You can go for the bigger 42mm if your wrist can wear the watch nicely... or else go for a 40mm V or M Series without pin hole but with chapter ring. If money is not an issue then buy both.
I have both watches i.e 40mm black dial and 42mm white dial. I opted for the white dial 42mm last Dec because I already own a black 40mm. Since then, the 42mm gets much more wrist time than the 40mm despite the fact that I love black dial over white. I have no regrets buying the white 42mm Explorer II as it is the only white dial Rolex sports watch I own :-)
If you are going for 40mm expII, might as well get a 2nd hand one. No point saving 2k only, might as well save 5k.
This makes a lot of sense. There are lots of well kept 40mm Explorer IIs around.
If you want a Rolex to keep on your wrist for many years to come, get the 40mm.
If you want the latest, and do not mind paying the premium then of course the 42mm will be the fancier choice.
Looks like the 40mm is the new standard for more and more ladies who likes big sport watches, whereas 42mm is the new norm for men's sport model to keep up with the times
I had 2 of the older Explorer 2. The black and white. Now i own only the 42mm white dial and love it with no regrets. I personally feels that it can fit my wrist like my Pam and AP without being too small. Cheers~!
Has always been thinking of getting my first Rolex (Rolex Explorer II), and now has finally decided to get it for the coming New Year.
Knowing that the new Rolex Explorer II (42mm) has been launched recently, will it considers wise to buy the older model (40mm, remaining stock) now? I cannot decide even knowing that the older one (40mm) costs lesser by 2k. Hope to listen to some experts’ opinion.
For the appearance, I find both the newer and old one are equally attractive.
So bro Rony which one did you buy? New or old white or black? Will be nice you can share with everyone.
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