Which Rolex Explorer - 36mm or 39mm?
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2019
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Hi Guys,
Bob's watches in the US lent me a New Rolex Explorer 214270 Mk II, so I thought I'd go through the pros and cons of all the modern Rolex Explorers, but mainly comparing the wearability of the 36mm Explorer vs the 39mm Explorer.
The Rolex Explorer versions we look at are:
14270
114270
214270 Mk I
214270 Mk II
Thanks again to Bob's watches for lending me the watch.
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For those wondering, the lug to lug on the 36mm case is 43.6mm and the 39mm case is 47mm.
They need a new explorer version in 36mm. Imagine: the newest movement and that cool blue lume in that perfect small package.
I agree with you.
Maybe they could make it in a 20mm and have it the same size as the bracket.
@@michaeljasminestewart1618 Idiot
@@ayaanjasiah7723 your right, no one cares, about you
Well you got it now lol
Fair comment! I own the latest version (MkII). It's a fabulous watch and I also very much like the 36mm versions as well. as you pointed out, My 39mm variant is an everyday watch, never taken off. I have worn it when I scuba, outdoor hiking essentially no quarter given. I don't mother it. Wash it with warm water and fairy once a week. Last month I left it on a tea towel to dry and the picked the towel up. It dropped onto a stone floor at 4 feet, on its face. game over right? No! it worked, flawlessly and continues to do so at +1 per day of constantly worn. It's scratched to buggery and it is absolutely never noticed. It's not flash it's just functional and I adore it. My previous watch was and still is, the 14060 two-liner sub. Twenty plus years now with underrated and venerable 3000 movements, also scratched to hell, works perfectly +3 per day, never serviced. Now gaining considerable value and now worn only on curry night :) I have owned many watches, they come and they go but the Explorer and the sub remain. The thought of watches being stuffed away in bank vaults or watch cases and watch winders too risky to wear in an urban setting is a reason not to own those types of watches. Investment apart, both the purchasers and the industry have forgotten the reason for a wristwatch...a daily dependable companion. It has all got very silly IMHO. Love bark and Jack, thanks for the comparison Adrian, I might just yet treat myself to a 36 :) it is very likable
Bob’s Watches: you can borrow any watch you’d like.
Adrian: Explorer
Bob’s Watches: don’t you already have one?
Adrian: a different Explorer
Bob’s Watches: ...
Adrian: ...
Bob’s Watches: sure, but we have other wa-
Adrian: EXPLORER
Haha. That’s pretty much how it went.
@@BarkandJack I hate explorer 1. Same design and color for decades. I will take op 39 any day for that budget
@@precociousdeathdealer202 hate is a very strong word
@@jeanraspail2979 it deserves it. Just like sub it is almost the same watch for decades. And all Rolex except vintage date just and op are grossly overpriced
Uncle Bark, Rolex price is tanking fast,quickly sell all your pieces
Adrian, I first came across the explorer on your channel a while ago and was unable to shake off the love for it. Ended up buying a 39 a few months ago and I hardly take it off. I love this thing. Keep up the great work on the channel and good luck with the move.
Got the 39. Massive fan. Just love it.
Ced GT how long did you have to wait?
@@Ferien7 I was lucky. Saw it in the shop window at my local AD here in Westfields - London (Shepherds Bush Mall) last June. I reserved it immediately as a couple of other people were hovering around. Best decision I ever made.
I asked around prior to that and the wait time was approx three months. Might be harder now though as I haven't seen any around. Hope you are able to find one.
Love the macro shots where you show the lume on and off like a switch🙌🏻🙌🏻 keep up the good work. One of my fav channels watch related or not
I really like your old video where you explain the a differences between the different explorer 1 models, so I have been waiting for this video!
Adrian - You're channel is so on point. I have just found in the last week, but have been enjoying your content BIG TIME. In particular, it is informative and thorough, whilst being fun to watch. Thanks mate, and keep up the great work.
I own a 214270 mk2 and couldn't be happier. This will stay in my collection forever. I get the historic angle of the model makes 36mm the go to size. Yet the 39mm sits so incredibly well on my wrist it's brilliant. Great review and comparison as always. Keep up the great work love the channel
What’s your wrist size if I may ask plz? Ty!
