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The Rolex Explorer 1016’s enduring appeal lies in its simplicity and ruggedness. Its clean, legible dial and robust construction made it a favorite among adventurers and professionals who .Welcome to Explorer1016.com, a website dedicated to the iconic Rolex Explorer model 1016. Over the past decades, the Explorer – and its longest running model the 1016 – has risen with the popularity of vintage watches to become a sought-after cornerstone of collections everywhere.
Case: The 1016 case is a traditional time only watch case with long, slender lugs and no crown guards. Here are some of the notable dimensions: Diameter: 36 mm across without the crown; Crown: 6 mm diameter (part number 24-600-0)
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As the 1016s were discontinued different service dials were made because, presumably, the original dial variations were not longer available. There appear to be three “standard” dials that were also used as service dials and one “service only” dial variant.The story of the Explorer began with two earlier bubblebacks, the references 6098 and 6150 (housing the calibre A296), which were utilized by adventurers and mountaineers at the beginning of the 1950's.Matte Dials. While there has never been an official statement of why Rolex moved from gilt to matte dials in the latter half of the 1960’s, the latter seems to exude the ‘tool watch’ vibe that Rolex aspired to inspire — while (likely) keeping production costs low. These dials have a pebbled black background printed on a copper plate.Mark 5. Serial Range: 66xxxxx-9xxxxxx + early R Serial. The final dial iteration is, ironically, not the last dial used in the 1016 line. As described previously, Mark 3’s are seen both before and after the Mark 4 and 5 dials for reasons that will only be known to those at Rolex Geneva.
Mark 5. Service Only Dial. Click on an image to enlarge it, click on a caption to access that dial's page. Gilt Chapter Ring Dials Type 0Type 1Type 2Type 3 Gilt Non-Chapter Ring Dials Type 4Type 5Type 6 Matte Dials Mark 1Mark 2Mark 3Mark 4Mark 5Service Only Dial.
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62510H jubilee bracelet with 550 end links. There’s not as much to say about the jubilees, despite them being just as great an option as the oyster. The 6251 jubilee is Swiss made and has open sides to the links (i.e. folded metal), whereas it’s replacement, the 62510H, has solid links.The 1016 handsets come in two distinct types – flat and curved. This refers to the fact that on early 1016’s, meaning the gilt dials and Mark 1 matte dials until the ~1.7-1.8m range, the hour and minute hands are flat.
Movement. The early Explorer 1016 came with what was, at the time, a new “microstella” regulated 1560 calibre movement. These movements were the first for Rolex to certify as “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” (SCOC) in .Welcome to Explorer1016.com, a website dedicated to the iconic Rolex Explorer model 1016. Over the past decades, the Explorer – and its longest running model the 1016 – has risen with the popularity of vintage watches to become a sought-after cornerstone of collections everywhere.
Case: The 1016 case is a traditional time only watch case with long, slender lugs and no crown guards. Here are some of the notable dimensions: Diameter: 36 mm across without the crown; Crown: 6 mm diameter (part number 24-600-0)
As the 1016s were discontinued different service dials were made because, presumably, the original dial variations were not longer available. There appear to be three “standard” dials that were also used as service dials and one “service only” dial variant.The story of the Explorer began with two earlier bubblebacks, the references 6098 and 6150 (housing the calibre A296), which were utilized by adventurers and mountaineers at the beginning of the 1950's.
Matte Dials. While there has never been an official statement of why Rolex moved from gilt to matte dials in the latter half of the 1960’s, the latter seems to exude the ‘tool watch’ vibe that Rolex aspired to inspire — while (likely) keeping production costs low. These dials have a pebbled black background printed on a copper plate.
Mark 5. Serial Range: 66xxxxx-9xxxxxx + early R Serial. The final dial iteration is, ironically, not the last dial used in the 1016 line. As described previously, Mark 3’s are seen both before and after the Mark 4 and 5 dials for reasons that will only be known to those at Rolex Geneva.Mark 5. Service Only Dial. Click on an image to enlarge it, click on a caption to access that dial's page. Gilt Chapter Ring Dials Type 0Type 1Type 2Type 3 Gilt Non-Chapter Ring Dials Type 4Type 5Type 6 Matte Dials Mark 1Mark 2Mark 3Mark 4Mark 5Service Only Dial.62510H jubilee bracelet with 550 end links. There’s not as much to say about the jubilees, despite them being just as great an option as the oyster. The 6251 jubilee is Swiss made and has open sides to the links (i.e. folded metal), whereas it’s replacement, the 62510H, has solid links.
The 1016 handsets come in two distinct types – flat and curved. This refers to the fact that on early 1016’s, meaning the gilt dials and Mark 1 matte dials until the ~1.7-1.8m range, the hour and minute hands are flat.
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