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In this blog post, we’ll review the different purchasing options for the Rolex Datejust 36mm, as well as the different variety of combinations offered for this watch. This year, Rolex updated a few watches, including the legendary Datejust. This is one of the most iconic clocks in history, and Rolex released a new variant for Baselworld 2019.
The first of the Rolex Datejust collection was released in 1945, a timepiece that would be one of the most popular options for Rolex enthusiasts to purchase. Since then, the Rolex Datejust 36mm line of watches has expanded over the years, some different options include choices of different case materials and color schemes for dials and bracelets.
The Rolex Datejust 36mm was the world’s first wristwatch with a date display that could change automatically. In 1954, the watch dial was improved by adding the “cyclops” lens over the date on top of the dial, improving the readability of the front display. The first 36mm model of the Rolex Datejust was to be the standard size millimeter and remains popular for horology enthusiasts who prefer a more traditional look of Rolex. As of recently, the Rolex Datejust 36 has become higher in demand as a women’s watch. The 36mm is slightly larger than other vintage women’s watches– the larger millimeter gives this watch a more modern feel. Also, the Rolex Datejust has made an important impact on pop culture; some owners include Paul Newman, Winston Churchill, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Michael Jordan. In order to help you make a more informed purchase, Rubber B decided it would be a good idea to go through the different options available for the Rolex Datejust 36mm in this article.
The Rolex Datejust 36mm is a perfect option for an entry-level watch buyer. Because of its classic feel and affordability (prices start at around $6,000). All 36mm models in stainless steel have smooth bezels. It can be worn for any occasion, casual or in luxurious settings (it fits perfectly under a suit cuff) and has a variety of dial color options available.
One of the biggest choices when deciding on your Rolex Datejust 36mm is whether you prefer an Oyster or Jubilee bracelet. Oyster bracelets have a more classic feel, they’re understated, they were the original bracelet to be paired with the Rolex Datejust. The Jubilee bracelet makes more of a statement, it’s shinier, and it’s typically more expensive.
If you prefer the appearance of a more fluted bezel, a white gold/stainless steel option of the Rolex Datejust 36mm may be a better option for you. The solid options are better if you prefer the general overall look of a stainless steel model. The stainless steel option is a bit more expensive than the full steel models due to the better quality of the material.
There is an obvious visible contrast between the materials on this watch that really make it stand out. Unlike the two-tone white gold watch, the yellow gold options feature gold on the bezel and the bracelet. Buyers can choose between either an Oyster or a Jubilee bracelet. There are more options for dial and bezel combinations on this watch. For bezel options, consumers can decide between a smooth, fluted, or diamond-jeweled bezel (smooth being the most affordable, fluted slightly more expensive, and diamond being the most expensive). The variety of dial options includes two new designs in gold show in the image also black, silver, champagne, green, white, and mother of pearl. The champagne option is the most popular, and the mother of pearl option is the most expensive.
The Everose Gold two-tone model ‘Rolesor’ has most of the same purchase options as the yellow-gold version. This model has a more subtle sense of luxury due to the rose-gold color as opposed to the eye-catching yellow gold. It also comes with an option of an Oyster or a Jubilee bracelet. On the dial, buyers can decide between standard, Roman numeral, or diamond dial markers. In dial colors, the options black, white, chocolate, rose, white, and mother of pearl options are available. For the bezel, there are fluted, smooth, and diamond options. The most expensive version of this watch would be the Everose Gold with the mother of pearl dial and diamond dial markers.
With the Rolex Datejust 36mm being one of the most appealing sizes, it has become one of the most popular Rolexes of all. With the iconic “cyclops” lens and groundbreaking automatic display window with a variety of customizable options, this watch will not disappoint. The Rolex Datejust 36mm are available in stainless steel, steel white gold two-tone, steel yellow gold two-tone, and steel rose gold two-tone.
Waiting List for Rolex Datejust 36mm – Rubber B Straps – Years 2019-present (reference 126*** ONLY).
Rubber B will be producing watch straps for the newest version of this watch (after the 2019 versions). A uniquely innovative strap is in production, specifically designed and calibrated for the Rolex Datejust 36mm. Members of this list will receive an email notification on the first day of availability. You can sign up here.
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