First Rolex One Year Later - Long Term Review of Rolex Datejust 16030

[@ktollstam]

I purchased my 16030 new in 1972. I have worn it daily for 52 years, except for those times when I had it serviced. It works perfectly.

[@bdumon]

Love this watch. I have the same 36mm Datejust but on the oyster bracelet from 1986. I got it from my father for my college graduation. He got it for spending 25 years at IBM (remember when companies gave you a Rolex for your loyalty?). I've had mine serviced twice in 34 years and it runs like brand new after this last time. Oh, and I still swim in mine...

[@terminal-velocity111]

That’s a lovely story. I have my fathers datejust and wear this every day and on all occasions. It’s been serviced a few times in 30 years and still runs perfectly.

[@martinward7239]

@@terminal-velocity111 I bought a 1970/71 1601. White gold bezel, hands and indices with a silver dial on a jubilee bracelet in 2005. For 750 quid(UK Pounds). I was born in 1969 and at the time had been looking for the exact one but 69/70 for my birth year watch and could not find one. Could find some but not the white gold 1601. I was travelling to Australia from the UK and I loved having a stopover in Singapore. Best Zoo ever purely because of the night safari. Whilst there I was browsing the places I had seen great watches before, looking for a watch for my fiancé at the time and drooling over the offerings in ADs. I'd decided on a Rado ceramic for her and called her to meet me at the store. Prior to this she had never had a nice watch at all. And she didn't really appreciate any of my watches. I was REALLY into diving back then.. She loved the look and style of the Rado. As we left she looked at the watches in the window, I had to be honest I just strolled straight in. 'Isn't that the same Rolex you've been wittering on about for years?' No box, no papers. Tried it on, asked for a loupe and to see serial number, then bought it. Mine has the 1570 movement. To be fair it has been faultless. I look after my watches and for 9 months back in 2012 it was my daily wearer. I wore it when I got married in 2008. I wore it for a weekend competing in a BBQ competition because I forgot to take it off and put a more suitable watch on. It had been polished when I purchased it and just before my wedding I had it lightly groomed and serviced by my local watchmaker and he told me the bracelet is from 1986. To me that is exactly what a quality piece should be all about when buying vintage, it comes with history. Why was the bracelet replaced in 1986? My guess is probably stretch. It was 15 years old by then and if worn loose it would probably have stretched. It also only had one service mark on the case back and that is 1986 also. I left school in 1986. Last September my watchmaker gave it a service and sympathetic groom as it was getting a little fast, I think it was +12s a day. Currently I've put it on to write this, it is +2s a day when worn and -5 when not worn. I originally had planned to keep looking for a 69/70 but now.. This is the undisputed king of my collection and I utterly enjoy picking it up, setting the time and date and wearing it. Not because it's Rolex, although I didn't look for another brand as my birthdate piece. But because it came with history. I have added history. It is the epitome of THE classic mans watch to me and in white gold is beautifully understated.

[@gafakyusef6201]

How is the accuracy after all these years? Enjoy your watch for many more years 👍

[@vanidge]

i dont know why people think 36 is too small, i think its a good happy go medium.

[@opnoob1]

its too small if you wrist is of average size. if you have small wrists, could work. can't completely ignore trends though, 39 is about as small as anyone will go these days.

[@natfingerboard]

@@opnoob1 so much so that it's almost impossible to find anything under 40 new these days, just vintage.

[@campkira]

depend on your wrist... i had thin wrist but 36 still too small....feel like a old man watch...

[@folkswithnoface3887]

indeed, ihave a skeleton wrist for nature and find unpleasant to wear something bigger...

[@kenn82draw]

@vanidge Agreed. I'm 6'3'', 260lbs with a 7 inch wrist and my DJ 36 wears great. I also have a 34mm Tudor Prince Oysterdate and a 35mm Omega with a monoblock case and they look perfectly at home on my scale.

[@RichardsModellingAdventures]

Perfect size. The more I get into watches the more I appreciate smaller case sizes. I have a 7.25 wrist.

[@Sandbag1300]

I was given a similar Datejust watch new in 1982. Wore it daily for 18 years. Had it serviced by Rolex and it sat in a safe for the last 20 years. After purchasing one of those bigger 41mm watches last year I went back to wearing the Datejust. The bigger, and heavier, watches look like something out of a cartoon to me and give me the impression people will go back to smaller watches in time.

