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Thanks, Jay. You might remember
when I posted an example of his his work under your post a while back 👍. My watch was with him at the time 😁
BEAUTIFUL!
The Explorer is a perfect candidate for “Tricking Out”! I am a big fan of the Explorer and am wearing one right now. The “Minimalist” vibe of the watch speaks to me. You have taken it another direction and I think it is great!
Thank you, baufoam. I’ve had
at least one Explorer since I started collecting in the mid 80’s. They fly under the radar 👍
That is beautiful artwork.
Bearing in mind what this all cost you, the work-around with Rolex if they are going to be difficult is to have a second but plain Explorer and have that one serviced as necessary. Then cannibalise the plain one for the seals and other parts etc. Finding another similar Explorer may be difficult!
HAGWE everyone!
Clive
Thank you, I have the 40mm version
but of course it has a different movement in it. I have 2 local watchmakers here and it shouldn’t be a problem.
I love it and looks utterly cool on you!
Is there any significance to the pattern and stars, or it’s the artist's inspiration?
Thank you for sharing,
Alex
Yes! It has to do with my last name.
So glad you asked 😁. While my last name is not star in English, it is in my born heritage/nationality of my grandfather who legally immigrated to America in the 1920’s.
That’s awesome! Thank you for sharing and so glad it serves as your guidance for true north while honoring the memory of your family.
Have a great weekend,
Alex
Alex