Rolex Explorer 39mm bfcm24 The Revue Cerberus won't ever

The Revue Cerberus won't ever grace the pages of the collector's guides or ignite frenzied controversy on popular watch blogs - mainly because it's very likely that no one has ever heard of it

Other variants would follow

almost whimsical origin story (a watch designed for polo

as thin and delicate as anyone would expect from a Calatrava

but in the early 1960s

Rolex Explorer 39mm bfcm24 The Revue Cerberus won't everWhy We Love It This year at Watches And Wonders, Rolex unveiled its newest iteration of the vaunted Rolex Explorer (also known as the Explorer I) and what the world got was not only a mechanical update, but a size shrink back to the 36mm case that we all know and love. For the past decade, the Explorer has only been offered in a now discontinued 'upsized' 39mm case, which retained the classic dial layout and functionality of the original, but upset