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I was debating few years ago between 41 vs 36...end up going with 36 and honestly cannot be more happy with the decision...the watch just fits perfect in my opinion + the overall proportion of the watch and how confortable it feels without having a bulky feeling on my wrist. Since that moment I've never wear again any of my other watches on the bigger size and personally again I feel discomfort any time I try to hear them...recently got the dj36 mint is just georgeous and again perfect size and fit. Hafiz Great content as always
@@pedrot1152 Yeah, personal preference is key. We have very similar wrist sizes and I feel 39 is too small. Happy to hear that you found a size that is perfect for you!
The 36mm is way more beautiful, more elegant and more useful. I had the gmt master 2 and yatchmaster with blue dial. never felt comfortable to wear daily and my wrist is 17 cm. The 36mm fix perfect for daily use and to Sport and formal occasions. The best Rolex ever
I agree. My wrist is 18.5 cm and the 36 Rolex watches fit perfect. Not too big, not too small. Love my 124270 and 16234. I even sold my Pelagos because I felt like a potato farmer with it on my wrist.
36 is useless is for bigger people. I’m 6’5 not sure of my exact wrist size but over 7 inches. I use to own a 36 DJ and had a couple people ask why I’m wearing a ladies watch… 41 for me dawg
@@GunGlutton yeah I’m 6’1 and my 36mm daydate seems too small for me to wear everyday for my size but if it was the 40mm I think It would fit my size better
@@GunGlutton that’s because people have been conditioned to think bigger == better for watches over the last decade. 7” wrist isn’t that big. I know people with larger wrists wearing smaller watches. The thing with them is, their masculinity is sturdy enough to withstand the second-rate insults of lesser men.
One significant difference is in the smooth bezel version of these watches. The 36mm has a domed smooth bezel whereas the 41mm has a flat smooth bezel. 36mm is my choice for the smooth bezel version of this watch.
The smooth bezel on the 36 is absolute perfection. Had some hands-on time recently before expressing my interest for the silver. Hope to get the call soon.
Definitely going for the 36mm... waiting on the silver version , fluted, jubilee... gorgeous understated class. Wears quite small on my 7 inch wrist but it's the perfect daily size. Much more comfy and light
@@CBUCK1994 given up on DateJust. Too expensive too shiny, and much better more useful watches out there for me, for a better price (Black bay 54 is one I'm looking at, or many others, but I'm pretty much over rolex at the moment. Didn't get a call in 12 months, even though I'm on two ad lists...apparently)
I did have the 36mm blue dial and sold it unfortunately...while I have a 6.5 inch wrist and do believe I can pull off either the 36 or 41mm, it's nice having something more substantial on the wrist. Ageed ! There is a place for both in ones collection.
Great review, thanks Hafiz🙂👍So, my preference is the DJ36. To my taste, it's more proportionate. The 41's bezel looks wide, the lugs look thick, the crown looks small. With 7.25 inch wrist, DJ36 for me, please.
I am in this same dilemma! My AD has me down for a 36 DJ but I am always thinking should I change to 41? Resale value right now is in favor of 41 as the market for 36 is weak. However for a watch to stand the test of time I would bet money that the tried and true 36 will continue to be stylish 50 years from now as opposed to the 41 that might not be as timeless
I had the same situation, I bought a 41 due to the market and have a 36 ordered but will take 6-12 months for delivery. I think the 36 is better for everyday wear
Picked up a MAMACOO's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
omg this is the only helpful video i have found when it comes to showcasing the ONLY importance between sizes in these watches.... and it is the way they look on the wrist. Thank you!
My watch was purchased 2 years ago from MAMACOO and, to this day, it still looks and runs as well as it did the day it arrived. That movement has never missed a beat despite never having been serviced. I can't complain about that.
Nobody does watch comparisons like this gentleman. Could you do DJ 36 in steel versus Day Date 36 in white gold? I want to see if how good of a fight DJ 36 puts up despite costing only a quarter of DD.
This would be a very interesting. Owning both I can tell you that Day-date will be a clear winner here. The weight and the bracelet gives Day-date a huge advantage. If I have to chose only one watch for my collection it would be a 36mm Day-date made out of platinum with domed bezel. It’s a truly amazing watch.
The way the Rolex measures their watches is so strange compared to how everyone else does it. With me 52 mm wrist span, the 36 would be the way to go for me, but I still feel that it is just a bit too small.
