Rolex bezels too big?

[ras47]

For me it's all about proportions. it varies from watch model to watch model. There is no Golden Ratio for cases/dials/bezels. But I know it when I see it.

[dmhines]

I thnk Milgauss too SLIM ... it already has the largest dial in the Rolex catalog .. excpet maybe the SkyDweller ..

[teabags001]

Originally Posted by tbk

I had a DJII and an Explorer 2 42mm, I thought they had perfect proportions. I much prefer the DJII size over my DJ41, but I wanted to try a jubilee, so traded one for the other.



The Explorer 2 to me is perfectly sized.

I did the same thing. Traded back into the DJll as I prefer the size. It’s amazing. I have the explorer ll polar 40mm and it looks tiny compared to my DJll.


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[jvb.nc]

Originally Posted by Ks6pd

Rolex probably reads these forums and thinks, "geez these people are never happy. All they do is complain."

a) i doubt rolex is bothered by reading forums.

b) ain’t that the damned truth.

[moore2]

Originally Posted by MSchu

Buy a different watch brand... see you later

Very simple and straight..

[520lux]

Originally Posted by Greenp

The problem is Rolex keeps using the same size dials. They just increase the size of the case/bezel to make the watch look bigger.

WOW this is what I was just thinking....

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by ras47

For me it's all about proportions. it varies from watch model to watch model. There is no Golden Ratio for cases/dials/bezels. But I know it when I see it.

I wonder what Fibonacci would say about all of this?

[Claven2]

FWIW, I would love to see what a DJ41 would look like with a slightly larger dial and a fluted bezel the same thickness as, say, a 1601 DJ's bezel. I think it would likely look very sharp, but since it isn't yet made, it's somewhat academic.

[Rgd5000]

I’m a fan of the DJII, bezel sizes works for me




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