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Master Photographer and honorable traveler, Cheyne Walls travels throughout the U.S.A and Canada in his Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro, with his trusted Rolex Explorer II, Explorer 40 and Rolex Submariner tool watches, photographing the brilliance of Nature and our National Parks.
One of the most important pieces of equipment in a Nature photographer’s arsenal isn’t always part of his or her camera bag - it’s their vehicle, tool watches and specialized gear. Much more than a method of getting from location to location, or the prefect instrument of keeping time can mean the difference between capturing or missing an epic shot.
One of the most important pieces of equipment in a Nature photographer’s arsenal isn’t always part of his or her camera bag - it’s their vehicle, tool watches and specialized gear. Much more than a method of getting from location to location, or the prefect instrument of keeping time can mean the difference between capturing or missing an epic shot.
Rolex Explorer 40 : A Month on the Wrist (Update)
How is it going after a month on the wrist with my Rolex Explorer 40? The Rolex Explorer 40 the perfect daily wearer, but do its true proportions hold it back. In the day to day life of a Nature & adventure photographer doing art shows does this Rolex watch hold up in accuracy and comfort? Rolex Explorer 40 Reference Number 224270.
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What is the Best Rolex Tool Watch? First Thoughts & Intro
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What is the Best Rolex Tool Watch? Is it the Rolex Explorer II, the Explorer 40 or the Rolex Submariner? Over the next weeks and months Nature Photographer Cheyne Walls will be answering that questions as puts the Rolex Explorer II, Explorer 40 and Rolex Submariner Date to the test as he travels from the beaches to the deserts, out to the mountains. #rolexsubmariner #rolexexplorerii #rolexexplo...
Rolex Submariner Date : Best watch for apocalypse? (Re-Mastered)
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Is the Rolex Submariner the best watch for an apocalypse? Nature and adventure photographer takes his 25 plus years of rugged wilderness and travel experience to choose what he thinks would be the best watch for an apocalypse. Spending months out in unforgiving environment, he talks about whats need in a dependable tool watch. Is the Rolex Submariner or the G-shock Mudmaster a good watch for th...
Rolex Submariner : Year on the Wrist (long-term update)
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After a year on the wrist with my Rolex Submariner, am I still in love with this watch? The Rolex Submariner has been through a lot over this last year and has even taken on some battle damage. Rolex Submariner Date Reference Number 126610LN. #rolexwatch #rolexsubmariner #rolexsubmarinerdate Connect Art Show : cheynewalls.com/exhibitions Shop : cheyne-walls.myshopify.com Website: www.cheynewall...
Rolex Explorer 40 : Week on the Wrist
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After a week on the wrist with my Rolex Explorer 40 am I going to keep it? The Rolex Explorer 40 has its pluses and minuses. Can this tool watch handled the rouged life of a Nature & adventure photographer? Rolex Explorer 40 Reference Number 224270. #rolexwatch #rolexexplorer #rolexexplorer40 Connect Art Show : cheynewalls.com/exhibitions Shop : cheyne-walls.myshopify.com Website: www.cheynewal...
Rolex Explorer 40 - Field Test and First Impressions
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Follow Nature Photographer Cheyne Walls as he tests out his new Rolex Explorer 40 in the Eastern Sierras. Long days of exploring this roughed mountain area, how will the Rolex Explorer 40 tool watch hold up against this punishment. Rolex Explorer 40 ref 224270 #rolex #rolexexplorer #rolexexplorer40 Connect Website: www.cheynewalls.com Art Show : cheynewalls.com/exhibitions Shop : cheyne-walls.m...
Rolex Explorer 40mm : Unboxing
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Unboxing my brand new Rolex Explorer 40mm. Straight home from my Rolex AD to open the box holding the newly released Rolex Explorer in its bigger 40mm sizing. #rolex #rolexexplorer #unboxing Connect Website: www.cheynewalls.com Art Show : cheynewalls.com/exhibitions Shop : cheyne-walls.myshopify.com Instagram: thenomadgentleman Facebook: cheynewalls
Adding a New Watch to my Collection! Rolex, Omega or Breguet?
