Starting production in 1960, seven years after the first Explorer, the 1016 would be in production for 29 years. This link longevity has made it the poster child of a vintage Rolex Explorer. It is also the last time the markers and numerals would stay in proportion with the dial, with later examples growing link towards the modern maxi-style link layout.
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Starting production in 1960, seven years after the first Explorer, the 1016 would be in production for 29 years. This link longevity has made it the poster child of a vintage Rolex Explorer. It is also the last time the markers and numerals would stay in proportion with the dial, with later examples growing link towards the modern maxi-style link layout.
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