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Fluted/jubilee. I get a sense of nostalgia - as a young boy I remember seeing these on the wrist of my grandfather and uncles.
A fresh picture of the Datejust 41mm rhodium dial of my brother
a cool piece. He prefers this version because ge thinks that it looks more contemporary than the fluted bezel-jubilee bracelet one. I don’t know if you agree.
Fx
Yep, I agree👍🏻
Although when I look closer into the world of the Datejust and all the variations available, I can find a few others very appealing as well.
My preference is the smooth bezel with the oyster bracelet on the datejust. [nt]
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I prefer the classic look for a DJ.
Fluted/jubilee. I get a sense of nostalgia - as a young boy I remember seeing these on the wrist of my grandfather and uncles.
I view it as my modern, vintage inspired Rolex. The current jubilee bracelet offers supreme construction, comfort and usability.
cheers
fernando
Yes... but the chance to get one increases in smaller towns, it is what I saw here in France or in Spain [nt]
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If I were to buy a DJ today..
It would be this style. However, my first luxury watch was a DJ given to me almost 20 years ago from my wife when I graduated biz school. This watch is a classic and will always get wrist time. 36mm (I don’t think there was even a 40+mm option back then).
But again, today, smooth bevel oyster bracelet would be my preference.
Cheers
Drew
But again, today, smooth bevel oyster bracelet would be my preference.
Cheers
Drew