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I'm adding a new tool watch to my collection. Is it the Rolex Explorer 40mm, Omega Speedmaster or the Breguet Type XX? #rolexwatch #rolexexplorer #omegaspeedmaster Connect Art Show : cheynewalls.com/exhibitions Shop : cheyne-walls.myshopify.com Website: www.cheynewalls.com Instagram: thenomadgentleman Facebook: cheynewalls
Rolex Explorer II - Why is the best Rolex watch so unpopular?
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Why is the Rolex Explorer II so unpopular? Maybe one of the greatest watch from Rolex, the Explorer II doesn't share the respect of other watches in the Rolex Catalog, buy why? Rolex Explorer II Reference Number 226570. #rolexwatch #rolexexplorer #rolexexplorerii Connect Art Show : cheynewalls.com/exhibitions Shop : cheyne-walls.myshopify.com Website: www.cheynewalls.com Instagram: instagram.co...
Rolex Explorer II : Two Years on the Wrist
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After two years on the wrist with my Rolex Explorer II am I going to keep it? The Rolex Explorer II has its pluses and minuses. How has this tool watch handled the rouged life of a Nature photographer? Rolex Explorer II Reference Number 226570. #rolexwatch #rolexexplorer #rolexexplorerii Connect Art Show : cheynewalls.com/exhibitions Shop : cheyne-walls.myshopify.com Website: www.cheynewalls.co...
Getting Bored with my Rolex Submariner?
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Am I getting bored with my Rolex Submariner? It has looked the same for over 70 years, everyone owns at least one and everyone knows of the Rolex Submariner. Maybe the most popular watch of all time. Rolex Submariner Date Reference Number 126610LN. #rolexwatch #rolexsubmariner #submariner Connect Art Show : cheynewalls.com/exhibitions Shop : cheyne-walls.myshopify.com Website: www.cheynewalls.c...
Rolex Submariner and Rolex Explorer II, Locked in a Brewery Icebox
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Rolex Submariner and Rolex Explorer II, Locked in a Brewery Icebox
Is Rolex Slowly Phasing Out Steel Watches?
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Is Rolex Slowly Phasing Out Steel Watches?
Rolex, Omega or Breguet - My New Watch?
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Rolex, Omega or Breguet - My New Watch?
Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro 115,000 Mile Update
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Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro 115,000 Mile Update
Tudor Black Bay Pro vs Rolex Explorer II - Final Thoughts
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Tudor Black Bay Pro vs Rolex Explorer II - Final Thoughts
Tudor Black Bay Pro vs Rolex Explorer II - Out in the Field
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Tudor Black Bay Pro vs Rolex Explorer II - Out in the Field
Tudor Black Bay Pro vs Rolex Explorer II - Week on the Wrist
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Tudor Black Bay Pro vs Rolex Explorer II - Week on the Wrist
Unboxing my new Tudor Black Bay Pro, is it better than my Rolex Explorer II
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Unboxing my new Tudor Black Bay Pro, is it better than my Rolex Explorer II
Rolex Submariner - 6 Months on the Wrist (long-term update)
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Rolex Submariner - 6 Months on the Wrist (long-term update)
Rolex Explorer II - Photographing Yosemite National Park
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Rolex Explorer II - Photographing Yosemite National Park
Rolex Explorer II - Will it be Discontinued by Rolex
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Rolex Explorer II - Will it be Discontinued by Rolex
Rolex Explorer II - 500 Days on the Wrist (long term update)
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Rolex Explorer II - 500 Days on the Wrist (long term update)
Is the Rolex Submariner the best watch for an Apocalypse?
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Is the Rolex Submariner the best watch for an Apocalypse?
Rolex Explorer II vs Mountain Goats at the Grand Canyon
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Rolex Explorer II vs Mountain Goats at the Grand Canyon
Rolex Explorer II and Rolex Submariner for a Vacheron Constantin Overseas. Did I make the trade?
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Rolex Explorer II and Rolex Submariner for a Vacheron Constantin Overseas. Did I make the trade?
Rolex Submariner in the Narrows of Zion National Park
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Rolex Submariner in the Narrows of Zion National Park
Trading Rolex Watches for a Vacheron Constantin Overseas?
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Trading Rolex Watches for a Vacheron Constantin Overseas?
Rolex Submariner - Fish Out of Water as a Field Watch in the Desert?
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Rolex Submariner - Fish Out of Water as a Field Watch in the Desert?
