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Jay (Eire) presents a compelling argument for the enduring appeal of the 36mm Rolex, showcasing two examples separated by four decades. His post invites readers to reconsider the relevance of classic case sizes in an era often dominated by larger watches. This exploration highlights how certain dimensions transcend fleeting trends, maintaining their charm and wearability over generations.
I havenโt seen that dial on the DD before. What is the ref please?
You are definitely one of the most stylish members of WPS!
They don't look like 36mm. probably like me, on the smallish wrist size.
Itโs the motion of the gearsโฆ ๐๐๐
I had taken a shot indoors during a coffee stop, but it really needed some natural light so I took a quick detour.
When I look at the pictures like this I do often wonder what Iโm doing wearing 40mm watches for example. But they do look a little smaller in real life, although on the bracelet each definitely wears bigger than if they were on a strap.
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