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After several early explorer models like the 6150 and 6098, Rolex officially carried the ‘Explorer’ . A history of the vintage Rolex Explorer. Includes history, model progression & . The first Explorer ref. 6350 featured Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer on the . The immediate successor to the 6150, the 6350, is distinguished not only by its adoption of this verbiage on the dial but also by the chronometer certification of its movement, which was the same Caliber A296 inside the 6150 mode but finely adjusted to greater precision.
After several early explorer models like the 6150 and 6098, Rolex officially carried the ‘Explorer’ designation on the dial with the 6350 model in 1953. The 6350 model is itself an improvement of the ref 6150 which was an earlier model with only the word ‘precision’ on the dial. A history of the vintage Rolex Explorer. Includes history, model progression & what to look for in your vintage Rolex Explorer. Free valuations. The first Explorer ref. 6350 featured Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer on the upper half and Officially Certified Chronometer on the lower half. The same self-winding Caliber A296 actually powers both watches.
For the first time in the more than 50-year history of the Rolex Explorer, the Crown's simplest and most discreet stainless steel sport watch, known for bridging tool-watch toughness and dress watch dimensions, tipped the 36mm scale and sized the Explorer up to a 39mm case. The ref. 6150 has the word “Precision” on the lower part of the dial, whereas the ref. 6350 had “Explorer.” As such, the Explorer 3, 6, 9 dial was introduced before there was even a Rolex Explorer in existence. Additionally, the movement used for the ref. 6150 was not chronometer-certified, something that all Explorers from 1953 onwards have been.A closer look at their dials reveals that the 6150 includes a "Precision" label and the ref. 6350 features the "Officially Certified Chronometer" (OCC) designation. A few short years later, Rolex unveiled the Explorer ref. 6610, fitted with the chronometer-rated Caliber 1030. • New dial layout: inverted triangle at ‘12’, printed Rolex text and coronet, painted 3-6-9 numerals, mercedes hands added midway • 6150: designated “Precision” • 6350: chronometer rated, dial stamped “Officially Certified Chronometer”.
The original Rolex Explorer model, the Reference 6150, was soon followed by the Rolex Explorer Reference 6350, which became the first officially branded Rolex Explorer. This model featured a distinctive black dial with oversized hour markers and luminous hands, designed for readability in low-light conditions.1953: The Debut of the Rolex Explorer (Ref. 6350) The initial Rolex Explorer, model number 6350, laid the groundwork for all subsequent versions. Its defining characteristics included the now-famous 3-6-9 dial arrangement, which ensured clear visibility in a range of lighting situations. The immediate successor to the 6150, the 6350, is distinguished not only by its adoption of this verbiage on the dial but also by the chronometer certification of its movement, which was the same Caliber A296 inside the 6150 mode but finely adjusted to greater precision.
After several early explorer models like the 6150 and 6098, Rolex officially carried the ‘Explorer’ designation on the dial with the 6350 model in 1953. The 6350 model is itself an improvement of the ref 6150 which was an earlier model with only the word ‘precision’ on the dial. A history of the vintage Rolex Explorer. Includes history, model progression & what to look for in your vintage Rolex Explorer. Free valuations.
The first Explorer ref. 6350 featured Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer on the upper half and Officially Certified Chronometer on the lower half. The same self-winding Caliber A296 actually powers both watches.
For the first time in the more than 50-year history of the Rolex Explorer, the Crown's simplest and most discreet stainless steel sport watch, known for bridging tool-watch toughness and dress watch dimensions, tipped the 36mm scale and sized the Explorer up to a 39mm case.
The ref. 6150 has the word “Precision” on the lower part of the dial, whereas the ref. 6350 had “Explorer.” As such, the Explorer 3, 6, 9 dial was introduced before there was even a Rolex Explorer in existence. Additionally, the movement used for the ref. 6150 was not chronometer-certified, something that all Explorers from 1953 onwards have been.
A closer look at their dials reveals that the 6150 includes a "Precision" label and the ref. 6350 features the "Officially Certified Chronometer" (OCC) designation. A few short years later, Rolex unveiled the Explorer ref. 6610, fitted with the chronometer-rated Caliber 1030. • New dial layout: inverted triangle at ‘12’, printed Rolex text and coronet, painted 3-6-9 numerals, mercedes hands added midway • 6150: designated “Precision” • 6350: chronometer rated, dial stamped “Officially Certified Chronometer”. The original Rolex Explorer model, the Reference 6150, was soon followed by the Rolex Explorer Reference 6350, which became the first officially branded Rolex Explorer. This model featured a distinctive black dial with oversized hour markers and luminous hands, designed for readability in low-light conditions.
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