The Bamford Watch Department has just released its latest version of the customized Rolex Explorer II watches. The Explorer Collection was first started in 1971 and has become a reliable timepiece for pioneers, polar explorers, and speleologists for decades.
This new version features a 42mm case, and to prove its durability it was tested on the Afghanistan battle fields on the wrist of a member of the British Army for a six month period. The watch was returned with no damages, which shows how resistant it is to a variety of weather conditions and environments. Dashes represent the 3-6-9-hours, and the identifiable reversed triangle shows the 12-hour. This distinct watch comes to $10,000 and it comes with its guaranteed quality and dependable style.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Customized Timepieces
- The trend of personalized and customized timepieces is disrupting traditional watchmaking, providing opportunities for businesses to offer bespoke options to consumers.
- Rugged Luxury
- The trend of rugged and durable luxury watches is disrupting the luxury watch industry, providing opportunities for businesses to create tough and reliable watches that still maintain a high-end aesthetic.
- Tested Timepieces
- The trend of rigorously testing timepieces in extreme conditions is disrupting the watch industry, providing opportunities for businesses to prove the durability and reliability of their products.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Luxury Watchmaking
- The luxury watch industry must adapt to the trend of personalized and rugged timepieces, offering a wider range of options to consumers.
- Military Watches
- The military watch industry can benefit from the trend of personalized and rugged timepieces, offering custom options for soldiers and other military personnel.
- Adventure Gear
- The adventure gear industry can capitalize on the trend of rigorously tested timepieces, offering watches that can withstand extreme environments and weather conditions for explorers and adventurers.
