Updated: Sometimes, it's better to see a watch on the wrist...

[Brian]

+1.......I think people get drawn into the sports watch thing , and the limited supply situation enhances that. There’s a lot more to watches than divers and chronos, diversity is the key to contentment in my view.

The Datejust’s the quintessestial Rolex in my eyes.......but I prefer the plain Oyster models from the current line up. If it’s the pre-2006 range with slimmer lugs the Datejust wins every time, the modern versions are a better watch in most respects but I prefer the contrasting grained/polished cases and slimmer lugs.

Paul

+2 ................ I have always preferred the datejust, also. Sports watches Seiko (for water) then CASIO digital for real ruff stuff because of the low cost and disposability.

[MattH]

Can you buy the new watches on a jubilee bracelet - don’t see that option on the Rolex website ?

cheers

matt

[Wallasey Runner]

Can you buy the new watches on a jubilee bracelet - don’t see that option on the Rolex website ?

cheers

matt

https://www.rolex.com/watches/dateju...180526084624:s

Click on the size of watch and then press configure and click on bracelet type. Amazingly only a £50 difference between an Oyster and a Jubilee.

[geoffcotton]

Clean and simple = very classy.