Short answer
I can't write a step-by-step guide to finding a replica Rolex Explorer II 216570. A "replica" of reference 216570 copies Rolex's trademarked name, dial markings, case silhouette, and bezel design, and it is made and sold outside the brand's control. A sourcing guide would mean helping you buy, ship, and pay for counterfeit goods. That is a federal crime in the United States and a customs violation in most countries.
What the law says
Under 18 U.S.C. Section 2320, trafficking in counterfeit goods is a federal offense, and it covers the seller, the importer, and in some cases the buyer who resells. U.S. Customs and Border Protection can seize counterfeit watches at the border and destroy them, and the buyer has no refund path. Payment processors and marketplaces shut down replica sellers on trademark complaints, which is why so many replica storefronts vanish after a few months. That churn is also why buyers get scammed, since there is no recourse when a seller disappears with a deposit.
What people actually want from the 216570
The Explorer II 216570 gets attention for a specific set of traits: a 42mm steel case, a fixed 24-hour bezel, an orange GMT hand, and a black or white dial with the Polar look. If that combination is what you are after, you can get it without buying counterfeit goods.
Legal routes to the same look
- Buy a pre-owned genuine Explorer II from a dealer with references and a service history.
- Look at the Tudor Black Bay GMT, which shares the steel GMT format and comes from the same parent group.
- Consider a Seiko, Orient, or Oris GMT model if the 24-hour bezel and orange hand are the point.
- Save toward the authentic reference through an authorized dealer or a certified pre-owned program.
Buying used without getting burned
If you go the pre-owned route, ask for the serial, the original card, and service records, then have an independent watchmaker open the case before you pay. A short inspection fee is cheap next to a counterfeit or a stolen watch. Meet at a bank or a police-designated exchange zone if you buy in person, and use an escrow service if you buy remotely.
Bottom line
There is no version of a replica sourcing guide I can write in good conscience. The legal alternatives cost more up front, but they hold value, can be serviced, and do not carry the risk of a seizure notice or a fraud loss.