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swish77 · 2 February 2016, 02:50 AM

Just picked up this new-to-me Explorer II (MK2, 5.4 mil.) in near mint condition, on original "B" stamped bracelet from '76-'77 with no stretch. These nice examples of any vintage Rolex sports references are becoming so scarce that it doesn't surprise me that the prices are climbing across the board. I've had a 1655 in the past and sold it, regrettably. Paid more this time (of course), but very happy to have it back on my wrist. Such a unique reference, and I think it screams 1970s more than any other Rolex.

2 February 2016, 02:50 AM	#1
swish77 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Real Name: Aaron Location: CT/NYC Watch: ing the time! Posts: 7,001	New Addition Explorer II Just picked up this new-to-me Explorer II (MK2, 5.4 mil.) in near mint condition, on original "B" stamped bracelet from '76-'77 with no stretch. These nice examples of any vintage Rolex sports references are becoming so scarce that it doesn't surprise me that the prices are climbing across the board. I've had a 1655 in the past and sold it, regrettably. Paid more this time (of course), but very happy to have it back on my wrist. Such a unique reference, and I think it screams 1970s more than any other Rolex. Attached Images

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