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The Rolex Explorer 214270 can be found with two different dial variations: Mark I and Mark II. .Throughout the 11-year production run of the Explorer 214270, Rolex made two dial variants, which collectors now call MK1 and MK2 dials. When Rolex introduced the 39mm Explorer 214270 in 2010, many were excited to see a larger Explorer watch – not to mention a slightly more matte (instead of glossy) black dial.The Rolex Explorer 214270 can be found with two different dial variations: Mark I and Mark II. Here's the story behind why this one watch has two dials.
The T-Rex hands never bothered me personally. As archieluxury says, the mark 1s almost always tend to do better long term if you care about th investment piece of it. Notwithstanding the greatness of mk1, the mk2 is still perfect and better than 99.9% of watches out there. So you have a win win.
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As of now I am leaning more towards the Mk2. I feel like it is more sporty and truer to its original roots. My style is more sporty than dressy/classy. And I feel like the Mk1 is more classy because of the WG 3,6,9. But I feel like the 3,6,9 gets lost in the dial if that makes sense.Just a quick video about the differences between the mk 1 of the Explorer 214270 and the mk 2.
Taking a closer look at one of the most iconic and influential sport watches of all time. James Stacey.Rolex Explorer 214270 (MK I: 2010 – 2016; MK II: 2016 – Present) In 2010, Rolex made a big change to the collection when it phased out the Explorer 114270, and presented a brand-new Explorer, which (for the first time in the model’s history) featured a larger 39mm Oyster case.In Rolex collector speak, these newer versions have Mark 2 (or Mk2) dials. The case and matching Oyster bracelet are hewn from Rolex’s proprietary Oystersteel.
Both Rolex Explorer 214270 Mk1 and Mk2 share the shame 3132 calibre. The Superlative Chronometer certification, recently redefined by Rolex, covers the Explorer since 2015. I've been on the hunt for an explorer 1 for quite some time now. I have very specifically been on the hunt for a MK1 dial 2015 fully dressed. Full disclosure, I don't find the MK1 any more aesthetically pleasing than the other I just think between the two that one will increase in more value in the long haul.Throughout the 11-year production run of the Explorer 214270, Rolex made two dial variants, which collectors now call MK1 and MK2 dials. When Rolex introduced the 39mm Explorer 214270 in 2010, many were excited to see a larger Explorer watch – not to mention a slightly more matte (instead of glossy) black dial.
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The Rolex Explorer 214270 can be found with two different dial variations: Mark I and Mark II. Here's the story behind why this one watch has two dials. The T-Rex hands never bothered me personally. As archieluxury says, the mark 1s almost always tend to do better long term if you care about th investment piece of it. Notwithstanding the greatness of mk1, the mk2 is still perfect and better than 99.9% of watches out there. So you have a win win.
As of now I am leaning more towards the Mk2. I feel like it is more sporty and truer to its original roots. My style is more sporty than dressy/classy. And I feel like the Mk1 is more classy because of the WG 3,6,9. But I feel like the 3,6,9 gets lost in the dial if that makes sense.Just a quick video about the differences between the mk 1 of the Explorer 214270 and the mk 2.
Taking a closer look at one of the most iconic and influential sport watches of all time. James Stacey.Rolex Explorer 214270 (MK I: 2010 – 2016; MK II: 2016 – Present) In 2010, Rolex made a big change to the collection when it phased out the Explorer 114270, and presented a brand-new Explorer, which (for the first time in the model’s history) featured a larger 39mm Oyster case.In Rolex collector speak, these newer versions have Mark 2 (or Mk2) dials. The case and matching Oyster bracelet are hewn from Rolex’s proprietary Oystersteel.
Both Rolex Explorer 214270 Mk1 and Mk2 share the shame 3132 calibre. The Superlative Chronometer certification, recently redefined by Rolex, covers the Explorer since 2015.
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