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Old 30 January 2025, 02:43 AM   #61
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Another ski trip to France 🇫🇷 completed.
This time, we stayed at Courchivel, skiing at the 1650m & 1850m mountain range. Whilst there, also popped into the Rolex AD, but didn’t take any pics unfortunately. However, here are some of the Explorer II in its element. Even managed to find a “polar” cafe which served excellent coffee. ☕️

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Looks awesome! How are conditions, are they having a good snow year? Thinking of going there in late March. MY BLNR is my typical snowboard watch but perhaps I should take my 16570 polar on Nato this time....
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Old 30 January 2025, 04:17 AM   #62
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perfect for skiing indeed, looks great.
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Old 30 January 2025, 04:25 AM   #63
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Thanks all. Indeed, the Exp II was / is the perfect companion.
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Old 30 January 2025, 04:26 AM   #64
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Looks awesome! How are conditions, are they having a good snow year? Thinking of going there in late March. MY BLNR is my typical snowboard watch but perhaps I should take my 16570 polar on Nato this time....
We had good powder snow; only one poor day of weather but the conditions were ideal on the other days. Enjoy!
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Old 30 January 2025, 04:28 AM   #65
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Just an FYI... I used to ski with watches on bracelets - until I had a bad fall at speed - the bracelet held firm, but I suffered a pretty serious gash across my wrist, blood everywhere - still have the scar!
Oh dear; sorry to hear that. Hope it didn't put you off.
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Old 30 January 2025, 05:38 AM   #66
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Very cool OP! The explorer out where its meant to be, I love seeing watches WORN!
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Old 30 January 2025, 05:53 AM   #67
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Old 30 January 2025, 06:23 AM   #68
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Very cool OP! The explorer out where its meant to be, I love seeing watches WORN!
Thank you; absolutely agree.
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Old 30 January 2025, 06:25 AM   #69
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Old 30 January 2025, 07:40 AM   #70
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Awesome photos and updates - thanks so much for keeping this thread alive - love this watch, such character!!
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Old 30 January 2025, 08:35 AM   #71
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This watch is so bad ass when photographed in its element. It’s the definition of international sports watch.
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Old 30 January 2025, 08:48 AM   #72
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Looks like the perfect companion for the slopes and dinner! That water drop on the cyclops is a cool touch, definitely adds some character to the shot.
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Old 30 January 2025, 08:58 AM   #73
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That’s awesome, I would be looking at that watch more than skiing! ��
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Old 30 January 2025, 09:00 AM   #74
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We had good powder snow; only one poor day of weather but the conditions were ideal on the other days. Enjoy!
Awesome!!
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Old 30 January 2025, 09:59 PM   #75
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Why do people confuse the Explorer II as a watch to be worn in the snow? Last time I checked, it was made to be worn underground.

That aside, the watch looks great in your pics, OP.
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Why do people confuse the Explorer II as a watch to be worn in the snow? Last time I checked, it was made to be worn underground.

That aside, the watch looks great in your pics, OP.
Check again; no confusion here, these watches tend to be worn anywhere & everywhere. ;-)

Thank you! Glad you liked the pics.
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Old Yesterday, 11:02 PM   #78
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Explorer I or II always look perfect in the snow ❄️
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Why do people confuse the Explorer II as a watch to be worn in the snow? Last time I checked, it was made to be worn underground.

That aside, the watch looks great in your pics, OP.


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Thanks for the marketing jargon, someone swallowed a Rolex catalogue for breakfast…
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Thanks for the marketing jargon, someone swallowed a Rolex catalogue for breakfast…
Sorry about that
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