[@android61242]

The proportions on the DJ are perfect. You can see how the skx looks "blown out" whereas the Rolex has that classic watch shape. I think it's a mix of being a product of its time and also that the DJ helped define the ideal watch in the minds of many of us.

[@24hourstime]

Absolutely agree. This case proportions great!

[@kingjgregory]

My first real luxury watch was a Datejust 41 blue dial. Still one of my all time favorite pieces. I definitely started shopping higher priced watches after that purchase. It's just another level of craftsmanship once you reach that level. Had to be experienced to really understand the the difference. Beautiful example you have there. The definition of classic watch. Cheers!

[@AFCAWorldBodybuildingArchive]

Love my 34mm Oyster Perpetual Date Ref. 15200 from 1999 and I took it with me swimming. Perfectly fine. A sports watch through and through. 🙏

[@adityasanthanam1945]

That is an amazing Rolex Datejust, my grail watch. Thank you for sharing. I completely agree with you on vintage watches. They do not have the specs, features, or sturdiness of a new watch, but they have survived for so long and with care will continue to do so. They have a feel and aesthetic that cannot be replicated by a new watch. It has a story, previous owners who loved the watch, and is unique compared to new watches. That is why I also love vintage watches.

[@dariovidarte2773]

Excellent watch - GREAT BUY - My first Rolex was a vintage datejust very similar to yours and I wear it for special dress up occasions, I still have it and has a very place in my heart. Don't sell it, keep it.

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

I’m wearing my 16220, same engine turn bezel and jubilee bracelet. Coincidentally I also bought mine in late 2018, and it was my first Rolex as well. And it will never be sold. Great video.

[@moncherias]

I don’t know what I like more... either your excellent video reviews or Mr. Bond’s heavy breathing in many of your videos 🤣. Thank you for your work, keeping us informed and entertained in this watch community.

[@juniorjohnson5961]

I have a DJ. That I bought in 1971 two tone it has a pie pan silver linen dial ! Recently serviced by Theo & Harris can't say enough about them they were great they deal with vintage DG all the time EXELENT SERVICE !!!

[@jayden5718]

Watchmaker here; you should ALWAYS remove the movement, dial, etc from the case when changing crystal. Sand/grime can fall in when removing the bezel (big chance) and can stop the movement / scratch the dial. Removing the movement will only cost you 2 minutes in total extra

[@germancarfan360]

What year did the quickset date come in on these?

[@CymInUA]

Is that rust on the edge of the dial, between the 12 and 4 o'clock at 6:49?

[@miloscvetkovic2633]

Sebra looks like it is

[@keithb9272]

Thank you for doing these videos on the 16030 Because of your previous vids, I purchased a 1986 16030 Have had it a couple of months and I absolutely enjoy it. I love the versatility of it. I can wear it with jeans and also with my tux!! Really appreciate you doing these! Cheers!

[@jeffsnyder7322]

I'm just not a vintage guy, but after watching your video I may have to rethink my position a little bit. That's one beautiful watch! This is one of those examples of, "who cares what others think! If you love the watch that's all that matters." Great pickup!

[@24hourstime]

Thanks Jeff! You nailed it with your description:)

[@timur9429]

Bond is so loudly breathing I just laughed all the way hahah

[@Furniture121]

The process category thing has definitely happened to me. I had planned to stay mostly sub $1k, but now find myself drawn to the $1-2k range.

[@chriswatchreviews4752]

I have a SS 2002 Datejust in 36mm with the Engine Turned Bezel and Tapestry Dial and I think it wears great. Favorite watch in my collection!

[@yosfooo]

I bought my 16030 in 2017 & it had a loose bracelet.. after a year of wearing it and switching between the jubilee it came with & some leather straps.. I decided to go ahead and get the bracelet fixed.. the guy who fixed it is very reputable & sold me some extra links as well.. I generally had a very positive experience & it cost a few hundred dollars.. If you want more details or wanna see some pics let me know

[@mb-watches]

Great purchase and just a beauty, great to see that you’re still rocking it Bro. There’s nothing better than a vintage DJ👍🏻

[@omegaseamaster300m4]

Every man needs a Datejust!

[@RobinsWatchJourney]

36mm is just right. And you are exactly right about watch collectors graduating to higher levels of price comfort.

