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Video Courtesy: rolex.com Rolex’s contribution to the expedition world is celebrated to date. The brand’s long, storied history includes making tool watches for explorers in the 1930s. Since then, Rolex watches became an essential part of an expedition kit.  In 1953, a Rolex Oyster Perpetual watch accompanied Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay while reaching the summit of Mount Everest. And Rolex paid homage to that successful expedition by introducing the first Explorer collection in the same year later.  Interestingly, you can experience the same robust case and clean design in the new Rolex Explorer 2021 watch. Moreover, the watch returns to its original 36mm case size, nodding to the storied adventurous history. So let’s dig into the details of the new Rolex Explorer 2021.  Want to sell Rolex watches in London ? Get a free valuation now. The New Rolex Explorer 2021 The new Explorer series was the least expected release from Rolex 2021. A very few people might have seen it turning up

Rolex is among those luxury assets that make a sound investment. Pick any model from Rolex’s catalogue, and you can rest assured it will retain its value. And it may even increase in value over the years.  So the brand’s catalogue is filled with avant-garde models that you can consider as future classics. However, there is no rulebook to identity the future classics. Some of the latest Rolex watches have so many unique factors that they can easily become the future classics. And we believe that the Yacht-Master II Reference 116689 has that uniqueness to be one of them.  Let’s explore the factors that make the Rolex Yacht-Master II 116689 worth a closer look. However, if you are looking to sell a Rolex Yacht-Master watch in London, you can call on 0207 242 9160 for an instant free quote.  The Rolex Yacht-Master II Ref. 116689 Rolex launched the Yacht-Master II Reference 116689 in white gold with a platinum bezel. However, Rolex produced two models in 2007, offering its patented all-ne