishes, and different feature positions. 

While the exquisite GMT always commanded respect from Rolex owners, the real breakthrough since the mid-2000s has been the emerging buyer passion for the GMT-Master II. Ceramic bezels, new movements, “super” cases, and hardcore nicknames like “Dark Knight” will do that for the Rolex Batman.

And speaking of the last, Rolex extended its winning streak and scored a smash-hit from out of the [black and] blue with the 2013 launch of the GMT-Master II 116710BLNR. Call it the “Dark Knight,” the “Rolex Batman,” or the “Black & Blue,” but this watch by any name is a timepiece of heroic stature.

Despite the myriad of colors, materials, details, and features seen on GMT-Masters over the years, the use of black and blue on the same bezel marks a first for the GMT. A quick mental review of prior editions flashes past the mind’s eye when this surprising fact is broached, but it holds up under scrutiny. There’s very little that’s truly new in the evolutionary world of Rolex design, but the Rolex Dark Knight represents a rare exception to the rule.One of the best things about owning a Rolex watch is wearing it and enjoying it every day. This daily, constant wear is one of the best ways you can care for your watch. While Rolex watches are famous for their durability and robustness, your Rolex will inevitably gain scratches and dings while you wear them.

Beyond the bezel, the 116710BLNR incorporates the winning formula that has made the current “six digit” GMT-Master II the most advanced and finely finished GMT to date. The premium content starts with a high-gloss lacquered dial that provides an ideal complement to the gloss gleam of the bezel. In that vein, Rolex adds a blue GMT hand to keep the color scheme consistent. And, it’s equipped with 18-karat white gold applied indexes and “Mercedes” cathedral hands provide an upscale finishing kit and safeguard against long-term corrosion.

When the current generation of the GMT-Master II case bowed in 2005, Rolex reinforced the wrist presence of its pilot watch without actually increasing the diameter of the case. In truth, the Geneva watchmaker walked a fine line between enlarging the case and maintaining the nominal diameter. Still the traditional 40mm at its narrowest points abreast of the bezel, the “super case” GMT wears and appears larger thanks to flared lugs, enlarged case shoulders, and massive crown protectors.

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