The Explorer made an auspicious debut in 1953, after Sir Edmund Hillary’s successful ascent of Everest. Since then, these robust Oyster Perpetual chronometers have demonstrated their dependability far and wide, defying the most extreme conditions.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
fragment design x Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer | Released
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The Explorer made an auspicious debut in 1953, after Sir Edmund Hillary’s successful ascent of Everest. Since then, these robust Oyster Perpetual chronometers have demonstrated their dependability far and wide, defying the most extreme conditions.
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