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All sport models 40mm ?In an interview with J. Dowling, Rolex stated "All Sport Models will be 40mm".
Discounting the YM II at 42mm, What does this mean ?
What constitutes a Sport Model ? Is the new Milgauss at 40mm a sport model....what sport?
I think it means that Rolex has no intention to increase the size to the current trendy "big watch" size...
But does it also mean that the Air-king and the Explorer have the larger case/dial in their future....or are they really considered sport watches.
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CJ
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I was always under the impression that the Explorer was a sports model and included in the Oyster Professional line-up. I like it's looks at 36mm. But, we'll see.
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dman
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I agree with Craig, the Explorer is a sports model for sure.
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Tardis
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| CJ wrote: | | . I like it's looks at 36mm. But, we'll see. |
Shoot me if I'm wrong, but I thought it was 39.5mm
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dman
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| Tardis wrote: | | CJ wrote: | | . I like it's looks at 36mm. But, we'll see. |
Shoot me if I'm wrong, but I thought it was 39.5mm |
I won't shoot, but Craig was reffering to the Explorer and it is 36.
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CJ
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| dman wrote: | | Tardis wrote: | | CJ wrote: | | . I like it's looks at 36mm. But, we'll see. |
Shoot me if I'm wrong, but I thought it was 39.5mm |
I won't shoot, but Craig was reffering to the Explorer and it is 36. |
Yepper :wink: But, you're right about the Explorer II, Steve. That one is 39.5 :D
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Tardis
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| CJ wrote: | | dman wrote: | | Tardis wrote: | | CJ wrote: | | . I like it's looks at 36mm. But, we'll see. |
Shoot me if I'm wrong, but I thought it was 39.5mm |
I won't shoot, but Craig was reffering to the Explorer and it is 36. |
Yepper :wink: But, you're right about the Explorer II, Steve. That one is 39.5 :D |
So the Explorer 1 is only 36mm - Wow, I didn't know that. :oops:
I think it borders on the mid-size. Too small for me anyway. I'm beginning to find my 14060M is shrinking on the wrist.
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