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Explorer I
Model number: 214270
Product ID: W225982
The "Explorer l 214270" that appeared in 2010 has a larger case than the conventional model. The size has been increased from 36 mm to 39 mm. The needle is also thicker and longer, improving visibility. The stainless steel case uses the highest quality 904L. It is a popular model that combines a high level of practicality with a sense of luxury.

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Genealogy of GENEALOGY Explorer

1953~1953	Explorer Reference 6350
	Cal.A296 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 50m Case size 36mm A memorable first model that was first published as an Explorer in a Rolex advertisement. Said to be the source of the Explorer's design, the early model features the guilloche dial, leaf hands, big dot second hand, and long Benz hands. The self-winding movement is equipped with Cal.A296. The so-called "semi-bubble back" period when the case back is swollen. At the same time, Ref.6150 was released, and it is a non-chronometer specification equipped with the same movement Cal.A296.
1954-1956	Explorer I Ref.6610
	Cal.1030 Power reserve unknown Water resistance 50m Case size 36mm Only one year after the release of the first model, the second model, Ref.6610, equipped with a bi-directional wind-up Cal.1030, was born. It has a chronometer specification and is equipped with the world's first bidirectional winding movement Cal.1030. In terms of design, the short hand has become a Benz needle.
1950-1970	Explorer I Ref.5504
	Cal.1530 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 50m Case size 35mm It is considered to be one of the boy's models for each country that exists in the Explorer I. In the 1960s, Ref.5500 and Ref.5504 were developed for overseas markets. The Ref.5500 is a British specification model and features a 34mm case. Commonly known as Boys Explorer. Ref.5504 gained popularity as many dress lines were sold for North America. In addition, since the same reference originally exists as the reference number of the Air King, it is sometimes called the Big Air King.
1963~1988	Explorer I Ref.1016
	Cal.1560, Cal.1570 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 36mm Ref.1016, which is the Explorer I 3rd model, which is said to be the prototype of the current Explorer. A long-selling model of the Explorer that has been manufactured for about 30 years, solidifying the steadfast popularity of the Explorer I and its stoic and tough image. It is also famous for consolidating and establishing the basic design of the Explorer, which had many features with different details until then. The 1016 is divided into early and late models depending on the time of production and the movement installed, and the presence or absence of the hack function that stops the second hand differs.
1971~1984	Explorer II Ref.1655
	Cal.1570 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 40mm Developed as an advanced model of the Explorer I, and born in 1971, the first model of the Explorer II, Ref.1655. The case is robust and the bezel has a 24-hour scale. Equipped with a crown guard as standard equipment, a large 24-hour hand with a triangle, and a date mechanism, it boasts high functionality suitable for use in conditions where it is difficult to distinguish between day and night. The luminous paint color of the 24-hour hand is part of the design, but it also takes into account visibility in dim light or under a flashlight. The pamphlet says it's red, but I'm not sure. Perhaps it's the result of fading over time or repainting, but there are actually red, orange, and yellow colors.
1984~1988	Explorer II Ref.16550
	Cal.3085 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 40mm A rare model produced only for 4 to 5 years. Ref.16550 is also a model in which the design of the Explorer II has changed significantly. For example, the dot index with a rim, the Mercedes hand of the short hand, and the triangular mark at the 12 o'clock position on the dial.
1984~1988	Explorer I Ref.14270
	Cal.3000 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 36mm Ref.14270 is a full model change from the previous Ref.1016. Equipped with Cal.3000, a high-frequency self-winding movement that was produced using cutting-edge technology at the time. The windshield uses a sapphire crystal that boasts overwhelming strength from plastic materials. The color of the dial, indexes, and base has become glossy and deep black, and it has been reborn with a design that combines a fearless impression.
1991~2011	Explorer II Ref.16570
	Cal.3185, Cal.3186 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 40mm Ref.16570 which is the 3rd model of Explorer II. There are not many changes in design from the previous model, Ref.16550, but the biggest change is that the movement has been moved to Cal.3185. In addition, the function side is also enhanced, and it is equipped with a GMT function in addition to the date display. It is a long-selling model for about 20 years, and the 40mm case of the Explorer II last.
2001~2010	Explorer I Ref.114270
	Cal.3130 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 36mm 114270, which was born in 2001, is the model before the current Explorer I as of 2022, and is also the last model with a case diameter of 36mm. Among the many Rolex models, the high design inherited from the initial model is also known for the fact that there were almost no changes due to the completed design.
2010~2021	Explorer I Ref.214270
	Cal.3132 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 39mm The case diameter has been increased from 36mm to 39mm. By moving the movement to Cal.3132, it has extremely high anti-magnetic and impact resistance. Minor changes have been made in 2016.
2011~	Explorer II Ref.216570
	Cal.3187 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 42mm Ref.216570 was introduced to celebrate the model's 40th anniversary. Major changes from the previous model, Ref.16570, include luxury, visibility, and ease of use. The bright orange 24-hour hand is reminiscent of the first model, Ref.1655. Along with the increase in case size, the indexes, hour and minute hands, and 24-hour hands have also been enlarged to improve visibility. In addition, the material of the luminous paint has also been changed, and the paint on the indexes and hands has been changed from Superluminova to Chromalight. The luminous color has also changed from green to blue, and the luminous time has increased significantly to about 8 hours. As a result, even visibility in the dark is improved.
2021~Present	Explorer I Ref.124270, Ref.124273
	Cal.3230 Power reserve about 70 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 36mm In April 2021, the Ref.214270, which has been loved for over 10 years, underwent a model change. This is the first Yellow Rolesor model in the Explorer I series, and the bezel, crown, and center link of the bracelet are made of 18K yellow gold. The bracelet consists of satin-finished stainless steel side links and polished center links. Ref.124270 is a stainless steel model. Both are lacquered dials with SWISS notation added with a crown mark design, and equipped with Cal.3230, the new generation movement of Rolex whole body.
2021~Present	Explorer II Ref.226570
	Cal.3285 Power reserve about 70 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 42mm Ref.226570, the fifth generation Explorer II. Since it was announced in 2021, the 50th anniversary of the Explorer II, it was said that there would be major changes, but it was actually the opposite. You can see the simple and robust side of Rolex, which keeps the completed design as it is and updates it reliably. Although there are no noticeable changes, a newly designed case and bracelet have been adopted, making it a more harmonious one while inheriting the original design. In terms of functionality, it is equipped with the new-generation movement Cal.3285, which has excellent impact resistance and magnetic resistance, and has a long power reserve of about 70 hours.

