Rolex
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer I in stainless steel Réf : 114270 Circa 2001 Collector Square Ref: 22 97 06
Warranty :
Serviced, 1-year warranty
Collection : Explorer
Model : Explorer
Reference : Rolex - 114270
Gender : Men
Year : 2001
Movement : Automatic
Bracelet material : Steel
Case material : Steel
Dial color : Black
Reference Detail : 114270
Case form : Round
Glass type : Sapphire Glass
Clasp type : Folding clasp
Diameter : 35 mm
Read our expert's description
Stainless steel wristwatch. Round case, screwed caseback, screwed crown.
- Beautiful black dial.
- Baton index, arabic numerals, luminescent skeletton hands.
- Second hand central.
- Oyster wristlet, folding clasp in stainless steel signed Rolex.
- Dial‚ case and movement signed.
- Sold with original papers.
Very good condition: dial case and wristlet in very good condition.
In the 50's, with its first professional creations, the Rolex house supports some adventurers, true sporting feats. This way, Rolex with the Explorer I became the official sponsor of the victorious Everest ascent. Indeed, the Explorer was worn by the Sherpa, Tersing Norway, during his expedition in 1953, it is now in the Rolex museum in Geneva. Easily recognizable thanks to its spare style : its black dial, its reversed large triangle at 12 o'clock, its3/6/9 luminescent numbers and its round case. The Explorer I became a classic of the Rolex house and has a hight collector value.
Minimise description
Stainless steel wristwatch. Round case, screwed caseback, screwed crown.
- Beautiful black dial.
- Baton index, arabic numerals, luminescent skeletton hands.
- Second hand central.
- Oyster wristlet, folding clasp in stainless steel signed Rolex.
- Dial‚ case and movement signed.
- Sold with original papers.
Very good condition: dial case and wristlet in very good condition.
In the 50's, with its first professional creations, the Rolex house supports some adventurers, true sporting feats. This way, Rolex with the Explorer I became the official sponsor of the victorious Everest ascent. Indeed, the Explorer was worn by the Sherpa, Tersing Norway, during his expedition in 1953, it is now in the Rolex museum in Geneva. Easily recognizable thanks to its spare style : its black dial, its reversed large triangle at 12 o'clock, its3/6/9 luminescent numbers and its round case. The Explorer I became a classic of the Rolex house and has a hight collector value.
