Rolex Explorer MkI (Ref. 14270): Unpacking the 'Blackout' Dial
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Rolex Explorer MkI (Ref. 14270): Unpacking the 'Blackout' Dial

By Horology75 · Aug 7, 2020 · 24 replies
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Horology75's original post highlights a distinctive Rolex Explorer MkI, sparking a focused discussion among collectors. This particular reference, known for its unique dial characteristics, continues to intrigue enthusiasts. The community's insights delve into the nuances that differentiate this model, offering valuable context for both seasoned collectors and those new to the world of vintage Rolex.

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India Whiskey Charlie
Aug 7, 2020
You mean "intentionally" missing 😉 [nt]

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Horology75
Aug 7, 2020
Yes and later corrected with ones with lume. They called the revised version Mk2 [nt]

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amanico
Aug 7, 2020
Spectacular lume shots, mon ami! Wow! [nt]

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Horology75
Aug 7, 2020
Thank you for appreciating [nt]

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amanico
Aug 7, 2020
I am a big fan of the Rolex Explorer whatever is the reference. ;) [nt]

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Pun
Aug 7, 2020
It might be a very collectible Rolex watch in future.

There are people who discuss this model as an erroneous dial due to short minute hand. I like the white gold numerals on it. This makes watch classy and different from other Ranger type watches. Wear it in good health. Regards

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