The dial here is extremely traditional, you have the batons for the hours filled with\u00a0luminous material,<\/strong>\u00a0you have the\u00a0Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust signature at 12 o\u2019clock,<\/strong>\u00a0the superlative\u00a0chronometer officially certified signature at 6 o\u2019clock,<\/strong>\u00a0and the even sunburst\u00a0champagne color across the dial<\/strong>. This dial, although simple takes over 60 operations to create and each of the indexes as well as the crown at 12 o\u2019clock are hand applied to the dial. Our\u00a0Rolex Datejust clones\u00a0<\/strong>feature the exact same markings and tweaks. Not many people realize that there still is a lot of handwork put into a modern Rolex, it\u2019s not a completely automated process by any means.<\/p>\n

On the wrist, the 36 millimeter Datejust \u00a0wears extremely well. 36 millimeters may sound small to a lot of people and by modern standards, it certainly is on the small side, but to anybody who likes vintage watches and who\u2019s worn a vintage watch, this may actually feel large for 36 millimeters. The case has sort of wide set lugs and it\u2019s not thick but it\u2019s not particularly thin either, it feels really balanced and especially paired with the Oyster bracelet it feels sporty-er than you might think.<\/p>\n