
Rolex Explorer II
You can sell Rolex Explorer II watches using our unique private buying service. The Explorer II is an update to the famous Explorer model, created to celebrate the first recorded conquering of Mount Everest, and was first released in the 1970s. As a result, there are a large number of different models and movements β and we are keen to buy them all.
How to Sell Your Watch With Burlingtons
Our process is swift, seamless, and designed with your best interests in mind. Bid goodbye to the hassle of intermediaries or middlemen that delay and complicate your transactions. Instead, embrace our trusted expertise.
Our dedicated specialist conducts all valuations, ensuring you receive an attractive selling price promptly. With our commitment to transparency, all valuations are offered without obligation and completely free of charge.
Get in Touch
Contact our team to share the details of the luxury watch or watch collection you would like to sell. We’ll schedule an in person valuation with you.
In Person Valuation
Our specialist will visit at the agreed time and place to carry out a thorough assessment of any items you wish to sell, offering an expert, no-obligation valuation.
Instant Payment
If you choose to accept our offer, we will transfer the agreed amount to your bank account via BACS or make the payment with cash if preferred.
Burlingtons Ltd have been buying and selling Rolex watches for over 20 years. Our experts are on hand to give you the best evaluation for your watch.
Outstanding Service with Burlingtons Ltd.
Free, no-obligation valuations: We understand that it can be a little bit worrying not knowing what offer you will get for your pre-owned Explorer II, which is why we provide our valuation service completely free of charge and with no obligation to sell.
Instant payments: We will give you your payment immediately after you accept our fair and generous offer. We offer several flexible payment options, which will ensure you get the full value of your Rolex Explorer II without any hassle.
Zero fees: As we cut out the middle man, there will be no auction fees, commissions or annoying deductions when selling your Rolex Explorer II to us. There are never hidden charges, either. What we offer is what arrives in your account.
Arrange a valuation: The first step is to arrange a valuation time, which will take place in the comfort and privacy of your home. We will visit you and one of our experts will conduct a thorough appraisal of your Rolex Explorer II watch, and any other items you wish to sell.
Accept our offer: Once we have assessed the value of your watch we will make a fair and generous offer, which includes no fees. We are confident that you will accept and we can explain how we have arrived at our final decision should you so desire.
Receive your payment: After you accept our offer, we will make a transfer for the full value of your items via BACS. We do not leave with your Rolex Explorer II until the money has arrived in your account. In some cases, we can also offer a cash payment.
Why Choose Us to Sell Rolex Explorer II Watches
A lot of our clients are caught off-guard by our levels of service, which is important when parting with a high-value item. We get so many positive reviews, see what one person has to say below:
βI sold my Rolex White Gold Daytona to Daniel. Best price, came to my house to collect, no fuss even though the watch had some scratches (didnβt reduce his offer price) immediate payment. Overall extremely fair and professional. Highly recommend him.β
β Steve Currie


How Much Will I Get for My Rolex Explorer II?
It is difficult to say precisely how much you will get before you complete your valuation with us. However, we may be able to provide an estimate once you book your appraisal and give us a few key details about the watch.
The value of the Rolex Explorer II, and other watches, will typically depend on the following criteria:
Watch features: There are Explorer IIs with white dials, black dials and variations on the bracelet, such as the Oyster bracelet or a rubber strap. The precise features of your watch will be key to the value, as collectors prize certain characteristics over others.
Make and model: The particular model and mechanism of your watch influences the price. Movements like the Explorer II 16570, which has a polar dial or a black dial, use a 3185 or 3186 calibre that is known for its quality β they are often more valuable because of it.
Condition: Although small scratches are not usually an issue, more extensive damage on older watches might make the amount we can offer a bit lower. However, you should not worry about the condition much as we are still likely to buy it from you.
The Benefits of Using Burlingtons
A professional service in theβ¨
comfort of your homeNo fees, commissionsβ¨
or hidden chargesOver 20 years
experienceFree no obligation
valuationsImmediateβ¨
paymentWe can offer pricesβ¨
unachievable at auction

Book a Valuation to Sell Rolex Explorer II Watches
We are the best option if you want to sell Rolex Explorer II watches quickly. You will be sure to keep us in mind when you want to sell other items in the future, and our team is always on hand if you have any questions about what we will buy.
The Rolex Explorer II is a highly-sought timepiece in the eyes of collectors and we will be delighted to buy yours from you. Get in touch with us today to book your free, no-obligation valuation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will a Rolex Explorer II go up in value?
Predicting future value is always uncertain, but the Rolex Explorer II, especially the white dial “Polar” version, has surged in popularity and appreciated in value – trends that suggest it will continue to hold its worth.
Is a Rolex Explorer II a good investment?
The Rolex Explorer II can be a strong investment due to its popularity and demand for stainless steel sports watches, but it’s essential to align your choice with your personal preferences and investment goals.
How tough is a Rolex Explorer II?
Built for rugged conditions, the Rolex Explorer II is a tough, reliable watch with a water-resistant Oyster case, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, and shock-resistant movement.
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