Meet the REAL polar bear

[dark.magnet]

hi all.

Bought my first rolex in 2010.
Purposefully brought it with me to "explore" alaska later that year.

Some photos at the peak of Mt.MacKinley!
I was freezing my pants off. But this babe continued to tick away happily ...






Posing with the Hubbard Glacier.


Enjoy these pics guys!

[skydweller_sg]

nice big watch

[breitling77]

Thanks for sharing! It's really a great watch in front of a nature beauty!

[Oceanklassik]

How appropriate! Tx for sharing

[dark.magnet]

nice big watch

very befitting, thumbs up

Thanks for sharing! It's really a great watch in front of a nature beauty!

How appropriate! Tx for sharing

Hey thanks guys.

Throttle and OceanKlassik: Yeah, i felt that i just HAD to bring it along with me on this adventure! I always toyed with the idea that if i ever sold it, it would include hardcopies of the first 2 photos to the buyer.

But this one's a keeper for now, afterall it's my first rolex!

[lthg25]

Thanks for sharing! Glad to know you and your watch is going places!

[zidaneong]

Thanks for sharing.

[3kingdom]

Alaska, quite a rare tour destination. Anyway, nice pics!

[spinskybolt]

i love that people named the white Explorer 2 the Polar Explorer. think it gives it a little more character.

[skydweller_sg]

Its the expedition image of the explorer2
hope this romantic notion of the white exp2 stays, albeit the polar caps melting away as we speak

[Shane]

You are truly living the spirit of an Explorer =)

[conservative]

sigh, the nicest rolex of all, every generation, IMHO

[dark.magnet]

You are truly living the spirit of an Explorer =)

haha. that was the intention. thanks Shane. too bad i never felt the same way again wearing it after the alaska trip.
I seem to get more kick wearing the dive range watches like the sub, SD and DSSD.

[dark.magnet]

Decided to air this by enlarging the photos for everyone's viewing pleasure before this gets sold.

[dark.magnet]

Sorry double post