Been watching your videos for a while now and was inspired to start a collection. Started with the AMZWATCH, its specs for price and clean looks, now am looking for a dress watch to add.
I am on the (long) waiting list for a DateJust, and I have both the green and blue motif on order to test out both. I’m starting to think the smooth blue dial may be the best looking. And of course, I’ve ordered both on jubilee with fluted bezel. What colour should I go for? I like the blue motif, but will is still be desirable in years to come? Any advice or help would be really appreciated. Thanks.
I have the same wrist size (maybe slightly bigger) and am trying to decide between the two sizes. Initially wanted the 36, but looking at you wearing the 41, it looks really good and not too substantial.
If the 41 hang off your wrist u need a 36mm when the watch hang it means lug to lug is to long for your wrist but all and all I chooses 41 but I gave to admit the 36mm is actually the perfect dimensions. And the 40 is best president size
Both of these are classic and wear well. I will add one of these to my collection. The DJ is a must and classic addition, timeless. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I have a 7 inch wrist. I am still deciding between the 41 and 36. Thanks for the informative video. I think I still need to try them on to make a final decision.
I have the same wrist size and tried them both, but it still is hard to choose. They look both great on my wrist, but I think the 36mm just that tiny bit more versatile. It’s the original size of the datejust. The smaller size makes it that little bit more dressy and classic. And I also think it will be the more popular one in the future as it’s more unisex aswell.
Am I the only one that cant stop looking at the wimbledon indicie at 9? i understand its an attempt at balancing the dial, but its so out of place... id love a wimbledon, but this detail kills me
Hello Hafiz, just found your channel upon looking for the DJ 36 vs 41 difference, holy moly your video quality is insane and you helped me with the decision very much, thank you! made me subscribe.
I've recently began my obsession as a watch collector. And i must say- out of all the luxury brands I've been researching, for me the MAMACOO's watches are the most intriguing.
Yea i was going to purchase a 36 and i swear it looks larger in videos and pictures when i put it on my wrist i said oh hell na (even though 36 is the original case size) i opted for a 41
Thank you for this video. I recently purchased a 41 and it feels small lol but I checked the measurements and they are as said in the video. I thought I had a 36! Happy with my DJ 41 in oystersteel and yellow gold 👏🏼
Hot take….both sizes are terrible for average sized mens’ wrists (6.5-7 inches) in 2024. 36 has become so acceptable for females that it looks almost delicate on a man in contemporary terms and the 41 is simply too big. My God they would sell like crazy it there was a happy medium at 38mm!
@r2l100 So I actually picked up my DJ 41 today and my AD had to order an extra link. I think my wrist is little over 8 inches in circumference, with 16 inch forearms and 20 inch biceps. I think the 36 would be comical but I’m definitely on the larger side of men lol.
@r2l100 Completely respect your view, but imho, wrist size of circa 7-7.5” is the divider… below then 36, above then 41, generally. I’m far from an arm wrestler, but I’m of stockier, muscular build and 36 just looks silly on me, especially when viewed relative to the whole arm. Even my wife (the boss! ;-)) agrees, and she really dislikes big, brash watches. All that said man, wear what works for you, if it’s 36 then all good! I think proportionally, at least in terms of the bezel, maybe the 36 is nicer than the 41, so that’s a plus! I think too watches are relative to whole collection: Wear a Sub(41) and then anything smaller will look noticeably so. Personally, my range is 39-42. Ps. Humans have got taller & bigger (fatter) over the last 100 years - fact. Mainly due to improved nutrition (and over indulging - certainly my case! Haha) So, whilst wrists themselves have likely not changed size, how a watch looks on them, relative the the whole body, has. All the best 👍🏻
If you were to buy a DJ41mm, with fluted bezel, it would be Rolesor (18ct) on the dial, and bezel, but what about the bracelet, lets say an oyster bracelet in that configuration, or would it be fully steel?
I honestly think the 36mm is the goat for this particular piece. If I was a huge armed bodybuilder the 41 would be nice but the look of the 41 on an average wrist to me is just a bit silly. But if it makes you happy go for it.
I understand that the 36 is the traditional design, but compared to the 41, the bracelet looks too thick, and the bezel seems too small. A smaller size with the proportions of the 41 would have been perfect.
