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8 October 2022, 12:10 PM
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Rolex Explorer I 14270 C Series (1992)
I just turned 30 and am looking to purchase a Rolex from my birth year. Really like the Explorer I's, so I thought, "Why not buy one from 1992?"
Apparently, C Series - made in 1992 - Explorers are EXTREMELY rare... I can't seem to find out why and I definitely can't find any to buy online. Would someone be able to tell me why the Explorer C Series is so rare? 
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8 October 2022, 06:07 PM
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Only a limited range of C-series case numbers was used and mostly for bicolour Datejust 16233 and 69173 models.
I am not sure that a C-series Explorer exists. Other case number prefixes were also used in 1992. Insta : haywood_milton_rolex
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