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5 November 2017, 06:07 AM | #1 |
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Hi Guys! New to Forum! Just got my first Rolex! (Need Advice!)
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I am brand new to the forum! I am loving all your gorgeous photos of your Rolexes! My best friend and I just got our very first Rolexes and we're in love! After much deliberation, I decided to go with the two tone Rose Gold Datejust in the 36MM size, with diamond markers and the classic Jubilee band. My friend Debbie got the same exact watch, but in two tone yellow gold and steel. We both love our watches, but the only thing I keep wondering in my mind is if I should've gotten this watch with the Oyster band, instead of the Jubilee. I know it's a matter of preference, and I will probably get equal answers telling me to stick with the Jubilee, as I will get those who definitely prefer the Oyster, but I thought I would still post some photos of my gorgeous watch for feedback. I will be wearing this watch every day, I am in the arts, (writer, producer) and I lived in NYC. I know the Jubilee band is more dressy than casual, so that's why I wonder if the Oyster may have been a better choice for every day. Anyway, here are some photos, I would love to hear some feedback on how it looks on. Also, I had considered buying an additional Oyster band in order to switch it out from time to time, but I am hearing the bands cost nearly half the price of the watch, so that would just be ridiculous, I rather just get another Datejust for that price! LOL Anyway, I am glad to be here and look forward to everyone's posts! I am new to the Rolex world, but I am already in love! Cheers! Julie |
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Welcome.
The Jubilee is the traditional bracelet for the DJ; the one that it was "born" with.
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I wore a 36mm with a Jubilee for many years. It is a very comfortable bracelet and is the 'intended' bracelet for that watch. I wouldn't change it.
On the larger 41mm DJ's the combo of the larger flutes and Jubilee can be a bit more flashy. Rolex offers more combinations to fit personal tastes. I intend to get that watch ne day and still haven't decided on which bezel and bracelet to get. But if I were buying a 36mm I'd go with the fluted bezel and jubilee. |
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5 November 2017, 06:25 AM | #5 |
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That is a beautiful and timeless classic on its originally intended bracelet, you made a great choice.
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5 November 2017, 06:27 AM | #6 |
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Bracelet looks right, and I'll add that the ring, nails, and watch in your third photo look perfect together!
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Thank you guys so much! I have to say that the rose gold that Rolex uses is just so gorgeous and subtle, I am in love! xoxo
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5 November 2017, 06:36 AM | #9 |
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Oh thank you guys so much!! You made me feel so much better about my choice and you are all so nice!! I am so glad to be here, thanks for the warm welcome! xoxo
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Hi Julie! Glad to have another gal onboard Welcome to TRF and congrats on your new DJ I can feel your excitement!
I’ve had a DJ 36mm on jubilee and it certainly is classic and dressy, but personally I prefer the versatility of the oyster bracelet. It really is personal preference. Did you try on the same configuration on oyster? |
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I am going to attach a photo of me trying on her watch with the Oyster band yesterday. LOL I wish there was a way to just switch out bands like with the Michele Watches, but it's not as simple, (and much more expensive) with the Rolex....sigh LOL Here are some pics! Thanks again for your response, you are all so nice here! xo Julie |
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I am going to try to attach them again! The watch also looks gorgeous with the Oyster band which is why I questioned getting the Jubilee, but I think I am going to stick with this combo, and if I get another Rolex, I will get a model with the Oyster band to switch it up! Julie Let me know if you can see the pics! xo |
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From another lady TRF member, a warm welcome!
This is the latest for me, a 35mm Yacht Master, as I prefer a sporty look. I bought my first Rolex as a sophomore in college, new from an authorized dealer, for $675! I won't say what year, but it was a long time ago as you can imagine! You've chosen beautifully, enjoy the classic piece you've wisely chosen for many years, or until you're ready for your next one, whichever comes first! |
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Oh your watch is gorgeous, I love it!!! Congrats on such a great buy! Thank you for the warm welcome you are all so sweet and nice!! I have definitely been bitten by the Rolex bug, I can see how these gorgeous watches can be addicting! LOL I love the sporty look as well, your watch is beautiful on you!! So glad to be here! xoxo |
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Beautiful choices. I think you picked the right style bracelet
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Looks fantastic on the jubilee! Jubilee would be my choice for a DJ hands down
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I think a good general rule is anytime the bezel is fated the jubilee tends to look better. Smooth bezel oyster looks better. But even then, there are exceptions! I love the new DJ41 smooth bezel on the jubilee.
For me. Two tone Datejust with fluted bezel should always be on the jubilee, it’s a lovely bracelet in two tone! Good choices! |
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You did great. Absolutely stunning!
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Welcome to the fray! Looks like you both made outstanding choices...Oh, and the nails are on "fleek" (am I doing that right?)
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They both look great Julie, welcome! You're a writer/creative and producer/money hustler? Straddling both sides is pretty rare, I've had to do the same in my time.
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I think it looks great on you, the color works perfectly
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5 November 2017, 07:46 AM | #30 |
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Datejust with a fluted bezel and jubilee bracelet is a timeless classic. Wear it in good health and don't have a second thought!
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