Champthekid
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I’ve been on a Rolex roll lately.
Maybe I’ll switch it up tomorrow. This is the 40mm Explorer 224270. Simple and perfection in my opinion. 
Picture from in front of my house.
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In-depth review of the Rolex Explorer II Ref. 1655 'Freccione' by amanico, exploring its history, design, and market evolution. Essential reading for collectors.
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Explore the Rolex Explorer II 1655 "Freccione" evolution. Detailed guide on dial, bezel, and case variations from 1971-1984. Essential for collectors.
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I’ve been on a Rolex roll lately.
Maybe I’ll switch it up tomorrow. This is the 40mm Explorer 224270. Simple and perfection in my opinion. Picture from in front of my house. ...
Excellent, Christian. Love the 39mm version.
I did this to mine after I received the 40mm version because they are so much alike. Some may hate it but I love it. ...
Thank you!
Geoffroy Gournet who has unfortunately passed away since it was completed.
Thank you. He was a “master engraver”.
Some info on him from his website: Classically trained under some of the most notable engravers in the world, Geoffroy studied in Liege, Belgium and Gardone, Italy - he received the first prize of Gunsmithing (Basculage) at the Liege School of Gunsmithing...
Mine is currently in storage at the bank.
I really need to pull it out again 😁 Best regards, Steve ...
A great classic
I've been thinking about getting one since seeing that Brad Pitt ad almost 30 years ago but something always gets in the way haha!
