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jed11 · 29 September 2019, 04:00 AM

To clarify...trying to decide between the older stye DJ36 vs the somewhat newer DJ36. Is the upgraded movement and the 'upgraded' clasp on the newer DJ's a material improvement? After viewing the older ones, I think the dial with the minute track adds charm and character and the hidden clasp (though lacking the adjustability) adds to the package too. Both would be new so the price gap is not drastic. Thoughts and opinions? Anyone ever been or is in a similar situation and went one way vs the other?

Either way, I'm looking at a jubilee/smooth bezel combo in a silver dial or blue dial.

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29 September 2019, 04:00 AM	#1
jed11 "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2017 Location: West Side Posts: 2,718	DJ36 vs DJ36 To clarify...trying to decide between the older stye DJ36 vs the somewhat newer DJ36. Is the upgraded movement and the 'upgraded' clasp on the newer DJ's a material improvement? After viewing the older ones, I think the dial with the minute track adds charm and character and the hidden clasp (though lacking the adjustability) adds to the package too. Both would be new so the price gap is not drastic. Thoughts and opinions? Anyone ever been or is in a similar situation and went one way vs the other? Either way, I'm looking at a jubilee/smooth bezel combo in a silver dial or blue dial.

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