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1960's. 1980's. 1500. 1501. Men's watch/Unisex. Women's watch. Bracelet material: Steel. Bracelet material: Leather. Bracelet material: Gold/Steel. Bracelet color: Steel. Bracelet .
Over the years Rolex enthusiasts have proven to be quite adept at picking up on even the slightest tweaks made to models, whether it be a new font used on a bezel or micro-millimeter adjustments to the layout of text on a dial. No detail is too small to escape their passion – or their loupes or macro lenses. This . See moreThis brings me to the subject of this article: The very first version of ref. 14270 Rolex Explorer was released in 1990. This model was the new and . See more
Ref. 14270 Explorers with the black enamel filled “3, 6, 9” hour markers all seem to have serial numbers starting with the letter prefix “E” or “X,” corresponding to production years . See moreNo matter what all those companies trying ot sell you modified Rolexes will tell you, there is one and only one true "Blackout" Rolex, and it's an Explorer I. Made for a brief period of time in the .
In some of the earliest 14270 Explorers, Rolex filled the applied numerals with black lacquer rather than luminous paint, before customer dissatisfaction moved the company .,095.00,995.00,995.00
K+,995.00Learn about the "Blackout" Explorer, a rare and coveted version of the ref. 14270 model with black enamel filled numerals. Find out its history, features, and value in this watch review by Paul Altieri. No matter what all those companies trying ot sell you modified Rolexes will tell you, there is one and only one true "Blackout" Rolex, and it's an Explorer I. Made for a brief period of time in the very early 90s, Rolex made their reference 14270 Explorer with black arabic numerals instead of white.
In some of the earliest 14270 Explorers, Rolex filled the applied numerals with black lacquer rather than luminous paint, before customer dissatisfaction moved the company to discontinue this practice; these “Black Out” Explorer models are among the rarest modern Rolexes out there today. Starting a few years ago, collectors noticed a new trend appearing in the world of Rolex customization: Rolex owners were creating “blacked-out” Rolexes through the application of a PVD coating.The Rolex Blackout Explorer 14270 has many details to be aware of. Its dial variations and details, along with perplexing production and serial number timelines make this watch interesting and definitively unique. The story goes that the first batches of the 14270 Explorer left the Rolex factory with a gloss dial that had its 3-6-9 Arabic hour numerals filled in with black enamel. This was likely the original design for the new Explorer before Rolex decided that the blacked-out numerals did not provide enough legibility on the dial.
Blacked Out Explorer II - Thoughts? Rolex General DiscussionRolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex General Discussion: Explorer 14270 black out??Learn about the history and features of the Rolex Explorer, the watch worn by Sir Edmund Hillary on Mt Everest. Compare different models and prices, from the vintage Ref 6350 to the modern Ref 214270.
The new Explorer brings back the gloss and now features what Rolex calls a black lacquer dial. This is effectively the same deep (like, so deep you'll get lost in it) black found on the Submariner or GMT-Master II.Learn about the "Blackout" Explorer, a rare and coveted version of the ref. 14270 model with black enamel filled numerals. Find out its history, features, and value in this watch review by Paul Altieri. No matter what all those companies trying ot sell you modified Rolexes will tell you, there is one and only one true "Blackout" Rolex, and it's an Explorer I. Made for a brief period of time in the very early 90s, Rolex made their reference 14270 Explorer with black arabic numerals instead of white.
In some of the earliest 14270 Explorers, Rolex filled the applied numerals with black lacquer rather than luminous paint, before customer dissatisfaction moved the company to discontinue this practice; these “Black Out” Explorer models are among the rarest modern Rolexes out there today. Starting a few years ago, collectors noticed a new trend appearing in the world of Rolex customization: Rolex owners were creating “blacked-out” Rolexes through the application of a PVD coating.
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The Rolex Blackout Explorer 14270 has many details to be aware of. Its dial variations and details, along with perplexing production and serial number timelines make this watch interesting and definitively unique.
The story goes that the first batches of the 14270 Explorer left the Rolex factory with a gloss dial that had its 3-6-9 Arabic hour numerals filled in with black enamel. This was likely the original design for the new Explorer before Rolex decided that the blacked-out numerals did not provide enough legibility on the dial.Blacked Out Explorer II - Thoughts? Rolex General Discussion
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Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex General Discussion: Explorer 14270 black out??
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Learn about the history and features of the Rolex Explorer, the watch worn by Sir Edmund Hillary on Mt Everest. Compare different models and prices, from the vintage Ref 6350 to the modern Ref 214270.
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