I've decided that when it's time to pull the trigger, this is my choice:
[url]https://watchbase.com/rolex/datejust-31/178313-0075[/url]

Buddy of mine has that watch.....great choice!

prisschris said:

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I've decided that when it's time to pull the trigger, this is my choice:
https://watchbase.com/rolex/datejust-31/178313-0075]https://watchbase.com/rolex/datejust-31/178313-0075

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Can't go wrong

prisschris said:

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I've decided that when it's time to pull the trigger, this is my choice:
[url]https://watchbase.com/rolex/datejust-31/178313-0075]https://watchbase.com/rolex/datejust-31/178313-0075[/url]

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Very nice! I was about to question the 31 mm, but that will probably look good on you.

prisschris said:

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I've decided that when it's time to pull the trigger, this is my choice:
[url][/url]

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Hey I don't know much about you, but just in case... This diameter dial is typically a ladies' watch. If you have super small wrists that will work out, just didn't want you to spend a bunch of coin on something that comes in smaller than expected! Here it is on Chrono24: Rolex Datejust 31 31 mm Stainless Steel and 18k Yellow Gold 178313-0075 Ladies Watch

Exactly. If you don't have time wrists, look for the 41.

I hate dinner plates on your wrist, but 31 is small. The 36 is normal.

Also, not a fan of diamonds on a watch unless you're a rapper.

38-41 mm range is also normal for men depending on wrist size. Agree that diameters that exceed wrist size look ridiculous haha

I was talking specifically for the date just. They also have a larger one at 41 to need the growing wants of larger wrist over the last decade or so.

Correct

I figured as much. But I work with a woman who had a ladies Rolex, and I was shocked at how small it seemed. But I never asked her what size it is.

It looks like the women's Datejust was a 26 mm. No wonder it looked tiny.

I could probably carry bigger than a 31 but I prefer the look of this watch. Someday...

That's what I did starting with my first check out of college. $100 here $25 there adds up.

I had the money well before I pulled the trigger, so I know how it feels. I've wanted a Sub since I was a kid and first saw one in person, yet it was hard to actually fork over the cash. Between having the money and actually doing it, I bought 2 houses, my Omega, and an engagement ring that would have been a damn nice Rolex. Oh well, I finally found one that was too good to pass up and my wife pushed me to do it before we had kids. So, sitting in the parking lot of a Fred Meyer in Anchorage, AK, I made the deal over the phone and sent in some money to hold it until I could get back to Houston.

Also, that's an awesome thing you're doing for your mom.

Awesome. Welcome to the Sub Club.

I don't need a date window on all my watches but I love it on my rolexes. The Cyclops just feels Rolex.

This

I guess not that clean or classic.

https://www.nationaljeweler.com/watches/watch-auctions/8010-double-oh-no-bond-rolex-fails-to-find-a-buyer

A rare Rolex model made famous by Sean Connery's iconic performance as James Bond went up for auction online this week and, surprisingly, didn't sell.

not a fan of tropical dial

K Bo said:

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not a fan of tropical dial

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Uh, wow ....

I think he's saying you have bad taste.

Yeah, I know. Silly.

Anyway, I picked up one These cases this week at a friend's recommendation. It'll be great for golf, travel, gym bag, whatever. I'm very happy with it, so far.

Not necessarily bad taste, but some of the tropical dials are plain amazing.

I might need to get one of those cases, too.

Nice. I've had a few CASEBUDis for a while and love them. Always take one when I travel and used to keep them in there when not in rotation until I got a watchbox for the safe.