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39mm rolex explorer 1 too small | rolex explorer 39mm mk2 39mm rolex explorer 1 too small A good friend of mine is a big guy, but very skinny wrists. I lead him towards EXP1 (2016) and he is extremely happy with his purchase. The watch looks like a great match for . These Pro-Series Canare Precision Stereo Audio Interconnect Cables are ideal for stereo audio from CD players, DVD players, satellite receivers, cable TV boxes, tape decks, VCRs or any equipment that requires an analog two-channel hook-up.
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The Explorer was meant to be a 36mm watch, the 39 seems like it was a ten year experiment that didn't pan out. The narrow taper feels small at first, but you get used to it after . A good friend of mine is a big guy, but very skinny wrists. I lead him towards EXP1 (2016) and he is extremely happy with his purchase. The watch looks like a great match for .I am currently trying out one of the 36mm homages of the Explorer 1. At first I thought it was a little too small. However, the more you wear it, the more you realize how much it stays "out of the . The Explorer was meant to be a 36mm watch, the 39 seems like it was a ten year experiment that didn't pan out. The narrow taper feels small at first, but you get used to it after a while, and the clasp itself is about 16mm wide. Proportionally, the changes work .

A good friend of mine is a big guy, but very skinny wrists. I lead him towards EXP1 (2016) and he is extremely happy with his purchase. The watch looks like a great match for him (in overall picture). Anything smaller would have looked too small on him, even though 39mm is a bit big on his wrist.

I am currently trying out one of the 36mm homages of the Explorer 1. At first I thought it was a little too small. However, the more you wear it, the more you realize how much it stays "out of the way". It's super comfortable, and unintrusive. Most importantly, IMHO it pairs better with multiple outfit styles and colors. Your wrist size accommodates the Explorer well within reasonable means. I have owned a neo vintage 14270 Explorer as well as the 39mm (which I felt was larger than the original design and lacked the “style” of the 36mm), and finally my current Explorer, a 2021 era 124270 36mm on my 7.25” wrist. The 36mm felt small, and I was told that the 39mm fits perfectly for me. I look forward to trying out the 39mm again. I wonder if the diameter of just the dial is bigger than say a sub's dial. Explorer I - 39mm. If you really want one, it will look good on you, no doubt. My wrist size is between 7.25 and 7.5”. To keep it simple, I usually just say 7.25”. When I tried one on a couple years back, it definitely wore smaller than my Submariner 114060, which I consider the perfect fit for me.

It looks great on your wrist. I have a nearly 7 inch wrist and I prefer the 36mm version. I bought the 39mm Explorer a couple of years ago and it was too large for me. If a 36mm Explorer was good enough for 6'1" man's man Robert Mitchum, it's good enough for me.

Get the 39mm, the 36mm looks way too small on your average sized wrist. The 36mm is better sized as a ladies watch, unless you have a very small wrist (sub 6.5 inches), The bafflingly petite minute-hand of the previous generation Explorer I was updated at BaselWorld 2016 with the Rolex Explorer I 214270 to a handset that is not lifted from a 36-mm piece but is intended for a 39-mm-wide watch.I own the 39mm Explorer fits great on my 7in wrist (a bit more actually). I respect that the 36mm size is consistent with the original Explorer and has history on its size, but I think it is just too small.

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The Explorer was meant to be a 36mm watch, the 39 seems like it was a ten year experiment that didn't pan out. The narrow taper feels small at first, but you get used to it after a while, and the clasp itself is about 16mm wide. Proportionally, the changes work . A good friend of mine is a big guy, but very skinny wrists. I lead him towards EXP1 (2016) and he is extremely happy with his purchase. The watch looks like a great match for him (in overall picture). Anything smaller would have looked too small on him, even though 39mm is a bit big on his wrist.I am currently trying out one of the 36mm homages of the Explorer 1. At first I thought it was a little too small. However, the more you wear it, the more you realize how much it stays "out of the way". It's super comfortable, and unintrusive. Most importantly, IMHO it pairs better with multiple outfit styles and colors. Your wrist size accommodates the Explorer well within reasonable means. I have owned a neo vintage 14270 Explorer as well as the 39mm (which I felt was larger than the original design and lacked the “style” of the 36mm), and finally my current Explorer, a 2021 era 124270 36mm on my 7.25” wrist.

The 36mm felt small, and I was told that the 39mm fits perfectly for me. I look forward to trying out the 39mm again. I wonder if the diameter of just the dial is bigger than say a sub's dial.

Explorer I - 39mm. If you really want one, it will look good on you, no doubt. My wrist size is between 7.25 and 7.5”. To keep it simple, I usually just say 7.25”. When I tried one on a couple years back, it definitely wore smaller than my Submariner 114060, which I consider the perfect fit for me. It looks great on your wrist. I have a nearly 7 inch wrist and I prefer the 36mm version. I bought the 39mm Explorer a couple of years ago and it was too large for me. If a 36mm Explorer was good enough for 6'1" man's man Robert Mitchum, it's good enough for me.

Get the 39mm, the 36mm looks way too small on your average sized wrist. The 36mm is better sized as a ladies watch, unless you have a very small wrist (sub 6.5 inches), The bafflingly petite minute-hand of the previous generation Explorer I was updated at BaselWorld 2016 with the Rolex Explorer I 214270 to a handset that is not lifted from a 36-mm piece but is intended for a 39-mm-wide watch.

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