I own this 214270 explorer. Its the perfect rolex ever made. The size, the look, just everything. Not much to look at, but i still look at it every day still. Have it for like a year now
I think people really overstate the size to arm size aspect of watch suitability. It’s more down to taste than anything else. I’ve read people who say they have big arms so anything less than 42mm looks bad, but I think that’s more of a case of guys who just want big watches. I’m 6’3 and over 220lbs, and I regularly wear a 34mm Seamaster that looks awesome. Once you get over the mental block and are open to smaller watches, a whole new world of watches Is open to you
Resurrecting the comments section for 2024, I went for the newer 36mm Explorer ref. 124270 thinking that it would be a perfect match for my smallish 6.5" wrist. As it turns out, this 36mm reference actually measures closer to 35.5mm. Despite my smallish wrist, however, the watch looked to be a "boy's size" for lack of a better term. Indeed, my wife's reaction on seeing it on wrist was "it's nice but it looks soooo small". True, she's used to seeing 40mm sports models (GMT, Sub) on my wrist, so this significant down-size was very noticeable. Her concluding words on the subject, given how well she knows me: "It's not gonna last", and she was right (of course). Although compact and comfy, it was just too small even for my smallish wrist. Literally within days of receiving it, I traded it for the 39mm Explorer 214270 (MK2 dial), which I should have bought in the first place. What a difference that added 3mm makes. I rejected the idea of getting the new 40mm Explorer, only because I much prefer the 20mm lug width on the 39. The 21mm lug width on the 40, and corresponding bracelet width at the end links and wider clasp, not to mention the additional overall weight, was a non-starter. The 39 is literally perfect for my 6.5" wrist in all respects. It looks and feels great. A true 38mm, if one existed, would probably also work, but definitely not the 36...at least for me. I'm well aware that other folks with wrist sizes similar to mine, or even larger wrists, and the purists of course, swear by their 36mm Explorers. There's no right or wrong. It's just a matter of preference when it comes to wrist presence and the comfort level you're seeking in the Explorer.
I just purchased my first ever rolex, and it's the new Explorer 1. I absolutely love it! The simplicity and class of it is something I really appreciate. It's not trying too hard and it's not too flashy, It's simply a beauty!
Keep up the great vids
Ben Elsom
Its just called ‘the explorer’ and not explorer 1
how much does it cost ?
Thank you for giving the OP36 blue explorer dial some love! Finally, this variant is getting a bit of recognition and screen time.
YES!! Been waiting for a comparison Explorer video of yours forever!
This is exactly the video I needed! You're the man, Adrian. Best of luck with the move.
Thanks so much buddy. 👍🏻
Love the channel!
Was in the same conundrum between the OP 114300 with Black Dial and Explorer 214270 MK2. Went with the Explorer 214270 MK2 for many of the reasons you mentioned here and in couple of your videos on both references. Couldn't be happier with my decision. Gorgeous piece and incredible balance on the wrist, and the fully luminous dial is special in the daytime, or at night. Couldn't come to wearing a 36mm as a daily wearer. Thanks for the help!
Keep it up!
Hi Adrian, Thanks so much for making this video! You answered all my questions about the different variations on the Explorer and even got into the blue dial Oyster Perpetual. Thanks again!
Had a new 39 mm for a couple of months now, absolutely love it. It’s just such a cool under the radar watch, good with t shirt, polo shirt or under the cuff of a nice shirt and suit.
Sold my 114270 to get the 214270 Mk2. I loved my 114270 and it is still the best looking explorer beside the 1016 in my opinion. But the 214270 has the better bracelet, useful Easylink, better movement and the best lume so far. With the lumed 369 it is far more a homage to the 1016 than the 14270 or 114270. It wears bigger than 39 mm, yes, but if you have the wrist size for it, it is the perfect watch for you. I had the luck to get one from my ad and I love it!
What's your wrist size?
I disagree, even if you have the wrist size (I do), it just doest look right at all. Bloated case with so much empty space on the dial. Plus the bezel is super thick. I was super disappointed in person. Lost its charm.
