hi welcome back to SwissWatchExpo Jason here and today we got another
size comparison that I think you guys will really enjoy so stay tuned [Music]
hi welcome back so today we're going to do a little bit of a size comparison I'll probably
one of Rolex's top models that we sell here and the reason why I want to do a little bit
of a size comparison here today is a lot of our clients are purchasing these online site
unseen we do offer FaceTime calls to kind of do a little bit of a size comparison for you
before you make your final purchase on this but a lot of the times you're in a rush you want to
go ahead and place the order for it and you're just not quite sure how it's going to look on
your wrist so I wanted to do a little bit of a size comparison here so today we have the
34 millimeter Air King then we have the 36 millimeter Datejust and followed by the 41
millimeter Datejust right over here so I want to kind of try these on and show you what the
size differences look like on your wrist here and I did pick out the gorgeous blue dial that
Rolex offers it's one of my absolute favorites because if you take a close look at the way that
Rolex says they're blue it's not just like a flat blue or a matte blue color it actually has
a really nice Sheen to it and in certain lining it could be like a really dark blue or can be a
really light blue and in direct sunlight so I think it's just a really gorgeous style color
so let me know in the comments down below on what your favorite dial color is so we're going
to start here with the Air King and of course this one was introduced in 1945 by Rolex here
and it is in the 34 millimeter case size so what I want to go ahead and do is try this on
and if you take a really close look when these were first introduced this was kind
of the staple size for a timepiece here so the 34 millimeter was the average size and then as
the years went by it kind of trended towards the larger sizes but believe it or not at this
moment in time it's actually trending back into the smaller timepieces which I think is
really cool because for me my wrists are pretty small I would probably say it's about a six and
three quarters a seven inch wrist here and the 34 millimeter is a really nice size that I think is
good for everyday wear so if you take a really close look it's something that's going to be
something that's not too big but also not too small now however if you do have a larger wrist
size it might be hard to tell online whether this is going to be the right size for you
so I just want to go ahead and display this and show you what that difference kind of looks like
so also in the same year Rolex decided they want to create what was called the Datejust and with
the datejust it was created in the 36 millimeter case size which I think is actually a really
perfect size where you're not getting like a really small timepiece or a really large timepiece
I think if I was to purchase one personally for myself I would go with the datejust 36 here
so going ahead and trying this on my wrist right here you can see that with the date wheel right
there it just it's a really nice size for me and again I have a six and three-quarter
to seven-inch wrist and I think this is just a really nice size just to compare it real quick
to the 34-millimeter case size there's not a huge difference when you're just looking at it side by
side but once you have it on your wrist there might be a little bit of that variance there so
if you're just not quite sure if you want to go with the larger timepiece or a smaller timepiece
it's always safe to say to go with the classic Datejust and the 36-millimeter case size here
so jumping into 2009 where Rolex introduced the Datejust II for a very short period of
time where it was in the 41-millimeter case size it was a little bit wider it was a little bit
thicker on the case so Rolex decided they want to revamp it a little bit so in 2016
they decided they want to go ahead and introduce What's called the Datejust 41 and that's what we
have right here and as of right now in these times the Datejust 41 is probably the most
popular model that Rolex is introducing right now and I think it's a great size now for me
it might be a little bit large for my wrist but I think for the average person that is looking
for a timepiece the Datejust 41 is a really nice size and I'm going to go ahead and try it on here
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so if you take a look at the Datejust 41 right here it's a really nice size it takes the the
the whole length of my wrist right here now for me as an everyday wear this might be a little
bit cumbersome just because my wrist size is a little bit smaller but if you do have the larger
wrist size this is a really nice size right here this is one of Rolex's most popular models and
also just to compare it to the 36 millimeter case size you can see that there is a pretty
significant difference between these two sizes here so if you are browsing online you're just
not quite sure what that difference is when you talk about a five millimeter difference you can
see it on the wrist it's going to be a quite a bit of a difference there so when you're looking
online just make sure that you are checking in our product description we do list all the millimeter
sizes in there so we can see that we have a lot of clients that will purchase the air king and
the 34 millimeter they receive it and when they see it on their wrist like man I didn't realize
it was actually going to be this small on my wrist so if you look right here you can see
that there is quite a bit of a difference between these three sizes here so when you are looking at
SwissWatchExpo.com take a look at our different questions here let me know down below on what
your favorite choice is as far as the dial size and check this out next time on SwissWatchExpo.