Jay (Eire)
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OP 36
On the road, or about to be at least. Another opportunity for some extended time with a single watch.
It is a sensible watch choice this time, right size for both business and casual days and a bit of colour to keep it interesting.
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OP 36
On the road, or about to be at least. Another opportunity for some extended time with a single watch. It is a sensible watch choice this time, right size for both business and casual days and a bit of colour to keep it interesting. ...
36mm, you say? I expected that to wear super small.
Looks perfect, and fun-yet-not-too-flashy. Safe travels
When there was a OP39 I thought that would be perfect.
But it was actually a little too big. For me, it’s OK to own a Submariner etc and for those to be big. But this watch seemed best in the smaller package.
If your wrist allows.
Otherwise it can look a bit like a saucer / plate on the wrist.
Perfect watch to travel with.
I moved a couple of months ago and wore my 36mm Explorer just about the entire time, and I am wearing it as I type. Enjoy your trip.
Thank you.
The 36mm Explorer is the perfect no fuss companion. These OP can be that too, depending on the dial colour. I hesitate to say my watch here maybe doesn’t carry the “no fuss” tag given the splash of colour.
