No. 1425 - Excellent atmosphere! Introducing the Patina Explorer 14270 U-number, a good example, all tritium!

Hello!
This is Kaneko from Commit Ginza!
Today we have an all-tritium Explorer.

Rolex Explorer I All Tritium W Buckle
Ref.14270 Serial.U3 (manufactured around 1996)
Accessories: Box, warranty card (160: UK/May 1998 stamp)
Cal.3000 78790/FF558B Clasp Code Z11
SOLD OUT!!

"Ref. 14270" manufactured from E to P (around 1991 to 2000)

The item we have in stock this time is the U3 all-tritium model.
This is a highly recommended item with attractive, strongly burnt tritium.
Please take a look if you are looking.

First, take a look at how well it's cooked.

What do you think?

Can you see that it has a strong, even scorching?

The Ref.14270 with this type of burn marks is
It's surprisingly hard to find when you look for it.
The U-shaped patina is especially rare.

This is a comparison photo with the W-serial number "Ref. 14270" (right).

The W number is also a slightly burnt item,
When comparing them like this, can you see how badly the tanning process is on the item we are introducing today?

What a beautiful tan!!
The dial has deteriorated to the level of a magnifying glass,
The atmosphere hasn't been compromised at all.

The condition is overall there are scratches from use,
This is a wonderful piece that reminds me of a non-polished one!!

As you can see, the middle case maintains its original shape!

The lug feet have sharp edges and look great!!

The buckle clasp code is Z11. It matches the era!

There is almost no sagging of the bracelet!

There is still a reflector seal on the back cover!!

Accessories include box, warranty card, serial tag, chronometer tag, calendar, extra links
We have the following items.
* Deterioration is evident in the pillow.

Wrist shot!!
This Patina Explorer has a great vibe!!

Patina Explorer "Ref.14270/U"

The case and bracelet are in non-polished condition, and the tritium markings are beautiful, making this a highly recommended example.
The overhaul has also been completed at our affiliated workshop!
This is a popular semi-vintage model that is hard to come by these days, so
If you are looking for one, please consider this!