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The fastest and most secure way to protect the watches you love.
We’ve minimized the paperwork and maximized protection, so you can stop worrying about your watches and focus on enjoying them.
In most cases, you’ll get a personalized quote in seconds and your policy kicks in immediately.
Wherever you are on planet Earth, your watches are protected. Rest easy and travel safely.
If you suffer a covered loss, there’s no deductible and no gimmicks. Ever.
Each of your watches is covered up to 150% of the insured value (up to the total value of the policy).
SELL OR TRADE
Our quotes are based on historical sales and real-time market data allowing us to give fair prices without all
the hassle.
The fastest and most secure way to protect the watches you love.
We’ve minimized the paperwork and maximized protection, so you can stop worrying about your watches and focus on enjoying them.
In most cases, you’ll get a personalized quote in seconds and your policy kicks in immediately.
Wherever you are on planet Earth, your watches are protected. Rest easy and travel safely.
If you suffer a covered loss, there’s no deductible and no gimmicks. Ever.
Each of your watches is covered up to 150% of the insured value (up to the total value of the policy).
SELL OR TRADE
Our quotes are based on historical sales and real-time market data allowing us to give fair prices without all
the hassle.
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A Week On The Wrist Do You Really Need A Dive Watch? The Easy-Wearing Omega Aqua Terra Doesn’t Think So. Watches In The Wild An Amazonian Adventure With The Oris Wings Of Hope Limited Edition When news first hit that Rolex was launching a 40mm Explorer, those of us who love the model range were instantly struck with fear. Does this mean the 36mm version is gone again? Luckily, the answer is no. For the first time ever, there are now two Rolex Explorer size options – the 36mm and new 40mm sitting side by side in the collection. That said, this is not the first time Rolex has upsized the Explorer. In 2010, Rolex discontinued the ref. 114270 and introduced the 214270 in 39mm, which was then updated in 2016 (remaining at 39mm with slight dial tweaks). And in 2021, Rolex replaced that watch with the 124270 – a return to form at 36mm. In all of those iterations, there was always only one Explorer in the lineup at a time. Now that changes. We know about the 36mm model – it’s a fan favorite, a classic. When I saw early images of the 40mm Explorer online on Monday, it was hard to contextualize what exactly had changed. To be honest, it just looked like an Explorer and I like how Explorers look. When I got to see the watch for myself, our Style Editor Malaika Crawford was next to me with her 36mm ref. 114270, which gave me some points of comparison. While I wouldn’t say the 40mm is a strictly necessary addition to the lineup, it’s always nice to have options. I’m not sure there’s a whole lot more to the reasoning behind this release. One size does not fit all, and many collectors like bigger watches. That’s it. In fact, for most of the watch-buying population, a 36mm wristwatch with a dramatically tapering clasp can be a tough ask if you aren’t deep into the history of the Everest-inspired timepiece. Anyway, here are a few details I noticed when I held the watch for the first time. First, it looks substantially larger than the 39mm model – the eye perceives that one millimeter as a substantial upsize. I found the bezel to be quite thin, making the dial really stand out, and accentuating its size. My wrist is about 6 ⅓ in., and the 40mm case looked a bit too big for me (my colleagues agreed). Still, the larger model has the same movement, the same steel case, the same bracelet, and the same dial layout. One piece of design that differentiates both larger Explorers (39 and 40mm) is the location of the namesake on the dial. The 39mm had it situated near six o’clock while the new 40mm has it in the same position as the 36mm version, near the top of the dial. Maybe for you that’s a dealbreaker. Probably not. Honestly, what this release represents to me is Rolex’s ability to sort of do whatever it wants — to make a thing nobody asked for and, in all likelihood, nobody even thought about. It’s like the Puzzle Day-Date, but on the opposite end of the spectrum. I’m hoping to get some extended time with this watch in the future, so stay tuned for that. Who knows, maybe the 40mm size will grow on me – or maybe my wrist will grow on it. For more information visit Rolex. The H shop carries a variety of pre-owned Rolex watches, explore the collection here. Introducing Grand Seiko’s Latest Diver – The Evolution 9 5-Day Diver ‘Ushio’ SLGA023 (Live Pics)
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