Rolex should offer the 36mm version again. Id buy it as a daily.
Here's hoping they do someday. I just picked up a circa 2005 36mm, wish I had an option to buy new, but I just can't get in on this oversize watch FAD. I'm sure someday soon they will realize the demand for the classic case sizes and stop this oversize case nonsense.
I would buy a used 114270, in fact I did. I would really recommend it.
You’d buy after a year of waiting😂
I bought a 114270 and love it
Brandon Kolar How is 39mm oversized?
36mm, classic and perfect.
I Just got the 114270 and I'm absolutely in love with it. The 36mm size is absolutely perfect for me as my wrist are small. Thanks for your outstanding review, as it really helped me with the purchase of the watch. Keep up the great reviews. Keep well.
Another cracking video Adrian. Having recently purchased a 114270 I really connect with this video and love the whole Rolex Explorer collection. I can’t believe how much of a difference 3mm makes to the modern watch! I considered a newer Explorer for some time before ending up at the 114270, and I’m so glad I went for the 36mm! Keep up the good work and all the best with settling in to your new home! 👍🏻
Picked up the 214270 Mk II from my AD today. I also have the 114270 in the family alongside other special pieces collected over time and will swap out the bracelet for the B&J NATO straps I acquired a couple of months ago. Great video that provided the guidance for this acquisition.
I always wanted an explorer for many years but when I tried on a 36mm I was surprised how small the watch looked on my wrist. This always prevented me from buying it. When the 39 came along it was a no brainer. I love it.
Adrian I just wanted to say that your reviews and this video in particular helped me decide on my 39mm Explorer, thx for the great content and keep doing what you’re doing.
You are slowly getting the best Rolex analytics and teach us about lot of hidden/ least talked facts we never heard of even though following most of Horological channel for 5-6 years. Never knew that there is a Mark 1 and II versions of the Explorer and I would without any doubt would go for Mark II 39 mm. Thanks Adrian and wish you good luck in Scotland.
Thanks so much Imran, I’m so glad you think that. Cheers, Adrian
Love these Explorers but, I’m obsessed with the 1016 when it comes to Explorers.
Another great video here Adrian. The photography and macro shots were top!
Good luck with the relocation to Glazgee. ✊
I tried the 36mm and the dial was just too small for my taste. Picked up a new 39mm this year and it is probably my favourite watch. It just works in any scenario, and the monochrome simplicity is just beautiful. The brushed bracelet and the way it meets the case is similarly gorgeous to me. The case is lovely and curved.
I think the brushed oyster is the best bracelet Rolex make, I have a jubilee and a polished centre link oyster and the brushed bracelet looks the best and suits the watches more IMO.
Do you feel like the bracelet should be bigger. I'm on the waitlist for one. My Rootbeer is a bigger watch of course but I feel like the bracelet is a bit dainty and shouldve been 21 and taper less...
@@jeremydahm2124 The bracelet suits the Explorer far more than a GMT as the case tapers way more and it has narrow curved lugs. If the bracelet was wider the lugs would have to extend out and that would take away that nice curvy case.
@@TheRunningManZ Thanks for the info my man. My AD says February or mid March. I wanted to secure one before they maybe go 41mm or change the color or worse, take out of the line up for a few years. I'm looking forward to a 2 watch rotation. This and the Rootie.... cheers!
I have an Explorer and I really want to put it on a jubilee bracelet. I love the jubilee.
Too true 39mm Explorer is the best version, especially the mark 2 with the longer hands and lume filled numbers..
Great video Adrian. I’ve made up my mind for the 114270! Cheers!
Great video! I went with the 39mm MKII, I just felt that it worked better with me and my collection, and there’s no denying the build-quality...like you said, “it’s the best explorer”...but there’s no denying the awesomeness of the 36mm! The Explorer is just an overall great watch, regardless of case size or solid v. hollow endlinks! Definitely makes you proud to own one!
This was so very helpful. The explorer is on my short list and I did not really understand the differences until now
Yet another great video Adrian, I do like the 39mm as a sports watch. I purchased 2 of your NATO straps, 'bond stripe' and 'seatbelt grey', and have to say they're excellent quality for the money. Keep up the good work!!
