1991 Rolex 14270 Explorer I RSC Serviced

$2,400.00 $8,000.00

**A deceptively simple early 90s Rolex Explorer rooted in adventure**

The 14270 Explorer I has its roots in summiting peaks and off-mountain cliffs. Its rugged nature may not resonate at first glance; however, its older siblings have taken beatings at elevation. The 14270 is the neo-vintage era Explorer I. At 36 mm, it punches above its weight and offers a classic, elegant simplicity with underlying adventure DNA. This specific piece was recently tuned up at Rolex’s Service Center and comes with an RSC card indicating it has undergone a recent service and polish. The dial and hands are original and have not been replaced, which is something RSC typically does on vintage pieces.

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Specs: - Insert: Smooth Steel - Hands: Tritium - Case: Excellent condition case with thick and even lugs - Bracelet: Oyster Bracelet 7.1” Wrist Ordering Info: - All vintage watch orders ship to a nearby UPS Access Point for secure pickup. A government-issued ID and signature will be required. You will be contacted by a member of our team after purchasing to arrange shipment. - Watches are sold as-is and may show signs of age or wear consistent with vintage timepieces. - Huckberry does not offer a warranty against water damage or intrusion. - Authenticated by Grey & Patina. Box and papers are not included unless specifically stated.
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**A deceptively simple early 90s Rolex Explorer rooted in adventure** The 14270 Explorer I has its roots in summiting peaks and off-mountain cliffs. Its rugged nature may not resonate at first glance; however, its older siblings have taken beatings at elevation. The 14270 is the neo-vintage era Explorer I. At 36 mm, it punches above its weight and offers a classic, elegant simplicity with underlying adventure DNA. This specific piece was recently tuned up at Rolex’s Service Center and comes with an RSC card indicating it has undergone a recent service and polish. The dial and hands are original and have not been replaced, which is something RSC typically does on vintage pieces.