How does the Tudor Black Bay 58 stack up against legendary Rolex models like the Datejust, Milgauss, and Explorer II? We ...

The modern 40mm Explorer, a direct descendant of the celebrated Oyster Perpetual that (supposedly) summited Mt. Everest. Photo by Zen Love for Gear Patrol In 2010, the 36mm case established in 1953 ...

This is the first time an Explorer — that most toolish of tool watches — has been given a 1980s livery. Both feature a black lacquered dial with Chromalight lume Rolex You’re getting a black dial with ...

Rolex barely has to lift a finger for a new release. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Explorer II Ref. 216570, the new reference, 226570 has changed very little.

If a Rolesor Explorer wasn’t expected, an update to the Explorer II was. This is the 50th anniversary year of Rolex’s professional explorer’s watch, which until now had yet to get the new ...

When Rolex decided to change the Explorer II from the original orange-handed reference 1655 to the 16550, they made it look a lot more like the GMT-Master, but with a steel bezel and the option of ...