I have an Explorer 1 39 mm but still with the short hands of the 36 mm version. The transitional version from 2012. I like this watch very much because it has such a modest appearance and looks so timeless.
But what I complain about is that it had to be overhauled because the amplitude was too weak. That cost 700 €. The watch has no calendar and no stopwatch function. So quite basic. Therefore it was relatively costly after only six years of wearing.
An ordinary ETA drive is more robust and runs many years longer. A revision costs a third of the price of the basic Rolex. My Moon watch is 19 years old and with manual winding. She does not know the word revision.