What watch roll are you using? Thanks
I got one 6 weeks ago, bought on the grey market, prices have come down now and the premium was only 350 € over MSRP, so no need to play the waiting game at the AD. I wore it since then for 15 days.....but somehow I don´t connect with this watch....I am already thinking of selling it....but I am gonna hang on for while...give it some more wrist time....perhaps it is a slow burner and needs to grow on me.....but it certainly is not big love from the beginning as I sometimes have with other watches.
@@marcod.r.3299 it’s different for everyone, I fell in love with it right away and it is probably my favorite watch in my collection. But also I have about 3 years of beating the hell out of it, and it just keeps on going, keeping nearly day accurate time.
You afforded a bunch of rawleckses as a photographer how? 😂
@@johnnysilverhand1733 It took some time and a lot of hard work to build a successful small business.
@@cheynewalls congrats
@@johnnysilverhand1733 Cheers
Awesome review and such an iconic watch. I just registered my interest and saw it in person after waiting 10 years. Even nicer in person!
Thank you, fun to do reviews on such an amazing watch. Cheers
Hello Cheyne, Just wanted to say that thanks to your reviews specifically and how they tackle the important stuff regarding their actual usage rather than just specs… I bought this watch and honestly for me, it feels complete and just gorgeous… I had a starbucks submariner and also a blue date-just… non of them gave me the feel as this one has… The polar dial is just a thing of beauty, and as you mentioned in another video the watch is very legible, and so I’m enjoying to the best of my abilities. But again many thanks!
Thank you RJ. I agree the Rolex Explorer II with the polar dial is an amazing watch in a lot of ways. Great looking rough and tumble watch, might be my favorite in the collection. Cheers
My daily wear
@@frp88k perfect watch for that
in Austria one AD told me 10 years for submariner date, the other AD said not possible at all, ˋwaitlists are full and only for customers with purchase historyˋ…
@@mike15. Wow crazy, thanks for the intel .
@@cheynewalls maybe cause Austria is such a small country hence a small market... weirdly enough, i got my DJ 36 - 126234 in 6 months 😂
@@mike15. that is weird, I have a friend waiting over 6 months for a DJ but got his Submariner in about 2 months.
@@cheynewalls guess demand is really different in each country.. i live in the capital city and wearing a famous rolex model isnt safe in some districts.. im searching for a good daily beater thats not that recognisable as Rolex... or a Rolex model that not very recognisable like the Explorer1 & 2.. but im kinda leaning towards the Omega seamaster diver 300 white dial.. cause of the price /looks/availability /less recognisable.. + my boss has a Submariner anyway, it wont be a good idea to show up as if im the boss (office job) 😂 the other boss has a blue seamaster tho... my current beater/work watch is Unimatic U1. any recommendation of which watch ?
think about the Tudor Ranger. Completely brushed (no shine), perfect size (39mm), T-Fit Clasp with more options for fine adjustment, perfect readability, same water resistance.matte dial | need to say, i own both. the 214270 for office use, going out and the ranger for the rough things. For me personally the best of borth worlds if you own both the explorer and the tudor brother.
@@Peter_Wien thanks for that, I’ll take a closer look at the Tudor Range. Cheers
For me its the submariner .
Its going to be interesting. Cheers
4 years waiting for a GMT Meteorite dial at an AD where I've spent $50K on Rolex... and nothing. I then find out a guy waited 2 weeks at the same AD... why? He spent closer to $500K on "stuff"
Every AD is different, but they are a business and "VIP" customers are treated different. Just like every other company in world, they all do it. However if your not a "VIP" it does help to do what I mentioned in the video. I'm not a "VIP" at my Rolex AD, I have spent less than you, but I'm getting calls for hard to get watches after only a few months.
You’re the best photographer
Cheers
Are you getting all these from your Ad? My AD is starting to call me way more now.
Yes, all from my AD. I'm hearing that a lot, maybe Rolex is making more watch, or now that the hype has dies down watches are more available for enthusiast. Cheers
Did the watch help you take the pictures? I don’t understand.
Not so much in this shot, but I use my wrist watch to time all my camera exposures, since my camera is a technical camera with noting automatic. My Rolex Explorer II is a essential tool in my photography process.
