I would like to know your opinions...

[HL65]

Originally Posted by Houston77

That begs the question: Is the DJ 41 a dress watch, or a sports watch?

It is neither a dress watch nor a sports watch it’s a professional watch.

[Trek737]

I really like the DJ41... Maybe one day I shall have one in my collection. But like others have said at this moment my eye is on Patek as well... I want my collection to be diverse.

[Houston77]

Originally Posted by Yobber76

I own a DJ 41 and a SS SubC. Love them both. Considering an Explorer 1 or a DJ 36 next.
Part of me wants a SS Sub date also.

I own the DJ 41, 36, and SubC combo. I like it as I use the 36 for formal, 41 for work, and Sub for casual.

[lord91]

Originally Posted by Houston77

That begs the question: Is the DJ 41 a dress watch, or a sports watch?

Rolex doesn't make dress watches, DJ and DD aren't dress watches.

[HL65]

Originally Posted by lord91

Rolex doesn't make dress watches, DJ and DD aren't dress watches.

Yes they do actually...Cellini.

[lord91]

Originally Posted by HL65

Yes they do actually...Cellini.

I voluntarily left Cellini out, as only Cellini Time fits in the category, but that makes your statement true, nonetheless.

I am curios about what is the difference that you see between a sports and professional watch, since you've stated in a previous comment that Rolex are not sports watches, but professional.

[Andad]

Originally Posted by Aventura

I was watching a thread that had the title: "What is your favorite Rolex?" Of course I did not see the 130 responses but by making a general look I do not see any Oyster Perpetual or Datejust the two in their different sizes. I've been seeing for a while that more than a Rolex Forum this is a Rolex Sports Watches Forum. What happens with the other models? Do not like them or would not buy them?
For this reason, will it be the shortage or the surcharge for sports models?
And this I see a long time ago, I have almost 1100 posts. I would like to know your opinions. Thanks friends.

These.

[Aventura]

Originally Posted by lord91

I voluntarily left Cellini out, as only Cellini Time fits in the category, but that makes your statement true, nonetheless.

I am curios about what is the difference that you see between a sports and professional watch, since you've stated in a previous comment that Rolex are not sports watches, but professional.

That comment that you say I made is not mine, you will have confused with another Forum people.
In what category would you put models 126300, 126301, 126303, 126334 and the like?

[HL65]

Originally Posted by lord91

I voluntarily left Cellini out, as only Cellini Time fits in the category, but that makes your statement true, nonetheless.

I am curios about what is the difference that you see between a sports and professional watch, since you've stated in a previous comment that Rolex are not sports watches, but professional.

Not sure where you saw that I said that but I specifically referred to only the DJ41 in my previous post. Some people here consider DJ’s, DD’s and SkyD’s dress watches and clearly they are not. They are not sports watches either but professional watches. Now Subs, YMII’s, SD’s, Daytona’s etc they are sports watches IMHO even though Rolex calls them “professional”.

[lord91]

Originally Posted by Aventura

That comment that you say I made is not mine, you will have confused with another Forum people.
In what category would you put models 126300, 126301, 126303, 126334 and the like?

I didn't say anything about or quote any of your comments, you must of made a confusion. As for your question, the DJ, just as the DD are sports/processional/whatever watches. Leather strap, 2 or 3 hands dial, that is a dress watch. I am not a fan of all this labelling, but sub dials, graduated bezels, metal bracelets, dials crowded with complications, it's not what you could call dressy.

[lord91]

Originally Posted by HL65

Not sure where you saw that I said that but I specifically referred to only the DJ41 in my previous post. Some people here consider DJ’s, DD’s and SkyD’s dress watches and clearly they are not. They are not sports watches either but professional watches. Now Subs, YMII’s, SD’s, Daytona’s etc they are sports watches IMHO even though Rolex calls them “professional”.

Hence why I initially thought your view on the DJ was valid for all the other models.

[mountainjogger]

Originally Posted by HL65

Not sure where you saw that I said that but I specifically referred to only the DJ41 in my previous post. Some people here consider DJ’s, DD’s and SkyD’s dress watches and clearly they are not. They are not sports watches either but professional watches. Now Subs, YMII’s, SD’s, Daytona’s etc they are sports watches IMHO even though Rolex calls them “professional”.

This.