1967 Rolex Explorer 1016 Mark 1 Frog Foot with Service Papers

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“Less is more” - such is the case for the Explorer reference 1016. Very good vintage condition, with thick, sharp lugs and bezel. Original mark 1 “frog foot” dial, named as such for the crown on the dial bearing similarities to a frog’s foot. The lume on both the dial and the hands, when exposed to UV light, glows briefly and then dies down within a few seconds — correct for this serial era. Also known as “day glow” due to the mixture of zinc sulfide in the lume, which can appear a slight greenish color to it.

The watch has just received a full service overhaul from LA Watchworks, with a new 22-25 crystal fitted. One year warranty from the date of service, is included.

Serial - Year: 1.73m ~1967

Bracelet - Strap: Green NATO strap

Box - Papers - Accessories: Service papers from LAWW

Service History: 12/31/2023 via Los Angeles Watchworks

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“Less is more” - such is the case for the Explorer reference 1016. Very good vintage condition, with thick, sharp lugs and bezel. Original mark 1 “frog foot” dial, named as such for the crown on the dial bearing similarities to a frog’s foot. The lume on both the dial and the hands, when exposed to UV light, glows briefly and then dies down within a few seconds — correct for this serial era. Also known as “day glow” due to the mixture of zinc sulfide in the lume, which can appear a slight greenish color to it.

The watch has just received a full service overhaul from LA Watchworks, with a new 22-25 crystal fitted. One year warranty from the date of service, is included.

Serial - Year: 1.73m ~1967

Bracelet - Strap: Green NATO strap

Box - Papers - Accessories: Service papers from LAWW

Service History: 12/31/2023 via Los Angeles Watchworks

“Less is more” - such is the case for the Explorer reference 1016. Very good vintage condition, with thick, sharp lugs and bezel. Original mark 1 “frog foot” dial, named as such for the crown on the dial bearing similarities to a frog’s foot. The lume on both the dial and the hands, when exposed to UV light, glows briefly and then dies down within a few seconds — correct for this serial era. Also known as “day glow” due to the mixture of zinc sulfide in the lume, which can appear a slight greenish color to it.

The watch has just received a full service overhaul from LA Watchworks, with a new 22-25 crystal fitted. One year warranty from the date of service, is included.

Serial - Year: 1.73m ~1967

Bracelet - Strap: Green NATO strap

Box - Papers - Accessories: Service papers from LAWW

Service History: 12/31/2023 via Los Angeles Watchworks