[@dasuta5047]

I have the exact same ref just with a blue dial. Also the same oval link vintage bracelet on it! Absolutely in love with it. Such a classy watch

[@GuitarD30]

those things are super sweet at 36mm. Been debating between 36 and 41 datejust for a good while now

[@benjamintupper3810]

This is such a nice video, I was so excited when I came across it. I am new to the watch world but was given a Rolex Datejust 16030 from my father that belonged to his dad. It is my birthyear model (1984) and the same dial as the one in your video. I love it and has started me on adventure in the world of watches! Thanks for the great video. Mine is the exact same but on an oyster bracelet.

[@jairoj.ninoperez6390]

I was just watching the one week on the wrist! Considering this for my first high-end 😬

[@24hourstime]

haha thanks awesome:) it's a great first high-end watch. It was mine!

[@martinsaethren]

dont overlook the 14270!

[@jairoj.ninoperez6390]

@@martinsaethren Oh, yes that's a handsome one too. Also on my wish list!

[@Thomas-fu8vp]

I purchased my 16030 in 1981 for $935.00 at a jeweler. It is identical to the model shown here. Soooo many memories.

[@MyAffordableWatchCollection]

That's a gorgeous watch. Absolutely stunning. The Datejust 1601 is an unrealistic grail of mine which I will probably never own.

[@qx1066]

Orient WILD CALENDAR SEV0J003W waiting for you^^

[@BlueRam788]

I think your price theory is spot on. I reached Breitling level after being around Oris/Fortis level for a couple of years. Now I too am looking at more expensive watches, more Breitlings, Omegas and Rolexes.

[@24hourstime]

This hobby is so addictive:)

[@BetamaxBabe]

I can relate regarding price ceilings, though I'm no where near Rolex level! I used to think $500 was a lot for a watch. When I spent nearly that on my Alpinist last year, I realized that I could probably stretch beyond that. Maybe $550-700?

[@ronpower7790]

Dont know why people always think that holes in the case make strap change safer/easier...with a proper tool, strap change on no holes case is super easy, you dont even have to touch the case with the tool, while you have insert the tool in the hole on watches with holes case, on the most prominent side of the case > polished sides...one moment not careful and the watch sides are scratched, instead of the non visible back side...I always use a proper tool from the back side even on holes cases.

[@kyrin87]

Just bought my first Rolex. 36mm jubile band with fluted dial two tone white dial index markers. Bought it new as I wanted to begin its journey with me and pass it down to my son one day. You have a beautiful watch at an excellent price.

[@relosapulso]

oleg can i ask something? do you prefer the bracelet on a seiko 5 or a leather strap?

[@b_altmann]

A very nice vintage Rolex DateJust! Regarding the size in general you also have to consider the dial colour, the lug length and the dial to bezel ratio. With vintage Rolex one of the things to look out for is the service dial. Rolex started to introduce Luminova (SWISS) in 1998 and Superluminova (SWISS MADE) in 2000. No T or T < 25 on either side of the words. Sapphire crystals were introduced from 1988. The laser etched crown in the crystal was added in 2001. If it’s a Rolex service crystal there is an S inside the crown. Not sure if they always do that though. Superluminova will also be quite white. Technically it is better to have it, but if you want it to be original, then it is not. The seller should include a photo of how much stretch the bracelet has. There was a video of a watchmaker (Richard Perrett I think) who demonstrated how much work it is to re-pin a Jubilee bracelet.

[@ronaldmcclelland1085]

Know exactly what you mean about getting comfortable at a certain price point and then moving up. Scary situation! Great video, as usual

[@chrispenn715]

It's a lovely old watch and I agree that it wears nicely and doesn't look small. - it's also interesting to see how specifications have increased since the 70/80s for all watches, especially with bracelets. It will be interesting to see how you get on with overhauling the original Jubilee. Thanks for posting.

[@theWarlock75]

I have a Rolex Datejust 16234 (36mm) with roman numeral indices, silver dial and fluted bezel which I bought new in 2004. It hasn't been serviced except for having a replacement sapphire crystal as I chipped the original. I love the size and it wears great. Apart from this, I also own a Tag Heuer Kirium but I rarely wear that as it wears too small. I've sold all of my other luxury watches as I've moved away from this segment and focus on value for money nowadays. As a result, I've bought quite a few Chinese specials such as the Cadisen C1032 for less than US$50 and appreciate the "bang for buck" ethos

[@tykehotep2865]

I've got a DJ 16220 about a year ago made in 1989 a it's the same dial as yours as well good choice

[@drewhunkins7192]

I love the old-school 36mm size but I'm 6'-2" and weight 230 lbs, I think it might look just a little too small on my wrist. But, that is the whole idea of the old-school 36mm Rolex look. So I've been debating back and forth whether to pick one of these up.

