The Explorer: Exploring the unknown Rolex presents a new generation of the Oyster Perpetual Explorer

 Rolex presents the latest watch masterpieces with its superb and professional watchmaking skills. Among them, the new generation of Explorer (Explorer) and Explorer II (Explorer II) are designed to accompany explorers to the top of the mountain and explore the polar isolation.replica watches australia

        The Explorer series was born on top of the world and has since been refined with the help of legendary climbers. The Himalayas and the highest peak, Mount Everest, provide Rolex with a natural watch laboratory.

        Since its inception, the explorer has been sturdy and reliable, clear and easy to read, and has continuously met the diverse needs of explorers. Facing harsh environments, precise control of time is the key to survival.

        The Explorer series accompanies explorers to experience various situations: climbing peaks, going deep into caves, experiencing the bone-eroding cold of the Arctic and feeling the scorching heat of volcanic regions. With its 24-hour hand display, the Explorer II is the ideal watch for polar explorers, speleologists and volcanologists, accompanying explorers on various expeditions.

        The new generation Explorer and Explorer II symbolize Rolex's eternal mission of pursuing excellence. In addition to reliable core performance, this series also takes into account the elegant and outstanding design.

        For the first time, the Oyster Perpetual Explorer is available in yellow gold. The gold steel material is a combination of Oyster steel and 18ct gold, tough and elegant, showing a distinctive Rolex style.

        Oystersteel is a unique alloy with outstanding toughness and luster. It is the key material for making Explorer-type cases and straps; Oyster Perpetual Explorer II (Oyster Perpetual Explorer II) has become an important partner trusted by explorers.

call from the peak

        Rolex presents a new generation of the Oyster Perpetual Explorer. The new model has a 36 mm case, the same size as the watch worn by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay when they first climbed to the summit on May 29, 1953.

        The new generation of Explorer is available in Rolex (combination of Oystersteel and 18 ct yellow gold). The black lacquered dial, with classic hour markers and numbers 3, 6, and 9, sets off the unique personality of the watch and demonstrates the explorer's determination and adventurous spirit to challenge the unknown and achieve great things.

        The Chromalight display on the new Explorer is particularly eye-catching. The hands and hour markers are coated with luminous material, which emits a lasting blue light in the dark. In daylight, these hour markers have a white sheen.

        The new Explorer is equipped with the 3230 movement, a leading watchmaking technology.

        Like all Rolex watches, the Oyster Perpetual Explorer is certified by the Superlative Observatory as a chronometer, ensuring that the watch will perform exceptionally well when worn.

Adventure Tool

        Launched in 1953, the Explorer is a watch that symbolizes Rolex's indissoluble bond with the world of exploration. In the 1930s, the brand equipped Oyster watches for several expeditions in the Himalayas. These include the first ascent of Mount Everest at 8,848 meters (29,028 feet) by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. With this pioneering move, Rolex hopes to use the world as a laboratory to test the performance of the watch under real conditions, thereby improving the watch. The opinions and feedback that Rolex obtained from these expeditions had a direct impact on the design of the watch, making the watch more accurate, robust and reliable.

The combination of Rolesor gold and steel

        Rolex registered Rolesor (gold steel) as a trademark in 1933. The combination of 18ct gold and Oyster steel has become one of the iconic features of Rolex watches. It is the union of two metals: gold, noble and precious, lustrous and stable; steel, unbreakable, strong and reliable. These qualities perfectly demonstrate the elegance and excellent performance of Rolex watches. The new generation of explorer yellow gold steel models, the outer ring, crown and the middle link of the strap are cast in 18 ct yellow gold, and the case and the links on both sides of the strap are cast in Oystersteel.

Oyster case, symbol of water resistance

        Guaranteed water-resistant to 100 meters (330 feet), the 36 mm Oyster case of the new Explorer is a model of robustness and durability. The middle case is made of a solid piece of Oystersteel, which is difficult to corrode. Rolex watchmakers use brand-specific special tools to tighten the finely pitted bottom cover to seal the case, so only Rolex watchmakers can access the movement. The double buckle lock winding crown has a double waterproof system and is firmly screwed to the case. The mirror surface is made of blue crystal, which is not easy to scratch. The waterproof Oyster case of the watch gives the movement the best protection.

Caliber 3230 Perpetual movement

        The new Explorer is equipped with Caliber 3230, a new-generation movement introduced in 2020, entirely developed and manufactured by Rolex. The self-winding movement equipped with it has obtained a number of patents, which fully embodies Rolex's innovative technology and top-notch watchmaking technology, and has been further improved in terms of accuracy and reliability, power reserve, shock resistance, anti-magnetic and convenient use. perfection.

        The 3230-caliber movement is equipped with Rolex's patented Chronergy escapement system, which is efficient and reliable. This escapement is made of nickel phosphorus and is not disturbed by magnetic fields. The movement is equipped with Rolex's patented blue Parachrom hairspring, which is made of a unique paramagnetic alloy cast by Rolex, and its shock resistance is ten times higher than that of traditional hairsprings. The hairspring is also equipped with a Rolex end ring to ensure that the movement can still operate regularly in any position. The balance spring assembly of the movement is equipped with the high-performance Paraflex shock absorber designed and patented by Rolex to improve the shock resistance of the movement.

        The 3230-caliber movement is equipped with a perpetual automatic winding component, and the movement is wound by a perpetual oscillating weight. The structure of the barrel and the excellent efficiency of the escapement system increase the power reserve of the 3230 movement to about 70 hours.

Oyster bracelet and Oyster safety clasp

        A new generation of Explorer with an Oyster bracelet. Introduced in the late 1930s, the three-link Oyster bracelet is robust and reliable. The Oyster strap of the new watch is equipped with a Rolex-designed and patented folding Oyster safety clasp to prevent the buckle from being accidentally opened. The buckle is also equipped with an easy-to-adjust link developed by Rolex, and the wearer can easily extend the strap by about 5 mm. Concealed lugs ensure a visually seamless connection between the strap and case.

Superlative Chronometer Certification

        Like all Rolex watches, the Oyster Perpetual Explorer has the Superlative Chronometer certification established by Rolex in 2015. This unique title certifies that each watch has successfully passed a series of tests in the Rolex laboratory. The watch is tested after it is assembled and the movement is installed in the case to ensure that the watch can exert excellent performance in terms of precision, power reserve, waterproof and automatic winding when worn.replica watches

        The average error of the Rolex Superlative Chronometer is within plus or minus two seconds per day. The precision pursued by Rolex is much higher than the standard of the Swiss Official Chronometer Certified Precision Timepiece (COSC).

        The green seal is a symbol of the precision timepiece of the Superlative Observatory. Every Rolex watch is accompanied by this seal and comes with a five-year global warranty.