7.25” wrist here - tried both. DJ 41 is a blingier watch but the DJ 36 wears much better on my wrist. PS - 36-38 mm Iis the classic and historically popular men’s watch size before the likes of Hublot, Panerai, etc made wearing a dinner plate on your wrist a fashion.
Hi, I have a 36mm, smooth bezel, oyster bracelet, but it weighs 115grams, online it states it should be 120grams, I've had no link's removed too. Please can you tell me weight of yours?
Great Video. Excellent information/details etc - I was just thinking about a 36mm watch recently, so this video was perfect. Good thing is like most people, I have more than one watch, and a 36mm Rolex would be a great addition to any watch collection. People mention resale values - this watch size is in the sweet spot to be worn by men and women - thus the market for resale will still be strong. And then you remember the old saying - Never sell your Rolex.
I had the same debate few years ago 41vs36 and no brain with the 36...just feels perfect and once you will use 36 you will never be able to go on the big size again...is just confortable
Marketing, consumer perception. I believe the DJ41 measures at 39.5. They rounded up. But then added a 1mm for good (or bad!) measure. It’s strange indeed. I read it’s because generally people have wanted bigger watches over time so Rolex have played on this fact.
Great review Hafiz. Totally got it why it's called DJ41(40.8mm is satisfying diameter). I pickup my first beautiful 126334 fluted ss jubilee from my AD june21 and I'm 5'9 with 7 inch wrist, DJ41 daily so comfortable. Thank you so much awesome videos!
What's your wrist size Hafiz? (I assume the male model in the video is you). I'm very torn between the sizes, but the 41 in your video looks better IMO.
I don’t know all the fuss about the size. Everybody should put their money on what they feel comfortable with. Personally and from an aesthetically point of view concerning the proportions of the DJ the 36 looks best. I like smaller watches and only wear watches from 36-38 and I’m fine. The only exception is my 42 mm Speedy but the design of the case allows guys like me to wear them even with a wrist size of only 6.75 inches or 17 cm. I tried on the 41 DJ but for my personal taste it’s kind of out of place in proportions. Although I’m a gym dude with big forearms I could easily rock the 41 mm, but I prefer the original aesthetic of the 36 and it flows well on my wrist in general. The 41 just feels unnatural. It’s also important when trying on different sizes to always have a look in the mirror and how the watch is wearing from the side with your forearms exposed to get a whole view and not just only from above by looking on your wrist.
Great comparison - video great photography - you have no ego which is very refreshing from other watch tubers like bark and crap - and drunk watch gringa - keep up the good work and just concentrate on watch reviews
Nah, regarding size, this is due to the fact, that the DJ is the unisex model that most women go for when buying a watch. They need the 36 and the 31 absolutely in their lineup.
36 is too small on Hafiz' wrist. You see more of bracelet than the watch on wrist. Looks more like a jewellery piece - old style and more suited to women.
Hafiz-I have been torn between the DJ 36 silver dial and slate, white rolesor, jubilee. My #1 watch is the GMT Master II in Red/Black bezel. I thought I wanted the most transition in dial in a second Rolex. After two months of reflection, the silver dial, hash indices seems so basic, almost washed out. I find the slate a dramatic contrast to the beauty of the white rolesor and jubilee. Can you chime in on this? I have an AD looking for me now, so I hope I will get it, soon. Thanks, Ned
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Thank you.
You are the first one I have seen who compared dial sizes. It is such an important item, yet people just glance over it. Bravo.
Agreed, insightful
I was debating few years ago between 41 vs 36...end up going with 36 and honestly cannot be more happy with the decision...the watch just fits perfect in my opinion + the overall proportion of the watch and how confortable it feels without having a bulky feeling on my wrist. Since that moment I've never wear again any of my other watches on the bigger size and personally again I feel discomfort any time I try to hear them...recently got the dj36 mint is just georgeous and again perfect size and fit. Hafiz Great content as always
What's your wrist size?
