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In-depth review of the Rolex Explorer II 1655 'Straight-hand'. Discover its history, design, and collector appeal.
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Discover why the Rolex Explorer Ref. 214270 is the ultimate 'under the radar' luxury watch for daily wear and active lifestyles. Collector insights on its versatility.
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Harry2 shares his journey with the Rolex Explorer 214270, from purchase to critical re-evaluation. Discusses design flaws, alternatives, and the emotional connection to a first luxury watch.
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LarsG reviews his new Rolex Explorer Ref. 214270, praising its 39mm size, lume, and unpretentious appeal. Discover why this reference is a collector favorite.
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Boris highlights the overlooked Rolex Datejust 36mm (ref. 1262xx) amidst sports model craze. Discover its proportions, new movement, and availability.
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Discover the Rolex Explorer 214270, its proportions, and variations within the Explorer line. Collector insights and photos.
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Both are good looking frames.
In prescription glasses I would prefer Cary Grant, but in sunglasses I prefer Gregory Peck the best.
Very nice!
I have a couple of pairs of Oliver People’s, sunglasses and regular glasses, I think they are great, that brand and Persol are my favorites.
I´m with you.
Oliver Peoples, Persol and Maui Jim (Though MJ´s can be hard to find good looking frames, but their lenses are amazing.)
What a pair!
Lovely sunglasses. Cary Grant my personal favourite. Great picture Lars 👌🏻
Thanks Kurt
Oliver Peoples makes some great frames. Now we just need some sunshine. Enjoy!
Thanks Patrick
O.P. makes some great models. Like me you have a wide variety of sunglasses. 😎
Lenses could be better.
The lens clarity isn’t perfect. Could be optically clearer. But overall I’m okay with the designs. The screws are also often poor in quality. As the screw heads often are too soft and then the screwdriver doesn’t work. Fortunately this happened in the Oli...
Didn´t know about the lack of quality in screws.
Fortunately I got a very service friendly sunglass shop.
Honestly... I'm surprised too.
These things are generally made by contract. Meaning that they're not made by an Oliver Peoples factory. They're made in some Luxottica factory somewhere in Italy (or Japan) to Oliver Peoples design. So, the screws, which are generic, are that standard lo...
As is most Japanese products.
Was at my AD talking watches a few weeks ago, looking at IWC’s, Heuer, Rolex etc. and the watchmaker came out, said “Just buy a Grand Seiko- trouble free and accurate watch”. Those Japanese ☺️ Thanks for the info 👍🏻
We have Rolex, as a Swiss alternative.
Rolex and Omegas are generally very accurate, reliable, and long-lasting. Anything made in huge volumes, is generally going to be very consistent and reliable. But... Maybe not eyewear, even if they are made in huge quantities.
