Saw this OP in the for sale section

[Greg 59]

Originally Posted by Aircraftman

Wow, this speaks to me as a dress watch! Gorgeous!!



Not sure why I didn’t notice this before



I was wondering how the dial plays in different lighting conditions?



And any other feedback?



Thanks



(Borrowed pic, hopefully that’s ok )

It's the 39mm oyster perpetual rhodium dial. I own one. Very understated which is why I bought it. The sunburst dial really pops in the sunshine or under lights. No date so no Cyclops which keeps it under the radar and easy to set the time of you haven't worn in awhile. It's a great dress watch and I like that it's so different to the sports models. Good value too

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[mobster600]

Hmm dress watch? I’d say no. Nice watch, yes

[djgallo]

It’s a very nice dress/casual and active watch. The blue is perfect for the rhodium dial “a very tasteful and classy touch”. I would have absolutely no problem diving and swimming with that watch!

[Rasco87]

Have one, dial is beautiful in the sunlight. I have never had difficulty reading the time as some have suggested..

[bradyb]

As others have stated, the grey dial is stunning, but the blue accents really make this a special piece.

[TickTockChuck]

I've always admired the rhodium OP39. If you don't need the date function, it's the perfect all rounder. It could be your one and only. It was highly rated in a past WatchTime magazine article (can't remember which one). I did find it a bit snug on my 7.25" wrist and went with an Explorer instead. Cheers!

[watchwatcher]

I tried one on a year or two ago and really liked it. My only issue with the OP line is lack of an easy link clasp.

[SkyJuice]

Nice dial!

[zian]

Very nice everyday peice, can be dressed up or down