@@NeoWahNah 7.3
@@pedrot1152 Yeah, personal preference is key. We have very similar wrist sizes and I feel 39 is too small. Happy to hear that you found a size that is perfect for you!
still happy with 36? i just put an order down for teh 36mm wimbledon green roman DJ, instead of 41mm
@rrkk773 36 is def the way to go no doubt and you cannot go wrong
The 36mm is way more beautiful, more elegant and more useful. I had the gmt master 2 and yatchmaster with blue dial. never felt comfortable to wear daily and my wrist is 17 cm. The 36mm fix perfect for daily use and to Sport and formal occasions. The best Rolex ever
I agree. My wrist is 18.5 cm and the 36 Rolex watches fit perfect. Not too big, not too small. Love my 124270 and 16234. I even sold my Pelagos because I felt like a potato farmer with it on my wrist.
36 is useless is for bigger people. I’m 6’5 not sure of my exact wrist size but over 7 inches. I use to own a 36 DJ and had a couple people ask why I’m wearing a ladies watch… 41 for me dawg
Everyone's different, but yeah, same here I prefer the DJ36🙂👍
@@GunGlutton yeah I’m 6’1 and my 36mm daydate seems too small for me to wear everyday for my size but if it was the 40mm I think It would fit my size better
@@GunGlutton that’s because people have been conditioned to think bigger == better for watches over the last decade.
7” wrist isn’t that big. I know people with larger wrists wearing smaller watches. The thing with them is, their masculinity is sturdy enough to withstand the second-rate insults of lesser men.
Love my 41 two tone champagne dial, fluted bezel on jubilee
Found the 41 a bit too big and the 36 waaaaay too small. Too bad they didn't make a 38 or 39.
I got the 36mm blue DJ flutted bezel and jubilee braclet - what a beauty it is!
One significant difference is in the smooth bezel version of these watches. The 36mm has a domed smooth bezel whereas the 41mm has a flat smooth bezel. 36mm is my choice for the smooth bezel version of this watch.
110% agree with you smooth 36+jubilee simply perfect!
The smooth bezel on the 36 is absolute perfection. Had some hands-on time recently before expressing my interest for the silver. Hope to get the call soon.
Was wondering if they were different or if was just seeing things. Now that you point that out I like the domed more
same choice here bro
Definitely going for the 36mm... waiting on the silver version , fluted, jubilee... gorgeous understated class. Wears quite small on my 7 inch wrist but it's the perfect daily size. Much more comfy and light
i also have a 7inch wrist what do you think did you wear it
@@CBUCK1994 given up on DateJust. Too expensive too shiny, and much better more useful watches out there for me, for a better price (Black bay 54 is one I'm looking at, or many others, but I'm pretty much over rolex at the moment. Didn't get a call in 12 months, even though I'm on two ad lists...apparently)
I did have the 36mm blue dial and sold it unfortunately...while I have a 6.5 inch wrist and do believe I can pull off either the 36 or 41mm, it's nice having something more substantial on the wrist. Ageed ! There is a place for both in ones collection.
a 41 on a 6.5 wrist is a saucer. stop
@@IXIFrostIXI No it's not...stop. Look at the video. The guy has a 6.5" wrist and the blue 41 looks fine on him.
Great review, thanks Hafiz🙂👍So, my preference is the DJ36. To my taste, it's more proportionate. The 41's bezel looks wide, the lugs look thick, the crown looks small. With 7.25 inch wrist, DJ36 for me, please.
I am in this same dilemma! My AD has me down for a 36 DJ but I am always thinking should I change to 41? Resale value right now is in favor of 41 as the market for 36 is weak. However for a watch to stand the test of time I would bet money that the tried and true 36 will continue to be stylish 50 years from now as opposed to the 41 that might not be as timeless
Not so sure….Guys are getting bigger every decade.
I’m 6’2 with 7.25 inch wrist and far from being classed as tall or big when out with the guys.
I had the same situation, I bought a 41 due to the market and have a 36 ordered but will take 6-12 months for delivery. I think the 36 is better for everyday wear
Picked up a MAMACOO's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
Such a helpful review here! Had no idea of the fullness of the bracelet on the 36. I am now going to look at both options. TY!
omg this is the only helpful video i have found when it comes to showcasing the ONLY importance between sizes in these watches.... and it is the way they look on the wrist. Thank you!
My watch was purchased 2 years ago from MAMACOO and, to this day, it still looks and runs as well as it did the day it arrived. That movement has never missed a beat despite never having been serviced. I can't complain about that.
Nobody does watch comparisons like this gentleman. Could you do DJ 36 in steel versus Day Date 36 in white gold? I want to see if how good of a fight DJ 36 puts up despite costing only a quarter of DD.
