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23 July 2018, 04:55 AM | #1 |
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How Does the OP 116000 wear?
Meaning size wise versus let’s say a 36mm DJ? I plan to try and find a dealer who has the Blue OP 36mm in stock to try on, but in many photos I’ve seen, the blue OP 36 seems to wear slightly bigger than your typical 5 digit 36 DJ. Can anyone confirm or deny? Would love to hear some opinions.
I love the DJ variants in 36mm, but I’d like to add something that’s a bit less formal looking than they tend to be. Tried on a 114270 and it appeared (to me) to be ever so slightly smaller than 36, although that may have been because I was trying a 39mm exp right next to it.
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23 July 2018, 10:46 PM | #2 |
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Compared to 16XXX the whole 116XXX line-up (OP, DJ and DD) are significantly heavier and a bit bulkier. Blue 116000 Oyster Perpetua is a nice watch anyway.
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23 July 2018, 11:23 PM | #3 |
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That’s my initial impression from the photos.
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24 July 2018, 01:10 AM | #6 |
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OP 116000 Blue 3-6-9 Arabic Dial
I have an early Blue 3-6-9 OP, I also have 2 Explorers 14270 & 114270 (given both to my children) and I must say that the OP36 definitely wears 'bigger' than the Explorers, to the extent that this is now my 'go to' watch out of my whole collection. A genuine 16610 handset was installed (kept the originals in box), as these early models had much thinner hands, giving me problems with legibility.
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24 July 2018, 02:03 AM | #9 |
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I have a 116000 blue 3-6-9 dial and a 16220 36 mm Datejust with tapestry dial on jubilee. The OP case feels and looks bigger when viewing on my wrist. The case is more square shaped, where the DJ is more svelte. The added weight of the oyster bracelet is significant over the "vintage" jubilee and makes the entire watch seem a level above. Can't speak for the 6 digit DJ's.
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Here's a comparison of a 214270 vs 116000 blue
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