DJ 41 blue stick with jubilee can you wear with casual clothes

[hbombkid]

I am thinking of getting rid of my Sub C, but I want to keep a Rolex in the new collection.

I used to have a DJ II Blue Roman and it was nice but I really liked the stick dial and it was a mistake to buy the blue Roman.

Anyway I have had my eye on the DJ 41 blue stick and thinking maybe go with the jubilee bracelet vs oyster. It looks cool but I am concerned how formal is it? I dress pretty casual for work jeans and a polo. I rarely ever wear a suit anymore. Will it be ok jeans and a tee or shorts and a tee?

The possible ultimate goal is the following...

Sell the Sub C
Get a DJ 41 blue stick dial
Get a Panerai Luminor base(used to have a Pam 1940 and regret selling a little but I want crown guard now)

I would then need to add a little cash but not as much as as keeping the sub and getting the Pam.

[Heff]

I think it’s versatile enough to wear with jeans. I would wear it that way.


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[RHIII]

Absolutely - the DJ is super versatile.


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[Mephist]

Originally Posted by RHIII

Absolutely - the DJ is super versatile.

This right here

[Hard_Six]

100%. You can do DJ jubilee with jeans and a polo all day. The watch will dress up or down no problem

[pinkelle21]

Goes with almost anything..

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[ncsub]

I have one and I’m not a fan of it for casual looks. The fluted bezel and jubilee bracelet makes it seem better for button up shirts, blazers or suits. I’ve worn it casually but I prefer to wear my Sub C for casual use.

[Gotgolf52]

I also believe the SubC better for casual

[Limestonedan]

Great watch. Another favorite blue face/jubilee. IMO, It will go well dressed up or down. A black croc strap would look great with suits to tone it down if need be.

[Nikrnic]

That seems like a no brainer to me. I choose the smooth bezel on oyster but you can't go wrong with any choice. Yes, versitle is the word for the DJ41
Happy Choosing . . .

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[Lol-x]

You can if it has a plain bezel but not if its fluted

[pinkelle21]

Not jubilee but perfect for a night out and a beer!

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[Roger Lococco]

Looks absolutely awesome with jeans


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[Stevec14]

Goes well casual and more formal imo.


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[Brew]

You can, but if you're going to be self-conscious about it, then you shouldn't.

[2001jesper]

Works perfectly with a suit, shorts & t-shirt and even nude Probably only in a divers setting or action sports that it would be misplaced p

[Mitch105]

Originally Posted by 2001jesper

Works perfectly with a suit, shorts & t-shirt and even nude Probably only in a divers setting or action sports that it would be misplaced p

Could not agree more. And as stated by others it’s not actually a dress watch but can be used as one. It’s sporty elegant and sharp. Can go up and down the dress code. Perfect with jeans or a suit.

I wear mine at the office and on weekends. I only leave it off when playing sports, pool, beach. For that I have a Seiko.

[Rolexwatch12]

its a super combo, its great with a jean and a T-shirt

[Gerardus]

Works fine, wore mine two weeks ago on holiday Maspalomas.
Saw a lot of Rolex watches, mostly Subs, wearing by other hotel guests but besides mine I did not see a DJ41.

[warag]

Originally Posted by Gerardus

Works fine, wore mine two weeks ago on holiday Maspalomas.
Saw a lot of Rolex watches, mostly Subs, wearing by other hotel guests but besides mine I did not see a DJ41.

Looks awesome on you! It's an ultimate configuration for me. Works with everything and still looks more sophisticated than SubC.

[|404|]

yes

[peterpl]

If I can wear my full RG/YG Day dates looking like a homeless person your going to have no problem wearing a DJ41 in casual. LOL

[mjclark32]

I wear mine casual all the time. I’m never in a suit

[bratz]

I dress casually. DJ41 smooth/oyster. Felt that Jubilee is slightly dressier hence my choice. Do what you wish

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[padi56]

Originally Posted by hbombkid

I am thinking of getting rid of my Sub C, but I want to keep a Rolex in the new collection.

I used to have a DJ II Blue Roman and it was nice but I really liked the stick dial and it was a mistake to buy the blue Roman.

Anyway I have had my eye on the DJ 41 blue stick and thinking maybe go with the jubilee bracelet vs oyster. It looks cool but I am concerned how formal is it? I dress pretty casual for work jeans and a polo. I rarely ever wear a suit anymore. Will it be ok jeans and a tee or shorts and a tee?

The possible ultimate goal is the following...

Sell the Sub C
Get a DJ 41 blue stick dial
Get a Panerai Luminor base(used to have a Pam 1940 and regret selling a little but I want crown guard now)

I would then need to add a little cash but not as much as as keeping the sub and getting the Pam.

I would doubt if any watch would know or care whatever you was wearing its a watch and watches are meant to be worn.

[1William]

It would work but I would keep the Submariner and figure out how to get one without the loss of the diver.

[DP63]

I think the short answer is yes.

There are guys on here who rock PM DD's, Daytona's and everything else you can think of, while barely ever wearing anything other than shorts and T shirts.

Its a watch ... it will go with whatever you wear.

[rmlovett1]

I had the same thoughts/question about the fluted bezel....these aren’t the jubilee, but you get the idea. So glad I went with my decision to say...absolutely no problem wearing fluted bezel casually.....wouldn’t have it any other way now! Cheers, and enjoy the DJ...it’s gorgeous with jubilee/fluted!




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[peterpl]

^ DD looks perfect in your casual outfit. Enjoy your beautiful watches.

[Pauln]

DJ will work fine. But curious why the Sub doesn’t work for you, considering your casual attire.


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