Why does the Explorer II not have a trip lock crown?

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It seems surprising to me that the Explorer II doesn’t have a trip lock crown given it’s rugged and likely wet mandate. This is especially so when you see that watches like the Daytona have a trip lock crown.

Is there an advantage to the twin lock? I realize it can be a little bit smaller but the Explorer II is one of the larger watches in Rolex’s range so that doesn’t seem to be the driver.

Would love to hear people’s thoughts on why Rolex may have chosen the twin lock crown for the Explorer II!