This is Watch Your Style.
My name's Eric.
Today I'm going to be unboxing for you and going over the new Rolex Datejust 41.
Rolex came out in the Baselworld 2016...they came out with a couple of different watches.
I did for my last video the Daytona stainless steel with the ceramic bezel, which is actually
a very nice looking watch; but they also released for their 41mm Datejust II line, which I don't
even think it's called the Datejust 2 anymore.
But pretty much, they revamped the 41 and what they did was they introduced the jubilee
band and then, of course, they also...they put a two-tone with rose gold.
So the example that I have for you today here is the two-tone, jubilee rose gold with the
chocolate dial, which right off the back, for me is one of the ones that just looks
the most eye-catching out of all of them...just because I tend to look the way that chocolate
dials look with rose.
So one of the first things that you notice is the obvious and blatant in your face is
that it has a jubilee band, which I feel like it was overdue and we were waiting for that.
And I think it came out awesome.
Now, a very important thing about this watch is that don't let it fool you.
It's actually a whole different watch than the previous 41mm, the Datejust II.
This is a totally different watch, and what changes on this new Rolex Datejust Jubilee
is, believe it or not, the case actually is a bit slimmer than the previous model and
the bezel, the width of the bezel, they kind of changed the angle of it to make it look...it
appears to be a thinner bezel.
So, for some of you guys that were maybe not happy with the previous bezel, especially
on the Day-Date II, they fixed that, so it looks a little bit better.
I'm not going to lie.
One of my honest opinions is that when they changed the Day-Date from the 41 to the 40,
I feel like this is the case that they had to go with.
These are the changes that, for me, would have just not been so rough and a different
change.
But, here we are.
This is what we got.
So let's go over the movement.
One of the major things that also changed with this new Datejust reference number 126331
is it features the new 3235 calibre movement.
Now, I wanna tell you that this movement is completely different than the previous.
It's almost exactly to the new one that comes from the Day-Date 40.
The only different is that it doesn't have a date function.
And one of the main features that this new movement has...it has a 70-hour power reserve
and it runs on 4 Hertz and it's extremely accurate.
It's actually one of the most precise and best movements that Rolex has every produced.
So, that's one of the new things that you get with this new model.
Another thing that I want to go over is, before I run out of time here, is the bracelet.
Yes, it has a jubilee bracelet, which is what's so special about this watch besides all those
changes I just told you.
Now, when it comes to the clasp, I'm still 50-50.
Part of me likes it, because I feel like with the traditional Oyster-lock clasp, it kind
of gives it more of a masculine look, but at the same time too I kind of almost wished
it would have had the hidden clasp.
So I'm kind of like 50-50.
I'm not sure yet if I completely like it yet, but that's that one thing that I'm not really
sure about yet.
I feel like, other than that, the watch is amazing.
It looks really nice, really good looking watch.
It's king an MSRP of $13,050.
It's about standard pricing for this line of Rolex.
There's still not out yet in the pre-owned market, so I really cannot guide you yet on
what to pay for a preowned one, but my guess would say that eventually, in the future,
they're gonna be probably in the area of $700 more than the standard one.
$700 to $1000.
That's like my rough prediction.
I don't know yet.
We're not there yet, so we'll have to see what happens.
So, remember, when you hear that there's a new Datejust 41mm, it might not necessarily
be referring to the Datejust II, because now we have two new cases.
They're not interchangeable in parts and it's a whole different watch as a whole.
So, as far as the Watch Game goes, the Oyster Perpetual Datejust 41, in my opinion, is a
heavy piece for depending who's wearing.
OK?
This is very complicated.
Guys, don't get offended out there.
Please, don't send me hate mail.
Personally, if I saw some of the ladies out there wearing it, I'll be like, �Wow, nice
looking watch!�
Some of the guys, not so much.
I mean, it's still a nice watch.
Don't get me wrong, but you're not gonna be doing much bullying out there with this pieces.
You know?
I would just call it an intermediate Watch Game watch.
Maybe for the office during the day, when you perhaps don't wanna be so shot out, you
know?
If you wanna really be into the heavy Watch Game, I mean you gotta go for a Day-Date II.
Nevertheless, it's still a 100% quality piece.
And I just, you know...I love it.
I love the combination.
I just see it more perhaps on my girlfriend's wrist.
So, if you're in the market for your next watch, send me an email at eric@crmjewelers.com.
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