[@RoganBryan]

When I bought my DJ ref 16014 made in 1984 I already owned a DJ 41 ref 126324. Both have white gold bezels , white dials and jubilee bracelets. I was delighted with the 41mm and wore it lovingly all the time. It’s big and heavy, very legible and just a fabulous watch. Then I bought the 40 years old 16014. At first it seemed small and light,the bracelet seemed tinny and flimsy, but I gave it some wrist time and was struck by just how elegant it looks with it’s slim case and warm toned acrylic crystal. The jubilee bracelet no longer seemed too light, but softly draped over my wrist with what I first felt was just a stamped out clasp feeling light yet secure. The 41mm now feels heavy and chunky, too much metal in the case makes it feel unnecessarily large on my wrist. Rolex never traditionally pandered to fashion trends, but that seems to be in the past now with the modern references. Comparing my two DJs side by side, the old lady looks classy and stylish in a way her younger sister cannot match. I don’t wear the 41 any longer, it looks like a rugged Arnold Schwarzenegger compared with a gentler , more elegant Fred Astaire. Many people love the larger more solid feeling 41mm version, and I was one of them ,but now I’m a convert to the way Rolex used to do things. The 41mm 126324 reference is a much more high precision, CNC produced ,marvel of engineering but it lacks the craftsman built quality of Rolex’s golden days.

[@SamalJakobsen]

Had my 16030 bracelet serviced in Norway by Klokkeland. Worked a charm 🙂

[@martinsperi8214]

how was your experience with them? i am thinking about sending my bracelet there

[@SamalJakobsen]

@@martinsperi8214 great experience 🙂

[@SevGW]

If I had to buy a Rolex (not to huge of a fan) I‘d buy exactly this one! Beautiful timepiece! Great video!

[@craig2100]

Love the 36mm DateJust, the larger size takes away from the elegance. I may have purchased a new band... and kept the original in the box, but that's just me. Beautiful watch and thanks for sharing.

[@matthewfriend2230]

I have this very watch, bought it in 1986, had it serviced 3 times, Paul Newman were it in the color of money, I will Never sell it! I’ll die with it, awesomeness of a watch. Good choice my friend. Matt😎😜👌👍

[@VietMy123]

I just bought the Invicta watch with 36mm and look very nice on my hands.

[@t0rnt0pieces]

Wow, hollow center links! lol. Hope you got the bracelet tightened. I love this watch, and the modern version of this will probably be my next purchase. I also have an Explorer. :)

[@devildude194712]

6:55 - you can see on the perimeter of the dial at the three o'clock position discolouration from water ingress - someone didn't screw the crown down / the gaskets of the crown failed at one point. Looks like its seen a hard life this watch but great reference nonetheless.

[@cosmalas7742]

Stunning watch. Love everything about it's.... it's long life, it's over polished surfaces, love it all

[@davidcoleman2463]

Not my kind of watch but I understand why you go it . It was a good deal . Even I would have got it and flipped it. I live in Toronto and it is so hard to buy anything. The import and sales tax is a killer as you know. I really like your videos. Thanks.

[@josefsbeach]

Great piece! I'm just about to do a purchase of a 16014 this week. May I ask if the cal 3035 crown stops winding when it's fully wound? :)

[@jameeyg87]

Alot of your collection looks like mine, the 16030, explorer 1, speedy, black bay 58, skx. Had a 16030, loved it but the jubilee stretch drove me crazy and i sold it to fund another watch. Datejusts are great, just cant deal with repairing a jubilee...36mm OP white faced is perfect substitute imo.

[@24hourstime]

hahah we do have a very similar collection:) what did you get instead of your Datejust?

[@jameeyg87]

24Hours At A Time I think I funded the explorer with it...or a seamaster blue face...loved the seamaster but got a shot at a Tudor black bay 58 and couldn’t justify both haha. I was so afraid of scratching the seamaster bracelet and the Tudor became my everyday piece

[@roadtomaster948]

Beautiful watch. I have the ref 16234 with linen dial. Love it. ❤

[@stephenboykin4958]

Kick ass watch bro. This watch is the epitome of what a Rolex should be. Also I love the jingly jangly Jubilee

[@mathewward8120]

It definitely wears and looks closer to 39 on the wrist in most videos I see. I'm def itching to get my own soon.

