The year 1905 marked a significant chapter in the history of luxury watchmaking: the birth of the world-famous Rolex. From the very beginning, the brand exposed its watches to harsh enviromental conditions in order to test its durability and performance. Under the same circumstance, the Rolex Explorer I debuted in 1953 on the wrist of Tenzing Norgay, half of the British expedition who reached the summit of Mt. Everest for the first time ever. Made from stainless steel, earlier models measured 36mm while recent versions coming in slightly heftier at 39mm. Driven by an automatic movement, the Rolex Explorer I display only hours, minutes, and seconds on an instantly recognizable black dial featuring Arabic Numerals 3, 6, and 9. Boasting of a water-depth rating of 100m and a performance which is second to none, the Rolex Explorer I is truly a worthy companion for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

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