1953~1953	Explorer Reference 6350
	Cal.A296 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 50m Case size 36mm A memorable first model that was first published as an Explorer in a Rolex advertisement. Said to be the source of the Explorer's design, the early model features the guilloche dial, leaf hands, big dot second hand, and long Benz hands. The self-winding movement is equipped with Cal.A296. The so-called "semi-bubble back" period when the case back is swollen. At the same time, Ref.6150 was released, and it is a non-chronometer specification equipped with the same movement Cal.A296.
1954-1956	Explorer I Ref.6610
	Cal.1030 Power reserve unknown Water resistance 50m Case size 36mm Only one year after the release of the first model, the second model, Ref.6610, equipped with a bi-directional wind-up Cal.1030, was born. It has a chronometer specification and is equipped with the world's first bidirectional winding movement Cal.1030. In terms of design, the short hand has become a Benz needle.
1950-1970	Explorer I Ref.5504
	Cal.1530 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 50m Case size 35mm It is considered to be one of the boy's models for each country that exists in the Explorer I. In the 1960s, Ref.5500 and Ref.5504 were developed for overseas markets. The Ref.5500 is a British specification model and features a 34mm case. Commonly known as Boys Explorer. Ref.5504 gained popularity as many dress lines were sold for North America. In addition, since the same reference originally exists as the reference number of the Air King, it is sometimes called the Big Air King.
1963~1988	Explorer I Ref.1016

