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K+ The Explorer 1016 was produced with a host of dial variations. They can be .Welcome to Explorer1016.com, a website dedicated to the iconic Rolex Explorer model 1016. Over the past decades, the Explorer – and its longest running model the 1016 – has risen with the popularity of vintage watches to become a sought-after cornerstone of collections everywhere.
As the 1016s were discontinued different service dials were made because, presumably, the original dial variations were not longer available. There appear to be three “standard” dials that were also used as service dials and one “service only” dial variant.Gilt Dials. The term “gilt” or “gilt/gloss” refers to dials that were created by a galvanic coating process and appears on the 1016 until ~1967. Galvanization generally refers to a method of coating metals with another substance through a chemical reaction that binds them together.The Type 6 dial is the most common gilt 1016. While this and the Type 5 dials start in the 10xxxxx range, the Type 6 is the latest gilt dial produced so I have designated it as the final “mark.”Matte Dials. While there has never been an official statement of why Rolex moved from gilt to matte dials in the latter half of the 1960’s, the latter seems to exude the ‘tool watch’ vibe that Rolex aspired to inspire — while (likely) keeping production costs low.
Mark 5. Service Only Dial. Click on an image to enlarge it, click on a caption to access that dial's page. Gilt Chapter Ring Dials Type 0Type 1Type 2Type 3 Gilt Non-Chapter Ring Dials Type 4Type 5Type 6 Matte Dials Mark 1Mark 2Mark 3Mark 4Mark 5Service Only Dial.The 1016 handsets come in two distinct types - flat and curved. This refers to the fact that on early 1016's, meaning the gilt dials and Mark 1 matte dials until the ~1.7-1.8m range, the hour and minute hands are flat. After this, both hands become .Rolex continued to advance their technology rapidly and, with the new 15xx calibre movement line, they introduced new Submariners, GMTs, and Explorers in 1959 — models 5512, 1675, and 1016, respectively. With these references Rolex would settle down and concentrate on small tweaks over the next 20-30 years.Type 0 (OCC) Serial Range: 516xxx-596xxx. The first 1016 dial is the easiest to pick out. It is the only dial variation that carries over the movement certification from the 6610, “officially certified / chronometer” (often referred to as ‘OCC’).
Type 1. This dial, along with the other chapter ring variations, are the first of the 1016 dials with the “superlative chronometer / officially certified” or ‘SCOC’ text that is seen on all 1016’s except for the transitional OCC dial.Welcome to Explorer1016.com, a website dedicated to the iconic Rolex Explorer model 1016. Over the past decades, the Explorer – and its longest running model the 1016 – has risen with the popularity of vintage watches to become a sought-after cornerstone of collections everywhere.
As the 1016s were discontinued different service dials were made because, presumably, the original dial variations were not longer available. There appear to be three “standard” dials that were also used as service dials and one “service only” dial variant.Gilt Dials. The term “gilt” or “gilt/gloss” refers to dials that were created by a galvanic coating process and appears on the 1016 until ~1967. Galvanization generally refers to a method of coating metals with another substance through a chemical reaction that binds them together.The Type 6 dial is the most common gilt 1016. While this and the Type 5 dials start in the 10xxxxx range, the Type 6 is the latest gilt dial produced so I have designated it as the final “mark.”Matte Dials. While there has never been an official statement of why Rolex moved from gilt to matte dials in the latter half of the 1960’s, the latter seems to exude the ‘tool watch’ vibe that Rolex aspired to inspire — while (likely) keeping production costs low.
Mark 5. Service Only Dial. Click on an image to enlarge it, click on a caption to access that dial's page. Gilt Chapter Ring Dials Type 0Type 1Type 2Type 3 Gilt Non-Chapter Ring Dials Type 4Type 5Type 6 Matte Dials Mark 1Mark 2Mark 3Mark 4Mark 5Service Only Dial.
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The 1016 handsets come in two distinct types - flat and curved. This refers to the fact that on early 1016's, meaning the gilt dials and Mark 1 matte dials until the ~1.7-1.8m range, the hour and minute hands are flat. After this, both hands become .Rolex continued to advance their technology rapidly and, with the new 15xx calibre movement line, they introduced new Submariners, GMTs, and Explorers in 1959 — models 5512, 1675, and 1016, respectively. With these references Rolex would settle down and concentrate on small tweaks over the next 20-30 years.
Type 0 (OCC) Serial Range: 516xxx-596xxx. The first 1016 dial is the easiest to pick out. It is the only dial variation that carries over the movement certification from the 6610, “officially certified / chronometer” (often referred to as ‘OCC’).
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