Most popular dj 41?

[shirtguy]

What dial and bracelet is the most popular dj41?

[KeithP]

I’d say blue stick dial easily. Not sure in the bracelet though.

[shirtguy]

What about bezel?

[RRKnight]

[speedbird90]

flutted, jubilee, blue dial period. No two ways about it.

[JacksonStone]

I can't speak for others, but I really like the "old man" combo of champagne stick dial on two-tone, fluted bezel, with Jubilee. It looks like something my grandfather would have worn had he been inclined to spend that kind of money on watches (which he wasn't), but that's what I like about it. To me, it looks like the archetypal Rolex, perhaps more than any other model, including the Sub.

[Nikrnic]

I have to agree the blue dial is the hot one but l like mine. I wouldnt mind having two of these adding a silver dial version.

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[shirtguy]

It's a very cool dial however is the dial a bit to dark, hard to read?

[marcusp23]

Not sure if there’s a most popular. I like most combinations. Here’s mine. White dial, fluted, jubilee

[MikeyV]

I'm with Jackson. TT champagne Jubilee. :)

[RHIII]

Any one with a blue dial.


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[Finslayer83]

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

I can't speak for others, but I really like the "old man" combo of champagne stick dial on two-tone, fluted bezel, with Jubilee. It looks like something my grandfather would have worn had he been inclined to spend that kind of money on watches (which he wasn't), but that's what I like about it. To me, it looks like the archetypal Rolex, perhaps more than any other model, including the Sub.

Your post is 100%.

[ltmgeller]

Another vote for the blue stick

[Annan]

[Nikrnic]

Originally Posted by shirtguy

It's a very cool dial however is the dial a bit to dark, hard to read?

Not hard to read normally, a little in low light conditions, ill sometimes turn it to catch a reflection. I knew l was giving up a little for this choice as well as limited lume. A little outside the box but No regrets. Awesome detailed dial in person.

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[danwang0520]

There are generally two camps to this question:
Either
1) blue dial: fluted or smooth does not matter, SS or WG TT combination
Or
2) your grandfather's watch: champagne dial(most classic) or other plain dial, such as white or black, on a fluted bezel, TT YG combination

[scarlet knight]

I had the DJ2 Wimbledon dial and I found it hard to read.
I now have a DJ2, blue, indexes, fluted bezel, oyster bracelet. Jubilee was not offered then.

[scarlet knight]

I wonder what the actual sales numbers are for the DJs. Guess it’s top secret.

[Brian Page]

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

I can't speak for others, but I really like the "old man" combo of champagne stick dial on two-tone, fluted bezel, with Jubilee. It looks like something my grandfather would have worn had he been inclined to spend that kind of money on watches (which he wasn't), but that's what I like about it. To me, it looks like the archetypal Rolex, perhaps more than any other model, including the Sub.

I agree with this - This is probably one of only a couple of models I would / could go 2 tone. It totally has a old school rolex sort of thing going on with it.

[WatchLurv]

126334 blue on jubilee is probably the most popular. Blue wins people over.

[Soarer]

My ultimate favorite is reference 126331 in RG and Chocolate dial.

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[santiagoe]

Blue dial


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[Rocket launcher]

Rose gold and chocolate as above with fluted bezal and jubilee...superb

[tyler1980]

Originally Posted by RRKnight

this one

[Vince KSA]

There have been quite a few posts recently about this, including ADs telling customers that they will have to wait for a blue dial, almost unheard of with DJ41s, but it shows how popular it is.

It's the closest thing to SS Sports watch without being a sports watch if you get my drift.

My Blue DJ41 currently gets more wrist time than my 116500LN, plus its easier to read.




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[craigegg]

I fully agree with the previous post. I picked up the exact same combination this week for the exact same reason. Sporty, but not a sports model. I think it can also dress up nicely.
I picked mine up in Aruba for a nice savings. Slightly lower list price, small discount, no sales tax and rolled the dice and did not claim at customs. A total of $1,000 savings.
I had to go to a local AD for an additional link. They had VERY little stock. Not a single DJ 41 and only one SS sports model, a smaller white explorer II. and two milliguas.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by JacksonStone

I can't speak for others, but I really like the "old man" combo of champagne stick dial on two-tone, fluted bezel, with Jubilee. It looks like something my grandfather would have worn had he been inclined to spend that kind of money on watches (which he wasn't), but that's what I like about it. To me, it looks like the archetypal Rolex, perhaps more than any other model, including the Sub.

Probably the most recognized Rolex IMO

[Speedbird-1]

Originally Posted by marcusp23

Not sure if there’s a most popular. I like most combinations. Here’s mine. White dial, fluted, jubilee

Classy, classic.

[craigegg]

THE most recognized Rolex IMO also. It now almost has a retro look and feel to it...

[Manu74]

Blue dial, fluted bezel and jubilee bracelet.