How to use the Rolex Explorer II as a GMT | Bob's Watches

Join us as we discuss how to use the Rolex Explorer II as a GMT watch. Shop our collection of certified pre-owned Explorer II’s now: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-explorer-ii-1.html Are you interested in learning more about the Explorer II’s dual-time capabilities? This resource explains how to use the Explorer II and why it is considered a GMT watch: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/resources/how-to-set-use-rolex-explorer-ii-gmt.html Every model within Rolex’s sports watch series caters to a different niche profession. As the GMT Master II was developed for pilots and the Submariner for divers, the Explorer II was created for spelunkers and speleologists. Its design set includes a lumed display that is easy to see in the dark, water-resistance up to 100 meters, a dedicated hand for AM/PM hours, and resilient stainless steel - everything the wearer needs to keep perfect time while adventuring in dark caves for hours on end. Shop the Explorer II, and other Rolex watches here: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/ The first Explorer II reference 1655 hit the market in 1971. While the collection has seen numerous upgrades over the past several decades, several aspects of the original 1970s model remain today, including the 24-hour bezel, date mechanism at 3 o’clock, dedicated arrow hand on the dial, and a self-winding movement. Also known as the “Steve McQueen” Rolex, ref. 1655 also includes older-style baton hour markers and stick hands instead of the Mercedes