[@bjkhope8048]

I got this watch a week ago from my father who passed away and i want to ask is it safe to shower with it? Or wash it under the sink?

[@SanMarcoHD]

Your theory is great. We get sick little by little. Something we found really stupid years ago, ends up looking normal to our "infected eyes".

[@veronicawood9134]

I have a vintage date just in 18 CT gold , but I can't see the serial number , can you tell me where to look for it please ? I do know it's genuine . Thank you .

[@notDonaldFagen]

When you take the bracelet off, it should be between the bottom lugs. Fakes can have serial numbers too. There are many things to check to know for sure though.

[@veronicawood9134]

@@notDonaldFagen thank you , I'll check , however , the watch is genuine , an inheritance from my mother who worked for Rolex so I'm not worried on that score . She left two others , ladies cocktail watches , both gold , one with diamonds on the bezel . Alas , not at all fashionable now I'm told . The datejust is the one I wear . Thanks , again .

[@moli9945]

Great review👍 I have the exact same year model with the same American jubilee bracelet. Can you tell me if yours has polished center links or not? Thanks

[@agfb4039]

Where did you buy this from??

[@buddyfunk762]

You bought a fabulous watch, I own one as well 1971. And yes had the jubilee refurbed I own very expensive watches also but like my 5513 people love the vintage. Goodluck.

[@weeksy68]

Tyson v Berbick poster ?

[@randymilano]

Great video. My wrists are around the same size as yours, and I've been fighting with myself as to whether to buy a datejust now, or keep saving for a polar explorer. It's kind of amazing that the itty bitty datejust doesn't look completely dwarfed by the SKX!

[@trooperbill]

im currently in the market for my first 3k+ watch and a vintage rolex is definately on the list along with a reverso, bb58, moonwatch

[@77cjam]

It's a lovely watch and glad you like it. I'm definitely the polar opposite to you in I haven't found the need to keep going higher in value in my purchases, if anything I've gone lower. Possibly because I don't consider myself a watch collector, more an enthusiast. I've learned that (for me at least) higher value does not equate to higher enjoyment. That's not to say I won't buy a "luxury" time piece but I've never felt it as a necessity. But horses for courses, everyone is different. As long as you enjoy what you do and have that's the main thing 👍

[@valerosagroup9698]

A classic beautiful watch!!! amazing datejust for 40+ years old....Love it on the jubilee 👍👍👍👍 it was a 36mm daydate that made me fall in love with the brand! I still done have a daydate... But am currently looking for a 41 azure with Roman dial....👍👍👍

[@24hourstime]

Thank you my friend! A 41mm Roman dial is a great choice!

[@valerosagroup9698]

@@24hourstime thank you sir!

[@emre11885]

I would recommend the 16234 (WG) oder 16233 (YG). These have sapphire cristals and the 3135 Movement. But the prices are jumped tremendously the last 2 years. Maybe you can trade yours in but I think this watch has a special meaning to you because its your thirst. For my 6,5 inch wrist the 36 mm fit me very well. But honestly I would not go under 36 mm.

[@unbiasedreviews5978]

Hi, Oleg! I've been watching your videos, and I really enjoy them. I totally agree with all the points mentioned in this video. I'm writing to You because I might get my hands (hopefully) on the same model, black dial, steel version. The watch was produced in 1988, rarely worn, one original owner, no box, but there's a certificate with the name of the buyer. However, it hasn't been serviced at all. I don't know if the bracelet's been resized or not either. Do you think this watch needs to be authenticated or the chance to be fake is slim(having in mind I know the story about the ownership)?

[@HHIto]

Ditto! Plus using their own foundry, Rolex uses “Oyster steel, their proprietary formula for 904L steel. I have many other watches, IT makes a huge difference.

[@DarioCruzII]

The watch looks amazing on your wrist. Congrats on the grail and the deal you got on it. 👏

[@alfonsoluisalfaromarroquin4958]

My favorite and also my first watch! After that one I got a gold day date

[@Staggo_L]

Oleg--that's one handsome watch that looks great on your arm.

[@amypeterson4615]

After a 60's Submariner, your model Datejust is the best looking Rolex wristwatch of all time. Nice.