Further to my last comment-I Just wanted to add my thanks for pointing out the clever fold over shortening or lengthening link design on the bracelet, it’s not obvious if one isn’t aware of it. Great design. Thank you again Adrian.
Thanks for my daily Explorer fix Adrian. I have the 39 mkII.
I like yours too...
39mm just feels too big for this watch. 36mm was perfect, glad they brought it back.
The best video on Explorer there is in the internet. Answered all the questions i had and ever more then that!
Excellent video as always, Adrian. As far as I'm concerned, you could do an all-Explorer-all-the-time channel. Love that watch!
Haha. I’d love that. More Explorer content will be coming. 👍🏻
You just blew my mind with the blue dial oyster perpetual! Now I have another watch in my radar.
Adrian, hope the move to Scotland goes extremely well. Fabulous content today regarding the Explorer. Thanks for sharing the subtle differences. 214270 is on my list.
Great video 👏 I love my 214270 Mk ll it fits my rather large wrist nicely.
I have always loved the dial layout of the explorer and it's simplistic beauty. If not for the 39mm/full lume I would not be owning one now and loving it! Thanks for the Vid. Cheers!
Great video mate!
Hope all go's well in your move! Have a great one!
39 Mk 1 for me. Love the look of the hands. The feel is that each hand gets progressively longer from hour to seconds, with the second hand fully reaching out to the markers. Plus the full white gold numbers has a very classy/sporty feel. With such a small number of years in production, its a keeper.
Raymond Lam totally agree.
Agree
Great summary! I just bought a 114270 (NOS) I found on holiday in Italy. I could have had the current model but I also prefer the 36 mm. It’s more elegant and suits my wrist better
Great stuff Adrian
Beautiful photography of the MKII. Wow.
Great review, very interesting comparison. Thank you
Hello Adrian. Great upload as usual.
I have the 39 from 2018. Prefer the slid links and lumed numerals.
Both great understated pieces and each to his own.
Good luck with the move.
Cheers
Got a 39mm MkII from Bob's. They are great. I have to say, I was originally interested in the 36mm, but ended up with a 39. Might just be the perfect watch.
I bought the 36mm after having hesitated for weeks :) I like both versions but I chose the 36mm because of Don Draper...this watch is a pure class beauty. I’m obsessed with this watch and can’t stop looking at it 😀
How handy is this video!!! I tried on a 39 mm the other day and was wondering how the 36 would look.
Thanks Adrian. 👍🏼
Thank you for showing them side-by-side. I was also on the fence, but looking at them like that, I'm in the 36mm camp for sure.
Great video. Helped me a lot for my purchase. Thank you
NEW 36mm !!! So happy about this release. I pretty much deleted my whole wish list 💜 36mm Explorer 124270 is the one
Outstanding video as usual bro I need you to go ahead and make some more videos LOL best wishes in Scotland brother what a gorgeous place to live
Interesting to see the 36mm and 39mm side-by-side. Personally I prefer a sports watch to be a little larger - but each to his own.
Best wishes for the new life in Scotland.
Happy with my 214270, easily the best choice for a modern steel sport watch with longevity in mind. Bracelet, movement, size(up for discussion) just really hit all the marks you’d want.
However if I ever went 36mm we’d have to be talking 1016 or something similar, if you want classic proportions might as well go grail.
Good video, but we all knew you’d be opting for the 36mm but was nice to see the two side by side. Grats on the move
It’s great that there’s a choice between 36 and 39mm. For me, 39mm is the sweet spot. I tried on the 36, but I felt it was a little too small for me.
Love this! I’d also love a comparison of the recently discontinued OP36, with the blue 3-6-9 dial and the 36 Explorer.
The 36mm looks perfect. Don’t know why something doesn’t fit in the 39 model 🤔
One thing that happened in human: you can't stoped the curious and never satisfied of them, if you have a 36, you will want a 39, and then you have a 39, you think of a 36....