The do it all everything watch
Indeed
Wow, beautiful picture and great watch
@@mikecarey1424 Thank you, Cheers
Great Fall, great Photos, great Watch! PROST!
@@DerHerthaner Prost!
The Submariner is divisive. There are those that have one, and love it. Then there are those that don't have one and they hate it because they wish they had it!
Funny, never really looked at it in that way, but you are right. Maybe not wished they had it, more they can't see past the hype element to how great this watch truly is. Cheers
Just curious how long your exposure times are that accuracy matters. If you have a cheaper Seiko with a -20 to +40 second accuracy over 24 hours, when you're doing a 10 minute exposure, that's a quarter second off at the most. Over 10 minutes I doubt that's going to ruin your photo. Over a 10 second exposure that's 0.004 seconds. I don't think accuracy is that important when timing exposures.
You are right, its not the biggest deal with accuracy on my camera exposures, B&W film development or fine art printing. The longest out of all those things could be about 10 hours, where a few seconds doesn't matter, in short term. Long term however, Its that Rolex watches are tough and durable enough to hold that accuracy over decades of abuse in the filed. I have had a few Seiko watches that after a year or so in the field, lose accuracy up to an hour or two over the day. That then becomes a problem, not only for my camera exposures, but if I'm out on a two week expedition in the wilderness with no cell phone (because I can't charge it). Cheers
Because it's the ugliest Rolex and looks much, much cheaper than its retail price. It looks like a cheap Timex. I agree it's a great watch functionally, but aesthetically it doesn't cut it for many people.
I would agree its not the best looking Rolex Watch, but I wouldn't say at all it looks cheap. Yes, a bit silly looking with its big case size, massive dial and big orange GMT hand. That is why I personally love it! It doesn't take itself to seriously, fun meets rough and tough utilitarian. A true feeling tool watch and epic out in the field.
By the way, G-Shock has some cold resistance models. Anyway, great video as always!
Thank you. Yeah I have heard that from other viewers, but have seen do difference in their ability to withstand sub-zero temps. I think its more of a battery issue, the battery that are used aren't up to it. If you think about it that same G-Shock battery is in my stereo remote control. I'll keep looking into it, Cheers
I would call this a “Gentleman Tool Watch.” I understand your place and time with toolwatches; I felt the same way when I was more active in outdoor activities. Now, I find the Explorer or the Aqua Terra elegant in the fashion of Mr. Flemming writing a James Bond novel. You proved this watch can still go on a true adventure and handle it with grit and style!
Well said, it really is the “Gentleman Tool Watch.” Cheers
I would do the trade. That VC is a stunner. The Rolexes are common. Love your paintings . Are they for sale.
Thanks, A VC timepiece will hopefully be in my collection soon. Yes my exclusive photographs are for sale in a limited quantity. Please check out my website for more info : cheynewalls.com/ Cheers
Great video!!! Please let me know your wrist size
Thank you, 7 inches wrist
My 39mm Explorer is my daily driver. No one knows what it is unless they are a watch enthusiast. Sure, the Rolex fans will call it boring, but I think they miss the point of the watch. It’s not supposed to be a jubilee bracelet, fluted bezel, bling bling attention hog.
@@jonathanl2748 Boring is dependable, love my Rolex Explorer 40. Cheers
@@cheynewalls Great video, well done. I love that you made a business out of your passion for photography. May you have continued success!
@@jonathanl2748 Cheers
As you say - Moments - as to remember. Get going 🚀
Thx for your review. Have mine 216570 since 5 yrs. accuracy is so great. Wore my piece 4 yrs only, then went to all the other beasts (Panerai, Seiko, Longines, Sinn, G-Shock, Citizen…). So every morning I give my Polar a good twist to run
The Rolex Explorer II is an amazing watch, even as my collection grows its still my favorite. Cheers
Thx for your review. Have mine 216570 since 5 yrs. accuracy is so great. Wore my piece 4 yrs only, then went to all the other beasts (Panerai, Seiko, Longines, Sinn, G-Shock, Citizen…). So every morning I give my Polar a good twist to run
Great video!!! Would you tell me your wrist size? Thank you!
