Frequently Asked Question
The most common questions about rolex explorer size
Did Rolex discontinue the 39mm Explorer?
Since the discontinuation of the Oyster Perpetual in 39mm on the 1st September 2020, the Explorer has been left as the final and only option to the Rolex customers of the world who desire a watch at a fraction under 40mm.What size was the original Rolex Explorer?
It features a stainless steel Oyster case measuring 36mm in diameter and a black gilt dial. On the dial we see the upside down triangle, baton hour markers, and 3,6, and 9 numerals configuration that is still characteristic of the Rolex Explorer today. The Mercedes-style hands on the vintage Explorer ref.Jul 25, 2016Will Rolex make a 36mm Explorer?
In an unlikely turn of events, Rolex has just unveiled two new Explorer models. The first is the stainless steel Explorer you all know and love, now 36mm. ... While the stainless model is sure to be a hit, it's the other Explorer that's getting folks talking.Apr 7, 2021
What size is the Rolex Explorer 2?
This is essentially the Rolex Explorer II we have today. Its case size now measured 42mm, and the all-orange 24-hour hand of the original 1971 model was back.3 days agoIs there a 39mm Rolex?
Probably due to the simpler structure, the Oyster will allow a smaller watch to look larger. However, 39mm has been called the Goldilocks size for most men and it's a shame that Rolex has discontinued this size for now.Apr 18, 2021Is the Explorer 214270 discontinued?
Rolex Explorer - 214270-0003 - Discontinued - 2020.Is the Rolex Explorer II waterproof?
A paragon of robustness and reliability, the 42 mm Oyster case of the new-generation Explorer II is guaranteed waterproof to a depth of 100 metres (330 feet). Its middle case is crafted from a solid block of Oystersteel, a particularly corrosion-resistant alloy.