[@stephenrhodes7758]

Nothing cooler than a vintage Rolex.

[@dtm4trix]

36mm is just fine. I have a 7inch wrist and I like a little smaller cases sometimes.

[@444slowitdown]

I think you haven't compared sizes yet

[@epermute]

I have two tone 1601. Agree about the size of 36 mm. It wears bigger.

[@s2001-q9g]

Just bought my own! Super happy.

[@speedypaul2314]

Case size is perfect a very nice watch, i would get the bracelet serviced or change to a oyster bracelet rolex of course. Don't know much about the used market for rolex bracelets but you could maybe sell your own and buy a newer jubilee.

[@underachievingwatchcollect1878]

I have a DJ41 because the 36mm seemed small on my wrist. Also the vintage bracelets seem cheap compared to modern ones. Nice 👍 watch you should consider checking out Combat Straps for this watch. Best regards

[@kkim5342]

Great watch even after all those years..extremely good value

[@FourIntoOne]

Nice review. I would hang on that if I were you. Over the years I have had quite a few versions of this datejust. I can tell you that even from new (yes I have even bought new back in the day), this type of Jubilee bracelet (hollow middle links) is not much, if at all, different from the one you have - if you get yours refurbished be prepared to be disappointed with the difference it makes! Rolex bracelets were notoriously rubbish compared with a lot of their competition and it wasn't until relatively recently that they upped their game and caught up with the others.

[@Agrippa31BC]

Keep the bracelet clean by running the bracelet (alone, of course), in the ultrasonic. That will prolongue its life for decades. If you get it fixed, send it to Rolliworks, in California, they do an exquisite work and have perfect customer service.

[@AJ88874]

Does it pinch the hairs on your wrist?

[@deltropico7]

Such a classic. Enjoy!

[@TinBin-Craig]

nice watch... 36 just to small for me i would for the 41 cheers

[@warrenlee3617]

Bought 1 week ago DJ # 126200 silver dial 36mm. Paid $7005 new.

[@russellharris5072]

I just bought that snk809 four days ago on a typical Seiko metal bracelet and i'm enjoying it's small size quite a lot,Rolex are not my thing financially or visually.Give Bond a hug for me...........................

[@jimbrown2044]

36 mm is fine,its only in recent years that the obsession with size has come about.the traditional sizes for men would be 34mm up to 39mm .I have an oyster 6426 which I bought in 1989(1970 model)I happily still wear it,its a design classic as is your Datejust.I would say though oysters and datejusts must be kept on an appropriate bracelet as the bracelet is an integral part of the design.

[@dominicaca]

wow you've got a great deal, they go for around 5000 CDN now.

[@Jam-m7m]

My Rolex looks exactly like this one same color and everything ❤ I’m 68 years old now I bought mine in 1985 new

[@petert3412]

Looks great

[@peteraaron8626]

I totally understand about getting used to pricing - a few years ago I bought a £10 Casio and now I am thinking of getting a £30 one ;) I am just being silly! Great video. Keep up the good work!

[@chowd.a.d.8309]

Well done Mr Oleg and Mr Bond. The bracelet is the prime gem on your watch. Made in the US by JB Champion. The oval JB jubilee bracelet has now become a sure collects item. The oval JB bracelet is loser by nature than the D-Link swiss jubilee bracelet. Anyhow it can be a good idea to get it checked and if the pins needs to be replace, but don't expect a super tight fit on bracelet. A mint oval JB Champion jubilee bracelet can be 2000usd on todays market. All the best.

[@CanadianBeachcomber]

I was the owner/operator of an auction company for more than a dozen years. Having said that, I understand the feelings a true collector has for vintage pieces.

[@celibasilioalves9257]

Estor presisando compra este com faço pra eu compra

[@TopSecretVid]

Like you Bond straps...are these the same as Bark & Jacks?? **I certainly hope not..

[@kenn82draw]

My silver nato came in a couple of weeks ago. Very high quality.

[@DJSIC82]

36mm Rolex is a icon watch not too small and not too big. look at all the high famous and high powered people like the presidents, movie stars, old school rappers all had 36mm presidential and DJ Rolex watches. All these new rapper's love the big face Rolex watches. they are tacky they remind me off the time 45mm to 55mm were in style and that faded away. Classy will always stay Classy and that's why Rolex still continues to make a 36mm today.