This would be a very interesting. Owning both I can tell you that Day-date will be a clear winner here. The weight and the bracelet gives Day-date a huge advantage. If I have to chose only one watch for my collection it would be a 36mm Day-date made out of platinum with domed bezel. It’s a truly amazing watch.
I’d second this comparison request between the DD & DJ but with YG.
As always the most thoughtful , well researched & eloquent watch channel around , MAMACOO keep coming !
36 fits me perfectly and not heavy but if your wrist so big get 41 , it’s simple 😊
The way the Rolex measures their watches is so strange compared to how everyone else does it. With me 52 mm wrist span, the 36 would be the way to go for me, but I still feel that it is just a bit too small.
I sold my 41mm DJ, it seemed like a pan on my wrist. I bought a 36mm day date instead. If it fits Tony Soprano it’ll fit most wrists.
Things change .. sopranos was in the 90s .. and James galdofini wore a submariner in real life 👍
I have both of these Rolex watches, my favorite watches. Very elegant made to perfection for sure can’t go wrong. Thanks for sharing.
Been watching your videos for a while now and was inspired to start a collection. Started with the AMZWATCH, its specs for price and clean looks, now am looking for a dress watch to add.
I have the exact same watch sized 36. Wimbledon dial, jubilee bracelet, fluted bezel, stainless steel. It looks perfect on my 18 cm wrist.
If Michael Jordan can comfortably wear a 36mm Rolex, everybody can
36 it's the perfect and classic size
41 looks so good. I love the proportions.
The difference is honestly very slight because the 36 has the same size dial as a sky dweller or submariner.
I am on the (long) waiting list for a DateJust, and I have both the green and blue motif on order to test out both. I’m starting to think the smooth blue dial may be the best looking.
And of course, I’ve ordered both on jubilee with fluted bezel. What colour should I go for? I like the blue motif, but will is still be desirable in years to come? Any advice or help would be really appreciated. Thanks.
I have the same wrist size (maybe slightly bigger) and am trying to decide between the two sizes. Initially wanted the 36, but looking at you wearing the 41, it looks really good and not too substantial.
Take the 36.
If the 41 hang off your wrist u need a 36mm when the watch hang it means lug to lug is to long for your wrist but all and all I chooses 41 but I gave to admit the 36mm is actually the perfect dimensions. And the 40 is best president size
No competition at all, the 36mm looks so much better and we'll proportioned
I would also add the DJ2 wears much bigger than the DJ41 due to its lug to lug length being quite larger
Both of these are classic and wear well. I will add one of these to my collection. The DJ is a must and classic addition, timeless. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely love that you have wrist shots that are different than most
I have a 7 inch wrist. I am still deciding between the 41 and 36. Thanks for the informative video. I think I still need to try them on to make a final decision.
I have the same wrist size and tried them both, but it still is hard to choose. They look both great on my wrist, but I think the 36mm just that tiny bit more versatile. It’s the original size of the datejust. The smaller size makes it that little bit more dressy and classic. And I also think it will be the more popular one in the future as it’s more unisex aswell.
I loved the detailed comparison of both!!! For me personally, I'll take the 36. The notion that it's a "women's size" is laughable.
I used to have a 36 and for some how it looks small to me as my brother told me. So I sold it and get 41.
That 36 Wimbledon 🥰
I've been debating this in my head lately, what a useful and informative video! Thanks Hafiz 😊
I have a 215mm wrist the DJ 41 is the ideal size for me.
Love MAMACOO watch,Such a great looking watch to match with the precisionist movement.
Am I the only one that cant stop looking at the wimbledon indicie at 9? i understand its an attempt at balancing the dial, but its so out of place... id love a wimbledon, but this detail kills me
Hello Hafiz, just found your channel upon looking for the DJ 36 vs 41 difference, holy moly your video quality is insane and you helped me with the decision very much, thank you! made me subscribe.
I am so happy you made this - i was debating with my Sales Associate should i go 41mm or 36mm in the wimbledon vs you have. Im glad i went with 36mm
Bought the 41mm two tone jubilee. But if Rolex ever comes out with a 38-39mm Datejust, my wallet will be crying.
The 41 is actually something around 39.5mm
I've recently began my obsession as a watch collector. And i must say- out of all the luxury brands I've been researching, for me the MAMACOO's watches are the most intriguing.
