The perfect Rolex for me: Explorer 214270 MkII

[Fat_ninja]

What does tickle the pickle mean? English is not my firat language...

[brandrea]

Welcome to the forum and congratulations on the Explorer. It’s got a lot of love here and for good reason

[SpeakWithMichael]

Originally Posted by torifile

I had the same thought...

Lighten up, guys.

[SpeakWithMichael]

Originally Posted by Fat_ninja

What does tickle the pickle mean? English is not my firat language...

It gets you excited.

[GradyPhilpott]

[zengineer]

Originally Posted by Townsend

Do you all really find that it flies THAT under the radar? I constantly read that owners note/love how it’s seemingly never noticed on their wrist. I understand it’s less bling than most options in the current Rolex lineup, but is it THAT aesthetically quiet? Never seen one in person so genuinely wondering.

It doesn't have the date cyclops magnifier, that helps significantly.

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[MHB]

Originally Posted by Townsend

Do you all really find that it flies THAT under the radar? I constantly read that owners note/love how it’s seemingly never noticed on their wrist. I understand it’s less bling than most options in the current Rolex lineup, but is it THAT aesthetically quiet? Never seen one in person so genuinely wondering.

It’s a somewhat shiny Rolex with polished bits, no AR coating, an oyster bracelet, and a big Rolex logo on the clasp. It retains that Rolex glimmer, but in a restrained and tasteful way. The polished bezel and crystal definitely shine in the sun.

It is however very thin and tasteful looking. I don’t think it gets noticed often, and certainly not as often as my Sub 114060 no date that I had previously.

If one wanted the same type of watch and disappear under the radar forever I’d suggest a Sinn 656.