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I'm hoping to get a 36mm OP with steel dial this year (chances aren't great, but .I had a 36mm DJ smooth, blue face on an oyster bracelet on my 7.25 wrist and felt it was a t. If you got a DJ36 & and a big wrist can you post a pic (and your wrist size).
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I had a 36mm DJ smooth, blue face on an oyster bracelet on my 7.25 wrist and . I'm hoping to get a 36mm OP with steel dial this year (chances aren't great, but I can dream), so I totally get the appeal of the watch. That said, I have closer to a 6.5" wrist, so I wouldn't be much help.
If you got a DJ36 & and a big wrist can you post a pic (and your wrist size). Your choice is obvious. You prefer a date function and you don’t like the thick bezel on the DJ41. I had a 36mm DJ smooth, blue face on an oyster bracelet on my 7.25 wrist and felt it was a tad small imho. I now have a SD43 and love the size and heft of it with no complaints!! To each their own?! Your wrist size accommodates the Explorer well within reasonable means. I have owned a neo vintage 14270 Explorer as well as the 39mm (which I felt was larger than the original design and lacked the “style” of the 36mm), and finally my current Explorer, a 2021 era 124270 36mm on my 7.25” wrist.
I don't have a photo, but I've tried a 39mm Explorer on my 6.5" flat wrist. It was too big. I have had several 36mm watches, including Rolex, and they were perfect. Go 36.When it comes to wearability and comfort, the Rolex Datejust 36 and Rolex Datejust 41 cater to different wrist sizes and preferences. The Datejust 36, with its more modest 36mm case size, is a true classic in terms of comfort.
My wrist is 8" and I love my 36MM Datejust. I've had it 27 years and think it's a classic look, but this might be a generational thing. I have several watches, some as big as 45mm, and a couple sized 34mm. I have a pretty big wrist and a 36mm, I notice it feels a lot smaller after wearing a watch like a yacht master, but after a couple hours of wear it looks and feels like a great size. I initially dismissed the idea of a 36mm watch until I was at the AD trying on a few watches. I had my eye on the Tudor Black Bay 41 but didn’t like the sizing on my 6.75 inch wrist. After trying on the 36mm version and loving it, my sales . While a more classic diameter at 36mm, it still has an impressive weight on the wrist – the precious metal-like heft that Rolex provides in their steel watches. Looks-wise . the modern Datejust offers the same elegant sensibilities as its vintage counterparts.
I'm hoping to get a 36mm OP with steel dial this year (chances aren't great, but I can dream), so I totally get the appeal of the watch. That said, I have closer to a 6.5" wrist, so I wouldn't be much help. If you got a DJ36 & and a big wrist can you post a pic (and your wrist size). Your choice is obvious. You prefer a date function and you don’t like the thick bezel on the DJ41.
I had a 36mm DJ smooth, blue face on an oyster bracelet on my 7.25 wrist and felt it was a tad small imho. I now have a SD43 and love the size and heft of it with no complaints!! To each their own?!
Your wrist size accommodates the Explorer well within reasonable means. I have owned a neo vintage 14270 Explorer as well as the 39mm (which I felt was larger than the original design and lacked the “style” of the 36mm), and finally my current Explorer, a 2021 era 124270 36mm on my 7.25” wrist. I don't have a photo, but I've tried a 39mm Explorer on my 6.5" flat wrist. It was too big. I have had several 36mm watches, including Rolex, and they were perfect. Go 36.When it comes to wearability and comfort, the Rolex Datejust 36 and Rolex Datejust 41 cater to different wrist sizes and preferences. The Datejust 36, with its more modest 36mm case size, is a true classic in terms of comfort.
My wrist is 8" and I love my 36MM Datejust. I've had it 27 years and think it's a classic look, but this might be a generational thing. I have several watches, some as big as 45mm, and a couple sized 34mm. I have a pretty big wrist and a 36mm, I notice it feels a lot smaller after wearing a watch like a yacht master, but after a couple hours of wear it looks and feels like a great size. I initially dismissed the idea of a 36mm watch until I was at the AD trying on a few watches. I had my eye on the Tudor Black Bay 41 but didn’t like the sizing on my 6.75 inch wrist. After trying on the 36mm version and loving it, my sales .
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To get an understanding of the background and history of the Rolex Explorer, let’s have a look at all of the Rolex Explorer models below. List of Rolex Explorer Models Explorer 6150: 1953 (pre-explorer)
36mm rolex on big wrist|Rolex datejust 36 with diamonds