Love AMZWATCH watch, Such a great looking watch to match with the precisionist movement.
DJ41 with the fluted bezel feels too blingy and in your face.
You can go with the smooth bezel
38 or 39mm would be perfect, imho. 36 still very nice though.
Yea i was going to purchase a 36 and i swear it looks larger in videos and pictures when i put it on my wrist i said oh hell na (even though 36 is the original case size) i opted for a 41
36 all the way. It fits all wrist sizes, subtle, pure class. Real dress watch prior to 2009 when 41 was released.
Thank you for this video. I recently purchased a 41 and it feels small lol but I checked the measurements and they are as said in the video. I thought I had a 36! Happy with my DJ 41 in oystersteel and yellow gold 👏🏼
Hot take….both sizes are terrible for average sized mens’ wrists (6.5-7 inches) in 2024. 36 has become so acceptable for females that it looks almost delicate on a man in contemporary terms and the 41 is simply too big. My God they would sell like crazy it there was a happy medium at 38mm!
I think you might be right
Um they already sell like crazy 😂 you have small wrists
For those of us with 7”+ wrists especially, I personally feel the 36mm is just far too dainty. 41 for him, 36 for her. Lovely pairing non-the-less.
@r2l100 So I actually picked up my DJ 41 today and my AD had to order an extra link. I think my wrist is little over 8 inches in circumference, with 16 inch forearms and 20 inch biceps. I think the 36 would be comical but I’m definitely on the larger side of men lol.
@r2l100 Completely respect your view, but imho, wrist size of circa 7-7.5” is the divider… below then 36, above then 41, generally. I’m far from an arm wrestler, but I’m of stockier, muscular build and 36 just looks silly on me, especially when viewed relative to the whole arm. Even my wife (the boss! ;-)) agrees, and she really dislikes big, brash watches. All that said man, wear what works for you, if it’s 36 then all good! I think proportionally, at least in terms of the bezel, maybe the 36 is nicer than the 41, so that’s a plus! I think too watches are relative to whole collection: Wear a Sub(41) and then anything smaller will look noticeably so. Personally, my range is 39-42. Ps. Humans have got taller & bigger (fatter) over the last 100 years - fact. Mainly due to improved nutrition (and over indulging - certainly my case! Haha) So, whilst wrists themselves have likely not changed size, how a watch looks on them, relative the the whole body, has. All the best 👍🏻
I never wear above a 34mm Rolex on my 9 inch wrist.
@@papricep6248 Nice one!💪🏻
@r2l100 Too true 😆🤛🏻
Great video quality & content. Bravo 👏🏾
If you were to buy a DJ41mm, with fluted bezel, it would be Rolesor (18ct) on the dial, and bezel, but what about the bracelet, lets say an oyster bracelet in that configuration, or would it be fully steel?
I honestly think the 36mm is the goat for this particular piece. If I was a huge armed bodybuilder the 41 would be nice but the look of the 41 on an average wrist to me is just a bit silly. But if it makes you happy go for it.
I understand that the 36 is the traditional design, but compared to the 41, the bracelet looks too thick, and the bezel seems too small. A smaller size with the proportions of the 41 would have been perfect.
7.25” wrist here - tried both. DJ 41 is a blingier watch but the DJ 36 wears much better on my wrist.
PS - 36-38 mm Iis the classic and historically popular men’s watch size before the likes of Hublot, Panerai, etc made wearing a dinner plate on your wrist a fashion.
Great video! Could you do a comparison of DJ 41 and Day date 40? Thanks!
Hi, I have a 36mm, smooth bezel, oyster bracelet, but it weighs 115grams, online it states it should be 120grams, I've had no link's removed too. Please can you tell me weight of yours?
Could you please do a video of the New Air Rig 126900?
Amazing content as usual hafiz
36mm just too small on my wrist. 41mm perfect
Hafiz, can you make a video comparing the Speedmaster 321 Ed white with the Rolex Daytona?
Great Video. Excellent information/details etc - I was just thinking about a 36mm watch recently, so this video was perfect.
Good thing is like most people, I have more than one watch, and a 36mm Rolex would be a great addition to any watch collection.
People mention resale values - this watch size is in the sweet spot to be worn by men and women - thus the market for resale will still be strong.
And then you remember the old saying - Never sell your Rolex.