Cal.1560, Cal.1570 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 36mm Ref.1016, which is the Explorer I 3rd model, which is said to be the prototype of the current Explorer. A long-selling model of the Explorer that has been manufactured for about 30 years, solidifying the steadfast popularity of the Explorer I and its stoic and tough image. It is also famous for consolidating and establishing the basic design of the Explorer, which had many features with different details until then. The 1016 is divided into early and late models depending on the time of production and the movement installed, and the presence or absence of the hack function that stops the second hand differs.
1971~1984	Explorer II Ref.1655

Cal.1570 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 40mm Developed as an advanced model of the Explorer I, and born in 1971, the first model of the Explorer II, Ref.1655. The case is robust and the bezel has a 24-hour scale. Equipped with a crown guard as standard equipment, a large 24-hour hand with a triangle, and a date mechanism, it boasts high functionality suitable for use in conditions where it is difficult to distinguish between day and night. The luminous paint color of the 24-hour hand is part of the design, but it also takes into account visibility in dim light or under a flashlight. The pamphlet says it's red, but I'm not sure. Perhaps it's the result of fading over time or repainting, but there are actually red, orange, and yellow colors.
1984~1988	Explorer II Ref.16550

Cal.3085 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 40mm A rare model produced only for 4 to 5 years. Ref.16550 is also a model in which the design of the Explorer II has changed significantly. For example, the dot index with a rim, the Mercedes hand of the short hand, and the triangular mark at the 12 o'clock position on the dial.
1984~1988	Explorer I Ref.14270

Cal.3000 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 36mm Ref.14270 is a full model change from the previous Ref.1016. Equipped with Cal.3000, a high-frequency self-winding movement that was produced using cutting-edge technology at the time. The windshield uses a sapphire crystal that boasts overwhelming strength from plastic materials. The color of the dial, indexes, and base has become glossy and deep black, and it has been reborn with a design that combines a fearless impression.
1991~2011	Explorer II Ref.16570

Cal.3186 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 40mm Ref.16570 which is the 3rd model of Explorer II. There are not many changes in design from the previous model, Ref.16550, but the biggest change is that the movement has been moved to Cal.3185. In addition, the function side is also enhanced, and it is equipped with a GMT function in addition to the date display. It is a long-selling model for about 20 years, and the 40mm case of the Explorer II last.
2001~2010	Explorer I Ref.114270

Cal.3130 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 36mm 114270, which was born in 2001, is the model before the current Explorer I as of 2022, and is also the last model with a case diameter of 36mm. Among the many Rolex models, the high design inherited from the initial model is also known for the fact that there were almost no changes due to the completed design.
2010~2021	Explorer I Ref.214270

Cal.3132 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 39mm The case diameter has been increased from 36mm to 39mm. By moving the movement to Cal.3132, it has extremely high anti-magnetic and impact resistance. Minor changes have been made in 2016.
2011~	Explorer II Ref.216570

Cal.3187 Power reserve about 48 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 42mm Ref.216570 was introduced to celebrate the model's 40th anniversary. Major changes from the previous model, Ref.16570, include luxury, visibility, and ease of use. The bright orange 24-hour hand is reminiscent of the first model, Ref.1655. Along with the increase in case size, the indexes, hour and minute hands, and 24-hour hands have also been enlarged to improve visibility. In addition, the material of the luminous paint has also been changed, and the paint on the indexes and hands has been changed from Superluminova to Chromalight. The luminous color has also changed from green to blue, and the luminous time has increased significantly to about 8 hours. As a result, even visibility in the dark is improved.
2021~Present	Explorer I Ref.124270, Ref.124273

Cal.3230 Power reserve about 70 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 36mm In April 2021, the Ref.214270, which has been loved for over 10 years, underwent a model change. This is the first Yellow Rolesor model in the Explorer I series, and the bezel, crown, and center link of the bracelet are made of 18K yellow gold. The bracelet consists of satin-finished stainless steel side links and polished center links. Ref.124270 is a stainless steel model. Both are lacquered dials with SWISS notation added with a crown mark design, and equipped with Cal.3230, the new generation movement of Rolex whole body.
2021~Present	Explorer II Ref.226570