L'amore è mancanza
In isolation the 39mm looks fine if a bit off in someway, I had a look at one in an AD. But next to the 36mm here, even the Mark II looks a bit like that 🐷 it just looks oversized with distorted numerals and indices, which look like they’ve just been magnified and not properly integrated into the design like they should of been. The same goes for when directly comparing the 39/40mm Explorer II to the contemporary 42mm version. There’s an excellent video by ID Guy that explains this perfectly.
Got the 39mm 1 month ago and I’m in love with it 😍
I've just bought one, waiting for the shop to open...
Me too; cannot wait to collect once we are free :-)
Alan Richards how much from a dealer?
Paul Young how much from a dealer?
@@tiggerx1 5200.
I’m actually in the market for a 114270 w/box and papers and have my name on a watchlist at Bob’s Watches, but have never heard anything back from them. In December 2017, I bought a 34mm OP w/blue dial from a Rolex AD since it looks very similar to the Explorer with Arabic numerals. I have small wrists and the 34mm works very well and I love it. However, I love the 36mm size (had an OP Date for 25 years) and, of course, absolutely love the Explorer. My search will continue and one day I hope to locate one. BTW: Love your YT channel!
I got to try on an Explorer 36 today. Sorry, I don't know the reference, but I believe it was one with luminova or superluminova (no little Ts at 6:00 to indicate tritium). It was marvelous to behold in person. I think it would wear beautifully and lightly as an everyday watch, similar to (but of course more exquisite than) a Black Bay 36.
Great concept for a video!
I ordered a new one for my husband for our anniversary and he loved it. About size a picked 39 and he also agreed ;)
The Mk1 looks like a modern version of the blackout Explorer from some angles, due to the polished numbers. I’m surprised you didn’t mention that. I quite like it for that reason.
The 34 mm OP silver dial with 3 6 9 numerals is quite nice aswell
jeppep95 but you have to have a tgv like wrist.
@@madstevens8961 g damn
@@madstevens8961 He probably isn't fat like you.
Fresh cut, I see! Personally I gravitate towards the 39 simply because of my wrist size. You did a good job of comparing the watches in your video.
I much prefer 36mm but the 39mm has a matte dial, something I only recently discovered. Gives it a slight edge in the tool/sport watch aesthetic over the glossy dials of the (1)14270.
I have the "blue explorer" (OP 116000) and it's absolutely a stunning pice. So simple. It's a very good mix of sport and dress.
The 36 mm blue face OP you mentioned is amazing, I was very tempted by it and I usually wear 39 to 41, but this just looked amazing. However my bloody AD had to go and say hang on I have a surprise and brought out the Daytona, couldn't not get it.
Lucky to get my 214270 MK2 in 2018 as my one and only Rolex. It retain its value in case I ever want out.
Great video man!
If I had to pick just 2 watches (that is reasonably priced). It would probably be the Explorer 36 and the Tudor BB58.
Keep it up with the great content.
Great educational and balanced video. One point you mentioned that could be expanded upon is the 114270 with rehault. It was only made from late 07 to late 09.
Importanly, this was the same time the finance crisis started and Rolex sales almost halved . They never reduced retail prices but deals were possible on all models. Popular sports watches sometimes took months to sell..
The 114270 with rehault are already selling for more than a new 214270 on the used market
That’s an interesting point. I didn’t go too deep on that part as I want to touch on “rarer” Explorers, such an the Black our, Swiss only dial, rehaut and the flat and rounded bezels. 👍🏻
@@BarkandJack l would sell my soul for a black out. However the Swiss dial feels like a what ever and round bezels on an explorer? Never!
The original modern 36 is perfect. Patina is personal though, as you mentioned but their not rare.They made them for many years.. However they are going up in value at an alarming rate, so what do l know...
I agree with everything you said and personally think that your video is balanced and l enjoyed watching it. I feel the 36 is better proportioned but the 39 is of higher quality. I have owned both and kept the 36. I have a 6.5 wrist and it just fits me better and is more comfortable
Very cool! Also. Didn't know about the blue OP explorer! That has me like 🤔
Great comparison video Adrian, thanks. Btw two unrelated questions -
1. When will the Bond natos be back in stock?
2. Any news/update on how Vertex are getting on since you reviewed them in January? Was scrolling through your older vids this morning and came across that one again.