I had the same debate few years ago 41vs36 and no brain with the 36...just feels perfect and once you will use 36 you will never be able to go on the big size again...is just confortable
This is what I call a review! Thank you
The DJ41 is actually measured to be 39.0 mm. Why is it not called DJ39?
Marketing, consumer perception. I believe the DJ41 measures at 39.5. They rounded up. But then added a 1mm for good (or bad!) measure. It’s strange indeed. I read it’s because generally people have wanted bigger watches over time so Rolex have played on this fact.
Great review Hafiz. Totally got it why it's called DJ41(40.8mm is satisfying diameter). I pickup my first beautiful 126334 fluted ss jubilee from my AD june21 and I'm 5'9 with 7 inch wrist, DJ41 daily so comfortable. Thank you so much awesome videos!
I just got mine a few days ago! I think we have the same height and for sure 7” wrist!
Just need to get it sized as a watch dealer sourced mine for me
Great video! This was very helpful, I was looking for a video like this for a long time :)
Time to compare both black dial and white dial steel Daytonas
One’s black. One’s white. Very difficult to get either from the AD. Done. 😉😆
41mm vs 36mm bad boy ! Bigger is better ?
I sold my 36 and now got 41. Just like women, bigger is better lol.
What's your wrist size Hafiz? (I assume the male model in the video is you). I'm very torn between the sizes, but the 41 in your video looks better IMO.
What is your wrist size ?
Is wearing this watch haraam as fluted bezel is white gold
Please advice
Excelente exponation.
I bought both sizes and very happy.
Great vid....how tall are you? (for watch size referrence))
Hi. I’m 188cm/6’2”.
I don’t know all the fuss about the size. Everybody should put their money on what they feel comfortable with.
Personally and from an aesthetically point of view concerning the proportions of the DJ the 36 looks best. I like smaller watches and only wear watches from 36-38 and I’m fine. The only exception is my 42 mm Speedy but the design of the case allows guys like me to wear them even with a wrist size of only 6.75 inches or 17 cm. I tried on the 41 DJ but for my personal taste it’s kind of out of place in proportions. Although I’m a gym dude with big forearms I could easily rock the 41 mm, but I prefer the original aesthetic of the 36 and it flows well on my wrist in general. The 41 just feels unnatural. It’s also important when trying on different sizes to always have a look in the mirror and how the watch is wearing from the side with your forearms exposed to get a whole view and not just only from above by looking on your wrist.
Fantastic attention to detail. Thanks.
Thank you for accurate sizing comparison
Whats the diference in prices ?
39mm would be perfect size :D
You're awesome. I've been actually looking for this comparison as im debating which once to get
Great comparison - video great photography - you have no ego which is very refreshing from other watch tubers like bark and crap - and drunk watch gringa - keep up the good work and just concentrate on watch reviews
your videos are amazing friend keep up the great work we love your content , hopefully one day i can own one
Would a 36mm suit a big wrist?
36 sometimes look a bit small for men and 41 is a bit large. I used to have 36 but sold and got 41. Just preference.
Wow. What an amazing comparison.
41mm. is just Too Big. Rolex should have only bumped the size up by 2 or 3mm.
Best watch channel going
Take a shot everytime he says dj fml
Nicely done video 👍🏾
Nah, regarding size, this is due to the fact, that the DJ is the unisex model that most women go for when buying a watch. They need the 36 and the 31 absolutely in their lineup.
The proportions of the 36 is way better than 41. But if you have a big wrist, go get the 41.
36 is too small on Hafiz' wrist. You see more of bracelet than the watch on wrist. Looks more like a jewellery piece - old style and more suited to women.
Thank you for great review! I’m 36 mm guy.
Hafiz-I have been torn between the DJ 36 silver dial and slate, white rolesor, jubilee. My #1 watch is the GMT Master II in Red/Black bezel. I thought I wanted the most transition in dial in a second Rolex. After two months of reflection, the silver dial, hash indices seems so basic, almost washed out. I find the slate a dramatic contrast to the beauty of the white rolesor and jubilee. Can you chime in on this? I have an AD looking for me now, so I hope I will get it, soon. Thanks, Ned
Great video!!
Excellent review. Thank you
Very nicely explained
The 36mm looks so much more elegant!
36 mm mich better proportions
It's a ladies watch though.