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opawlows · 11 February 2025, 01:11 AM

Have 18.5cm or (7.3" wrists) and purchased the DD40 last year for my 40th. I enjoy wearing it but it does feel more like a sports watch to me. My most worn Rolex is a birth year 16030. Haven't stopped thinking about how the DD36 wore on my wrist and how the bracelet was a bit more visible. Will be adding a DD36 this year to commemorate the birth of our first child. I know am not really any help but I guess what I am saying is that I think it depends on the style or look you are going for. My DD40 is mostly worn with Polos or T-shirts, more casual look.

DAGMoney · 11 February 2025, 08:35 AM

The 36mm looks better, but you can definitely get away with the40mm. As always, personal preference should guide you...

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11 February 2025, 01:11 AM	#91
opawlows "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Earth Watch: Rolex/Tudor/PAM Posts: 1,302	Have 18.5cm or (7.3" wrists) and purchased the DD40 last year for my 40th. I enjoy wearing it but it does feel more like a sports watch to me. My most worn Rolex is a birth year 16030. Haven't stopped thinking about how the DD36 wore on my wrist and how the bracelet was a bit more visible. Will be adding a DD36 this year to commemorate the birth of our first child. I know am not really any help but I guess what I am saying is that I think it depends on the style or look you are going for. My DD40 is mostly worn with Polos or T-shirts, more casual look.

11 February 2025, 08:35 AM	#92
DAGMoney "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2018 Real Name: David Location: Florida Watch: Rolex Two-tone Sub Posts: 323	The 36mm looks better, but you can definitely get away with the40mm. As always, personal preference should guide you...

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