Thank you, 7inches. Cheers
Ultimate tool watch is a shoot out between EX40 and Sub. Recently got an EX40 and it blew me away. I nearly passed but now wear it as often as possible. Have always avoided Sub's in favour of Sea-Dwellers, but always felt a Sub was the ultimate one and done. Hopefully a Sub call (the new improved proportions) is going to happen soon, as until then I am on the fence. I feel the disappointment that the EX40 is not actually 40mm will be a big factor in the Submariner being the King of Kings 😈
Nothing, but impressed with my Explorer 40. We will have to see, can't wait to have them head to head out in the wilderness.
@@cheynewalls 😈
Wish I had a dollar for every time you said tool watch. I completely agree steel Rolex's are tool watches though. High horology is high horology, its not up for interpretation lol. Rolex is also more accurate than high horology anyway.
Well that is the thing, I think it is a bit up for interpretation. It means “high-end watchmaking,” what is more high-end than a mechanical watch keeping near perfect time?
@@cheynewalls Agree on mechanical time keeping being great, but that would include Rolex, Omega, and Grand Seiko. Rolex are realistically the most accurate currently, and Omega and Grand Grand Seiko dip their toes into high horology more, but high horology is way above them and I think the defining factor is probably complications and pushing boundaries. Calling Rolex high horology is just going to attract hate. View them as the ultimate tool watch and the world is a good place...... like your nature photography ; )
@@wristopia4101 Cheers
The steel used is unusually scratch prone. Please don't polish it away though! You beat it up in a week so it will disappear entirely if you keep polishing it away ; ) Guess you have not noticed its not actually 40mm, even though you realise its smaller than the other ones you mentioned?
I love my scratches, will not polish. Yeah I had the 40mm next to the out going 39mm and by my measurements the 40mm is still just a bit bigger at 39.03mm. As for out going 39mm is 38.88mm.
@@cheynewalls My 40 is 38.5mm so smaller than your 39! Have never measured a 39 but can now understand why people that have both in their hand have commented the 39 looks bigger!
Can’t wait to see your review on this.
@@lovesautodetail there already upload, under tool watches on my channel. Cheers
Ugggh Rolex like IPhone. Ypu don't own it it owns you.
I also have a bit of doubt for this to be an everyday tool watch…
How so?
@@cheynewalls it’s impractical to treat it like an everyday tool watch when you spend £6,650 for it. I now switch between Sinn EZM3 and Explorer 40mm. When I cook, do garden, go skiing or swimming with kids and equipment, I switch it back to EZM3 because I know it won’t concern me if I knock this EZM3 on any equipment. I would hurt like hell if it was Explorer got “ding”…
@@RantAboutTime To be honest I just don’t understand that mentality. I spent $7,000 on my Rolex Explorer 40 so I can wear it all day everyday in any situation for decades and decades. It’s a watch that is meant to get beaten up, get scratches and dents. Why spend that kind of money on a watch that you’re just going to “baby” and worry about scratching it?
@@cheynewalls well said. I will need to spend a bit more time with it. Perhaps that mentality will change over time..
@@RantAboutTime Cheers
This is simply so cool!!! Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
I still think the 39 is the sweet spot
I agree, 39mm is a perfect sizing. Even tho it's call 40.
@@cheynewalls is the new explorer 39? Thought it was 40.
@@douglaskrueger357 watch the whole video, I measured it.
@@cheynewalls got it … so why do they call it a 40?
@@douglaskrueger357 I think they wanted to differentiate for the out going 39mm version.
I'd be more interested in knowing what the Submariner thinks of that bald headed, out of shape, dude in the pink shirt.
Great looking sports jacket with the safari type pockets. Is that an Orvis by chance?
Thanks, I'm not sure what it is I got it a few years ago when I was in Denmark from a small shop, and the tag is in Dutch. Cheers
I stopped in my AD Saturday and they had both the Sub date and the Explorer II polar in stock. I am determining which one to purchase. I purchased a new Sub date from this AD in 2006. That salesperson advised they are not selling those watches. Is this normal or will they eventually sell one of those to me?
Oh wow, that is the only story I have heard they had both the Rolex Submariner & Explorer II in stock. I'm still hearing from alot of people they're waiting 3 to 8 months.
@@cheynewalls Yes. I was somewhat surprised. They had quite a few models in stock. You can definitely tell the inventory is coming back rather quickly and demand has leveled off. The Sub was in the window and the saleswoman said what do you think of the Explorer II? I said it’s sharp. She said here it is. Try it on.
