Looking to sell pre-owned Rolex Explorer Watch?
Sell Rolex Explorer Watch
Sell your Rolex Explorer Watch in London to W1 Jewellers. Our service is secure, easy and free. Our Rolex experts offer you free appraisals with no obligation to sell.
At W1 Jewellers we take pride in offering the most competitive prices for your items. There are a number of ways to sell your Rolex Explorer here. Our team of watch specialists are here to help.
If you are unsure on a location in which to sell your Rolex Explorer, then you have come to the right place. Our process is both simple and secure. We ship internationally with guarantees but you are more than welcome to view the watch in person at our Lonndon store.
To find out the value of your Explorer today contact us for a free, nonn-obligation quote on your Rolex watch. Call us on 020 7734 4799 or fill in the on-line form to get paid instantly.
Popular Rolex Watch Models We buy
Examples of Rolex Explorer Models We Buy:
- Sell Rolex Explorer 6350 & 6150 Watch
- Introduced in the early 1950s, powered by a self winding A296 movement, case size 36mm
- Sell Rolex Explorer 6610 Watch
- Introduced in 1956 featured the new in house movement caliber 1030. Rare models have the red line of text on the dial.
- Sell Rolex Explorer 1016 Watch
- Introduced in 1963, the production of this model spanned more than 25 years.
- Sell Rolex Explorer 1 14270 Watch
- Introduced 1989, Explorer 1 in stainless steel, sapphire crystal, water resistant to 50m, Oyster bracelet, fixed bezel.
- Sell Rolex Explorer 214270 Watch
- Introduced in 2010, it has a larger size of 39 mm, Oystersteel Model Case Oyster, self-winding calibre 3132.
Features of the Rolex Explorer Watch
- 36mm case
- Automatic movement
- Water resistant to 100m
- Sapphire crystal
- Quick set hour hand
FAQs on Selling Rolex Explorer Watch
Should I sell my Rolex Explorer Watch?
Typically, all Rolex watches will hold their value after being purchased, subject to decrease due to wear and tear and potentially losing components it came with. You may be wondering ‘will my Rolex go up in price?‘ or ‘will my Rolex go down in price?‘ and the answer to this is that its very much dependent on the features of the watch as well as condition. The Rolex Explorer, like many other Rolex’s, has a theme and a direction. In this case, the Rolex Explorer is catered to hikers, expeditionists, travelers and so on – exactly what it states in the title, explorers. They may not be as expensive or flashy as a Daytona or Submariner but they have their own features which garner attention from buyers and collectors. Should you sell your Rolex Explorer, it depends on the model, newer Rolex Explorers are more likely to increase in value.
The Rolex Explorer was first introduced in 1953 and first gained recognition through Sir Edmund Hillary expedition to the top of Mount Everest. Although he was not wearing a Rolex Explorer at the time of scaling the mountain, he was wearing a Rolex. Rolex capitalized on this opportunity by officially launching the Explorer model to celebrate Hillary’s achievement. The Rolex Explorer is one of the few Rolex’s to scarcely alter its design, remaining almost exactly the same in terms of look. The Rolex Explorer II came about in 1971, a bigger version than the former including extra features specific to those who explored caves. A 24-hour hand with 24-hour markings was added for those exploring caves in the dark and may not be able to differentiate from AM and PM. The Explorer II is more popular than its sibling and more sought after with collectors and watch enthusiasts alike.
Are you looking to sell your Rolex Explorer? Get in contact now for a free valuation. Contact us on our helpline 020 7734 4799 or fill in the on-line form if you wish to sell your Rolex Explorer
We pride ourselves in providing a fair and competitive valuation of any Rolex watches that customers want to sell us.
