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Reference Guide
Cazalea attempts to create a comprehensive Rolex model catalog, sharing insights on the brand's extensive product line and website navigation. Discover the challenges and resources for Rolex reference numbers.
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Collection
Chippyfly reviews his new Rolex Oyster Perpetual 116000 36mm blue dial. Get collector insights on this understated reference and strap debate.
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Vintage
Explore the Rolex 5513 Gilt Era (1962-1966) with Bill's expert report. Understand dial variations, serial numbers, and movement differences in this iconic vintage Submariner.
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Vintage
Explore the Rolex Thunderbird/Turn-O-Graph references 6609 and 1625. Delve into their history, the U.S. Air Force connection, and collector insights.
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Vintage
Baron - Mr Red explores the rare Rolex Explorer "Red Depth" 6610. Discover its unique dial, serial number trends, and vintage appeal.
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Vintage
Explore the definitive guide to Vintage Rolex watches. Learn to identify true vintage pieces by Plexi-glass, 4-digit references, and Tritium dials.
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Great watch
Unusually for Rolex I am looking at one for myself and cannot decide yet on a 34mm or 36mm size. My wrists are slim and 34mm looks a good fit but so does the 36mm, which I have tried on. The movements are the same so why the extra steel case?! Best Clive
Perfect Watch
YES!!! Very nice watch. I have several watches but am wanting a "time only" watch and this would be my choice, or a 3-6-9 AirKing. Can't justify the price of the Explorer 1.
Absolutely. I bought this watch for my wife.
For the moment she cant wear it cause of an Operation on his wrist. Best
116000
Great watch. I am not timing race cars, traveling to multi time zones nor do I need to be reminded of the date constantly. I was looking for a clean easy to read reliable timepiece and chose the new explorer 1. Very similar just a tad larger, congrats on ...