Rolex
Explorer II · 216570
Specification
Rolex Explorer II 216570
| Maison | Rolex |
|---|---|
| Model | Explorer II |
| Collection | Explorer |
| Reference | 216570 |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Dial | White |
| Year | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Condition | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Box & Papers | Confirmed on enquiry |
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The Explorer
The watch that summited Everest.
Forged from Rolex's expedition heritage, the Explorer is deliberately spare — a legible 3/6/9 dial built to function in the harshest conditions, nothing more.
See the full Explorer collection →Notes on this reference
- 01Tied to the 1953 ascent of Everest by Hillary and Tenzing.
- 02The Explorer II adds a 24-hour hand for cave and polar exploration.
- 03Famed for its uncluttered, instantly legible dial.
Questions
About the Rolex Explorer
- What defines the Rolex Explorer?
- Forged from Rolex's expedition heritage, the Explorer is deliberately spare — a legible 3/6/9 dial built to function in the harshest conditions, nothing more.
- What should I know about the Explorer before buying?
- Tied to the 1953 ascent of Everest by Hillary and Tenzing.
- How do I acquire a Rolex Explorer from Maison Soletti?
- Every Explorer reference in our register is verified and presented for private acquisition. Submit an enquiry and a specialist will reply — usually within 48 hours — with full pricing, additional photography and video, condition and box-and-papers status, and will help you secure the watch.
The Maison
The House of Rolex
Est. 1905 · Geneva, Switzerland
Rolex set the terms of the modern wristwatch. The Oyster case of 1926 made it the first waterproof watch; the Perpetual rotor of 1931 made it self-winding. A century on, every reference is a certified chronometer — and the most recognised object in watchmaking.
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