Slainte on the home move. ⌚👍🇬🇧
There was also the 14270 "Swiss" only dial with superluminova before the 114270 :)
Great summary and spot-on photography.. got the 39 will get the 36 as well one day..
Thanks a lot buddy.
@@BarkandJack and now that day is fast approaching!
I’ve registered an interest in an Explorer today at two AD’s. Neither were able to confirm when one will become available, hopefully within a few months but no promises. I’m really looking forward to getting one.
Thanks for the video Adrian 👍 I hope I get a chance to own an Explorer some day 🤞Best of look with the move 🏡
That’s a tough one. I love the classic feel of the 36mm, but my brain tells me the Explorer 39 is the better all-rounder for me, especially since it’s a sports watch. I’d love to have an Explorer 39 and a Datejust 36 as a two-watch rotation. Sometimes less is more with Rolexes. Safe travels, Adrian!
Chi-Town California. Totally agree with you. Especially a 36mm Datejust with blue dial.
Usually would prefer 36mm datejust or daydate but in this case the 39mm is more aesthetically pleasing by a long shot but cant really go wrong with either
You are a 36-guy and I’m 39-guy, but we share the love for Rolex and the Explorer😀 These comparison-videos are you best work IMO. Both within a collection and broader (ex Kermit vs Hulk). You have a great eye for watch aesthetics and a clear way of telling it. Keep them coming😋
Thanks so much buddy. Glad you like it and great choice with your explorer. 🍻
I'm prepping an Explorer discussion as I watch this! Completely agree with you about the 39mm size. Imagine it being 38 or 37.5? The proportions and dial architecture (dial negative space) would improve so much. Great comparison, brother! Hope your move is still going smoothly.
Thanks buddy. I've just dropped you a message on Instagram.
I've measured my 214270 with my own callipers. And it actually measures closer to 38.
I agree and said this over and over again....a 37.5mm version would be PERFECT.
It’s a brilliant design that works in multiple sizes.
If you have a small wrist but like watches that wear a bit larger than the 39mm would be perfect for that.
On the other hand if you had a smaller wrist and wanted a watch more on the smaller and more comfortable side then you would go for the 36mm.
And let’s say someone has a very large wrist and they wanted something smaller but not 36mm small then the 39mm would still look similarly smaller on really big wrists. I love the mention of the Oyster Perpetual as well!
Great vid! Massive fan of the 214270 MK II! Although I love all explorer models !
If it says Explorer on the dial, it’s great. 👍🏻
Next in line for the 39 Explorer at my AD. It's perfection to me. Can't wait! Thanks for the great review, Adrian!
That’s awesome. Congrats Milton. 👍🏻
I like the fact that Mr. Barker chooses to love what he has, even though it is out of trend. I really liked this comparison, going through the history, very interesting stuff. I still don’t quite understand the reasoning for why this is one of the best watches though. It would be interesting to see if the reasoning could be put into words and laid out. I suppose it’s just the simplicity with zero complications and no bezel?
Adrian, I love this video. The Explorer 1 is awesome, and I have been a huge fan of the 36mm. I have a birth year 6610, which is 36 mm, and has a cool vintage vibe. I also have a 114260, for more daily wear. The 39 mm ones have no better functionality, aside from more power reserve. I don’t like bigger watches without additional functionality.
Have a 7-1/4” wrist, my 39mm is a perfect fit. Most comfortable watch/bracelet I own.
The 114270 is on my list to purchase. Love this watch!
I traded up for the 2017 version bc the sound of the hollow end links snapping closed drove me nuts. Solid links produce a more satisfying sound
Hi Ade, stunning camerawork my man! Particularly liked the clip were you moved the curtain to gently kiss the 12 with soft light, very cool! 😎👍
I have a 114270 Explorer and just adore the bloody thing. Sadly, I think it requires some attention and/or service? As it seems to run 15-16 seconds fast over a 24hr period. Could you possibly give me a ballpark price of a service at that place in Kent you used recently?
As always, best regards.
Dazza. 🇬🇧
Sick intro keep it up brother🤙🏼⌚️
I picked up the OP 116000 blue Explorer dial & had the mercedes hands (Submariner 16610) installed.