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28 April 2014, 08:13 AM | #1 |
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216570 Size Comparison
I've recently fallen in love with the Polar 216570. Does anyone have any comparison shots to a Speedy Pro? If not, any pics and opinions on the size would be highly appreciated, thanks!
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Speedy Pro and 216570 are both 42mm. I do feel the Explorer wears a little bigger than the Speedy.
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216570 Size Comparison
The Explorer II wears a bit larger on the wrist, and the Speedmaster Pro is lighter.
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The lug to lug on the Explorer 2 seemed longer than the Speedy Pro when I tried it on. So much larger, in fact, that it overhung my wrist while the Speedy does not.
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I did own both...still have the Explorer sold the Speedy sadly.
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The Explorer II wears larger and heavier. Lug to Lug on the Explorer II is 50.11mm and 47.78mm on the Speedmaster. At least that's what I measured on mine. Sorry about the pic. It's all I have right now.
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If you own the speedy do it. I own both and love the way both wear.
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You absolutely have to try the EXPII on. From its first release and subsequent pictures I saw on TRF I just knew it was too big for my tastes. I was wrong!
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I also believe Rolex measures the case diameter vs. bezel. The new Expl.II bezel slightly over hangs the case and lends a larger visual presence vs. the Speedy IMHO.
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Love the Exp II.
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29 April 2014, 11:45 PM | #22 |
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Do you have both? Any pics? [img]http://***************/hu4g.jpg[/img][img]http://********************/huht.jpg[/img]
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I had both but flipped the Explorer a short while ago. Would agree with what someone said earlier about the Explorer feeling slightly bigger, though both wear very nicely
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I'm really starting to like the black dial
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super pix! the yellow lines really help see what's the same (diameter) and different (lugs). |
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