Rolex

In the sea of vintage Subs and GMTs we don't see very many references to possibly the most iconic Rolex, the Datejust. While the jury's out on whether the DJII will become an icon here's a picture of my newest acquisition. Over the last few months the wea...  

Not the size which I found was fine But the hands which are out of proportion with the lume indices If that was not the case I would jump for the 116300 Right now Let's hope they can sort it out soon Best Imran

I find it a bit too big, and prefer the former version, but yes you're right, the DJ deserves much more interest here. This is why I thank you. And you elaborated your love and attraction for this watch very well, too, I have to say. Best, Nicolas.

The hands are a little thin and this is accentuated by the hands being creased down the middle. This means that only one facet of the hands catches the light making them appear even smaller. I'd have preferred slightly smaller indices of polished white go... 

...it takes some getting used to those large size DJs. However, overall I really like the 116300 except for the oversized indecis. However, I am not very optimistic that Rolex will sort that out. Apparently, they stopped producing the wonderful small inde... 

and thanks for posting yours. Here's my old 1600 for comparison, it's definitely very interesting to study the evolution of the watch in 40 years. ...  

It truly is a great watch. I noticed you said you had to either wear a watch with a rubber strap or wait until you get to the office to put a watch on. You might, however, be able to have the best of both worlds with any watch you own. Rolex does have a v...