Expl 40 vs Sub 41

[StanCho]

Sub. And if the cuff cannot take it, just move the button a bit. Easier than to buy a Sub.

[Colorado_kid]

I vote JLC Reverso.


Oh wait, that wasn’t on the list?

Okay then in that case, a JLC Reverso.


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[RoRoRo]

I’d go non-rolex and Cartier Santos

[Krash]

Originally Posted by RoRoRo

I’d go non-rolex and Cartier Santos

Get a DJ41 before that.


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[Mimar2910]

Explorer will do a perfect job, go for it.

[CarlOver]

With your wrist size and the fact that you don't mind a graduated bezel, I would recommend looking at the Exp II.

[Mr Ben]

Originally Posted by brandrea

I much prefer the Submariner as a watch, but the Explorer might slide under a cuff a bit better if you’re wearing a lot of suits

This is the voice of reason.

[FL2024]

Either one will be fine. Get the one that calls your name.

[mike morris]

YM40 blue or gray dial , very slim and elegant watch, not like everyone else

[Krash]

Originally Posted by Submariner868

Here’s the thing with the suit/sub combo - the bezel can wear out your cuffs prematurely.

I’m retired now, but I always wore my Submariner with dress shirts. I never experienced this.


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[L_S_SHOE]

Sub.

The Explorer is not that interesting. But I do like the Explorer II.


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[911cz]

Sub no question.

[gregvisser]

Explorer wears better with a suit. General guideline is time only with a suit. Bezel puts it off. Plus the Expl flies much better under the radar than the very recognisable profile of the sub.

[GMTmatt]

Originally Posted by Dr. Robert

Don Draper and Ian Fleming wore explorers with suits : )


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Fed Chair Jerome Powell and James Bond wear subs with suits!

[Neil McCauley]

Originally Posted by GMTmatt

Fed Chair Jerome Powell and James Bond wear subs with suits!

Well there's two people I didn't think I'd see in the same sentence discussing fashion choices

I think I'd rather look like Bond, myself

[monsieur_z]

A suit/tie and a sub is well accepted in the business world, it's a very common sight (in my part of the world). The Sub makes the suit uniform less constrained and more casual.

Even better is to wear a Sub, but without the suit, or at least without the tie, so you don't look too much like a random sales drone.

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