An Honest Rolex Explorer II Review (WITHOUT The Hype) The Polar!

The Rolex Explorer II is a wonderful everyday subtle watch, but it is not exactly what I had in mind when I got it. I'll discuss what about its subtle nature I like and what about it that I don't like and that I wish was more flashy and luxurious.

In the end, I love how simple and how it doesn't call attention to its features It's an out and out tool watch and one of the last Rolex models like that. Not to mention it's incredibly practical. The Rolex Explorer II is a model that puts things into perspective.

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