39mm isn't really that small for a Rolex. I know a few big wristed guys that wear a 36mm and it doesn't look out of place on their wrist.
A GMT function is for tracking time in multiple time zones.
Ok, thanks.
39mm isn't really that small for a Rolex. I know a few big wristed guys that wear a 36mm and it doesn't look out of place on their wrist.
A GMT function is for tracking time in multiple time zones.
Funny thing, I have been looking at that watch, thinking I might just get it instead. Then work has been busy and I for got about it. Then I got a callIf I were to ever buy a Rolex, an Explorer II would definitely be it. Congrats!
I've thought about picking up an Ocean 39 Vintage GMT homage of a 1655, but I haven't been able to bring myself to buy a Steinhart. I do kinda like the Christopher Ward C63 GMT though...
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Funny thing, I have been looking at that watch, thinking I might just get it instead. Then work has been busy and I for got about it. Then I got a call
Ok, thanks.
The new Explorer IIs are 42mm. The older ones were 40mm.
Anything below 40 looks like crap on my wrist, and including the Rolex Daytona, which is a 40 but wears small. So that's crossed off my bucket list. I find that most of them outside of the DJ, and Explorer IIs wear smaller, but that's just me.
Thanks for the correction on the size. I've been under the impression that they were 39mm, which is why I thought they wore larger. Guess I was thinking of the prior case size on the Explorer. It does look like it wears more like a 40mm or 41mm like I mentioned before. Sorry about giving you bad info @Glock 'em down.
Thanks for the correction on the size. I've been under the impression that they were 39mm, which is why I thought they wore larger. Guess I was thinking of the prior case size on the Explorer. It does look like it wears more like a 40mm or 41mm like I mentioned before. Sorry about giving you bad info @Glock 'em down.
Right on cue. I just ordered three more Erika's Originals MN straps to use with the Ranger...Havana (dark brown), Sahara (khaki tan), and Burgundy straps. All have sand colored center lines and stitching, which should match the vintage cream colored hands and indices on the watch. I'm most excited about the burgundy strap like the one in the photos below. It looks like it will match the dark red color on the second hand of the Ranger well. I'm still waiting on someone here to give an Erika's MN strap a try. These will be my 11th, 12th, and 13th straps from her.
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