Cal.3285 Power reserve about 70 hours Waterproof function 100m Case size 42mm Ref.226570, the fifth generation Explorer II. Since it was announced in 2021, the 50th anniversary of the Explorer II, it was said that there would be major changes, but it was actually the opposite. You can see the simple and robust side of Rolex, which keeps the completed design as it is and updates it reliably. Although there are no noticeable changes, a newly designed case and bracelet have been adopted, making it a more harmonious one while inheriting the original design. In terms of functionality, it is equipped with the new-generation movement Cal.3285, which has excellent impact resistance and magnetic resistance, and has a long power reserve of about 70 hours.

HISTORY Explorer timeline

1953	The first model, Ref.6350, was born. At the same time, the non-chronometer Ref.6150 was also developed.
1954	Only one year after the announcement of the first model, the second model, Ref.6610, was launched.
1960s	Ref.5500 (for the UK) and Ref.5504 (for North America), which are the second models for overseas markets, are available.
1963	The 3rd model Ref.1016 was released. A model that is said to be the prototype of the current model.
1971	The first model of the Explorer II, Ref.1655, was born.
1988	Explorer II 2nd model Ref.16550 released. Since the production period is 4 to 5 years, it will be a rare model later.
1990	Reference 14270 is born. The 4th generation of the Explorer I, which appeared as a successor to the long-selling model Ref.1016.
1991	Explorer II 3rd model Ref.16570 is released.
2001	Ref.114270 was born. As of 2022, it is the model one generation before the current Explorer I, and the last model with a case diameter of 36 mm.
2010	Explorer I 6th model Ref.214270 was born. The case diameter has been increased from 36mm to 39mm. Minor changes have been made in 2016 as well.
2011	Explorer II 4th model (current) Ref.216570 is released. The 24-hour hand, which is also a feature of the first model, has been revived, and the case diameter has been increased to 42mm.

Trivia of TRIVIA Explorer

Origin of birth	In early 1953, Rolex provided a white dial model to a British team of mountaineers hoping to climb Mount Everest. At the same time, they also supplied a special model of the Oyster Perpetual, Ref. These watches are equipped with hour hands, minute hands and second hands in a unique form coated with luminous paint, and the British team challenged Everest wearing one of the watches for exploration. At that time, May 29, 1953, at 11:30 am. Climbers Hillary and Norgay reached the summit of Mount Everest and Rolex quickly became a household name. Under such circumstances, the Explorer was announced as a watch that shows accurate time even under harsh conditions.
Rare model "ivory dial"	Among the 2nd generation Explorer II Ref.16550 and Ref.16570, the rare model "Ivory Dial" is the most talked about in the vintage Rolex market. There are various theories, but this is a rare individual with a white dial that has changed over time, and as the name suggests, it has a pale beige or cream dial. This ivory dial is highly rated by watch enthusiasts, and the darker the ivory color, the higher the price. It may become.

Origin of birth

In early 1953, Rolex provided a white dial model to a British team of mountaineers hoping to climb Mount Everest. At the same time, they also supplied a special model of the Oyster Perpetual, Ref. These watches are equipped with hour hands, minute hands and second hands in a unique form coated with luminous paint, and the British team challenged Everest wearing one of the watches for exploration. At that time, May 29, 1953, at 11:30 am. Climbers Hillary and Norgay reached the summit of Mount Everest and Rolex quickly became a household name. Under such circumstances, the Explorer was announced as a watch that shows accurate time even under harsh conditions.

Rare model "ivory dial"

Among the 2nd generation Explorer II Ref.16550 and Ref.16570, the rare model "Ivory Dial" is the most talked about in the vintage Rolex market. There are various theories, but this is a rare individual with a white dial that has changed over time, and as the name suggests, it has a pale beige or cream dial. This ivory dial is highly rated by watch enthusiasts, and the darker the ivory color, the higher the price. It may become.

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