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9 November 2016, 02:43 AM | #1 |
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Rolex Datejust 41 - Let's see those dials!!
Am looking to purchase a TT Datejust 41 here in the next couple of weeks and am torn between silver or champagne dials? To me, both look great. I am also opting for the jubileee bracelet as opposed to the oyster on this particular model.
Would love to see some shots from those of you sporting a TT Datejust 41/Jubilee/Silver/Champagne dial - This forum - it's gonna' be the death of me! Four Rolexes within a four month time period with (hopefully) a fifth on the way. |
9 November 2016, 02:57 AM | #2 |
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while waiting for owners to post, you can also try surfing this thread: http://www.rolexforums.com/showthrea...ighlight=dials
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9 November 2016, 03:19 AM | #4 |
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I know you asked for champagne or silver, but the chocolate has stolen my heart.
Between the two you listed, I would probably go silver. |
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9 November 2016, 03:29 AM | #7 |
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My purchases have included two for me and two for my wife. Bluesy, Hulk (for me). TT Datejust and YG Datejust for the wife. All AD purchases.
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Again, not the configuration you are looking for, chocolate dial with oyster but I thought I'd share anyway:
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Like I said, this forum's gonna' be the death of me! May not have been what I'm looking for (yet), but that's a beautiful watch. That chocolate dial is seriously starting to grow on me. Thanks, guys. Thanks a lot!!!
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I do think it's a gorgeous watch in all variants, have fun adding to your collection
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9 November 2016, 04:54 AM | #11 |
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Well since everyone is posting stuff that the OP wasnt really asking for...
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My silver dial Datejust 41
Silver dial dj41
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Another shot
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I can't help you...mine is black. As for choice in color I recommend silver. Champagne is beautiful too but less legible IMO. I think you will love the jubilee bracelet.....very comfortable and the easylink clasp is much appreciated when you need a quick adjustment.
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So with the Jubilee on this model, it's the easy link and not the glide lock, correct?
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Between those two I'd have to say champagne. It was a toss up between champagne or chocolate for me but the chocolate won out.
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Hi Ho Silver !
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Silver dial is my favorite too
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Great pictures all
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What I did find was that the case sits different to the DJII. Felt lighter, and those thinner lugs just felt overall comfy. Also, I've heard them described like someone photoshopped a 36mm to 41 and that was a great way to explain it, it just looks more balanced with thinner bezel and lume, also I'm sure that crown looked a tad larger and more in proportion.
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Nice looking watches. I like the silver dial.
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PICT. In the daylight does the Everose standout much? In the light in my Ad and when I saw it outside in low light the Everose wasn't massively noticeable almost more like SS with a slight reflection of skin tone. What do you think of the Everose...only asking as assuming this is the newer Everose without the platinum in it, so wonder if it's different to the previous colours.
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Here's one in the direct sunlight.
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yay for these threads - i just love them
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Did you pick this beauty up, Larry? I know you loved the dial, as do I ofc. |
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