They're not tool watches anymore and we're not the kind of people that need one anymore.
Well I disagree, I can't use my phone or a quartz watch to tell time or time my camera exposure when camping or spending a lot of time in sub-zero temps. Anything with small uninsulated batteries just die, the battery goes flat. Therefor I need a well build mechanical watch as a tool. That can also be said for my long 2 to 3 week explorations out into the woods. Can't recharge your digital watch or phone, and found the best is again a well build mechanical tool watch.
@@cheynewalls Well evidently technology went backwards after conquering the moon 🤣
The black Rolex Explorer 2 has always been my favourite Rolex.
Its a great watch!
I had this same TRD PRO and the dealer last spring offered me $41,500 for it and I couldn’t refuse considering I paid $46k almost 5 years prior. I only had around 31,000 miles and I did take good care of it. 2 days ago I traded in a 2023 TRD Off Road 4Runner for a new 2024 TRD PRO TACOMA. All I can say is WOW!!! Only got 100 miles on it but it’s a pretty phenomenal truck. Definitely with the eight speed automatic there is no gear searching very smooth. I worry about the hybrid when it has as many miles on it as your truck but right now I’m pretty impressed. Those TRD pro seats are pretty wild. I haven’t had the truck off-road yet, but looking forward to it with those shock absorbers in the seats. The price was the big thing almost $20,000 jump from my 2018 TRD pro. But I have to say it looks amazing and I see a huge difference between my truck and the TRD off-road and sport. I think the first time they’ve actually made significant upgrades on the TRD pro over the other trim levels. Anyway, enjoy your scenery and love seeing my old taco in action.! Aloha🤙🏻
I also have to say one more thing about the 2024 TRD pro Tacoma and that is the technology in this thing is off the charts, all the cameras and other safety features, the 14 inch screen so many more than ever before!
Cheers, great to hear! I'm going to do my best to keep my current TRD Pro Tacoma going till at least 500,000 miles. Keep me posted on your new Tacoma.
Just got mine yesterday from my AD in Scotland after a 6 month wait. It’s such a great versatile watch.
@@John-zl9zp congratulations!! An amazing timepiece
Appreciate you sharing this. Convinced me to buy one
It is an amazing timepiece. Cheers
Thank you for continuing the breakdown of your watches, especially with their accuracy. Very informative and helpful. Keep up the great work ✌🏽
@@mahdiahmad Thank you for watching. Cheers
Proud owner of this amazing piece, fits my active lifestyle and wrist. • Rugged and reliable for extreme conditions. • Classic, understated design with high legibility. • Advanced movement with excellent precision. Overall, the Rolex Explorer II Polar is a standout timepiece that combines Rolex’s legacy of durability and precision with a sleek and modern aesthetic.
@@bernsdavids An amazing timepiece
I really enjoy the updates and the audio was totally fine!
@@APDLuu Thank you for that, Cheers
I have got both the explorer 40 and the submariner (with green bezel)…so I am going for this 2! Interesting video as usual
Cheers
Dude, add some variety to your collection! Rolex is allright but the collection is so one dimensional and boring. If you're going to keep your collection at the mid level range, definitely add a couple Omegas or maybe a JLC or Zenith. Soooomething to add variety. I own a current sub and GMT blnr and appreciate them for what they are: mid level tool watches. I get so much joy from my Omegas, GS, and JLCs as well with different dial varieties! By the way, none of these are haute horology. Not even close. Rolex, Omega, Breitling , Zenith, etc are all mid level mass produced watches. Great watches for sure but far from haute horology. Haute horology u have to go to Lange, Gronefeld, Patek, FP Journe, etc.
I'll be adding a Breguet to my collection soon.
@blakehirsch1022 this comment comes off a bit condescending. He’s got an incredible collection of watches that anyone would be lucky to own. I think every collection needs a basis of simplicity and timelessness before varied designs and flashy colors catch the eye.
Gotta love it when one guy tells another guy what he should be collecting. Buy what you like and enjoy and don’t even consider what other people think. What a douche.
I've had my Polar Explorer 2 for 6 months now and can't imagine a better tool watch. It almost never leaves my wrist.
It is a great tool watch, love that watch. Cheers