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Kaneko from Commit Ginza will introduce a recommended wristwatch!
Today's item is a highly popular semi-vintage collector's model.
ROLEX Explorer I All Tritium
Ref.14270 Serial.S2 (Manufactured circa 1993)
Cal.3000 78360/FF558B Clasp code S5
Accessories: Box, warranty (domestic authorized/stamped August 1994)
SOLD OUT!!
The "Ref.14270" was manufactured from E-serial to P-serial (circa 1991 to 2000).
The one we received this time is an early model manufactured around 1991.
Early models, characterized by "lug holes, tritium luminous paint, and a single buckle," are highly sought after by many collectors,
and can be considered a semi-vintage model that is currently attracting a lot of attention.
The market price for early models has significantly increased recently.
Many people who were familiar with previous prices might be surprised.
The price of excellent examples with particularly strong patination seems to have risen sharply.
The item we are introducing today is an excellent example with a truly strong patination, highly recommended!
What do you think?
It has a beautiful patination that truly defines patina!
This is a comparison with a W-serial "Ref.14270" (right).
Even the W-serial has a slight patination,
but can you see how much stronger the patination is on the item we're introducing when compared?
Compared to Submariners, Sea-Dwellers, and other models,
it seems there are fewer Ref.14270 examples with patination, and it's rare to see a patina example with such intense patination.
This adorable crown logo is quite endearing!
The Rolex logo lettering is also thick, giving the dial a unique character.
While this type of dial is prone to aging degradation,
this particular example shows only minor degradation visible under a loupe, maintaining a clean dial condition.
The luminous material is all tritium.
The condition of the hand luminous material is also excellent, showing no cracks, a superb condition.
The case and bracelet have signs of use,
but for those who prioritize the individual piece, this is a top-notch condition!
As you can see, the middle case maintains a perfect form!
The sharp case and fine hairline finish are irresistible.
So cool...!
The lug feet, resembling horns, are still intact!
This is an excellent example that appears to be unpolished!
The buckle clasp code is "S5".
The single bracelet is in superb condition with excellent integrity,
showing no signs of stretching at all, a top-notch condition!
The domestic authorized sticker remains on the case back!
Accessories include a box (with reference sticker), warranty (without name erased), chronometer tag,
EX booklet (94), Oyster booklet (94), other authorized booklets, and a calendar (94-95), all included!
The outer box comes with a reference sticker!
Wrist shot!
Enjoy the wonderful patination and sharp case!
This semi-vintage, highly popular Explorer I "Ref.14270/S2 serial"
is an excellent patina example with outstanding overall condition!
These collector's items should be acquired while they are available!
Sales are expected to begin after an overhaul at our affiliated workshop.
Customers looking for a top-condition Ref.14270/early model,
please consider this item!
