Top 10 asked questions about the Rolex Datejust + everything you need to know - Bulang and Sons 

36mm is absolutely perfect.

Fantastic videos on the DJ. You're videos on them persuaded me to take the plunge and trade in my more modern 41 OP and pick up a 1603 DJ and I couldn't be happier, the 36 suits me so much more on my 7 inch wrists and the vintage elements just give me so much more pride wearing it. Would love to see more, your channel should be far larger with the quality you output.

Very interesting, that the Datejust were more expensive and luxurious than sport models. Recently one guy said, that a Datejust is a cheap entry model. I think he was just jealous. First of all it isn't cheap and second is not an entry model. It is a very fine model. Great video. Keep it up!

36 mm was the only size since 1940. Sold so many of date just was always the perfect size, even presidential. Blue is always

So simple, yet such a timeless piece of Americana.

I went from a 44mm Breitling to a 36mm datejust. Was weird to start with but had owned many watches that size so I kept wearing it. Now it's just perfect, never in the way, still a great wrist presence and so comfortable. I still have no problems with larger watches but 36mm is great. Also had a Oyster Date 34mm for a few years but that was just a bit to fragile for me. Also had the new Air king 40mm 116900, great size but for me the 41 and 40 sizes look weird. The ratio bezel-dial is different. The bezel is much wider on the larger models, changing the classic look a bit too much for me. Still beautifull watches though. My favorite DJ's are the plexi and the latest 3235 versions. They both have the same narrow, sharp cut lugs. For me personally, that is the exact right datejust look.

I have a 19.05cm (7 ½") wrist and the 36mm is not problematic in any way

I went for the Datejust 41mm.. The 36mm looked fine on my 19,5cm wrist - but I'm 1,94m (6'4+) tall so it looked to small compared to the rest of me..

I like the engine turn bezel ，very unique

just note and remember datejust was suppose to be the larger size OP date/datejust for MEN , the smaller version is the same built and same look 34mm Rolex OP DATE (not datejust) .... only 31mm OP datejust is boy / unisex size and pure ladies rolex datejust was suppose to be 26mm (only recently upsized to 28mm) and rolex only these few years tries to keep up with industry already passed trend of wearing oversized watches (at least for men's watches) ... and introducing ladies design dial or bright colours datejust for even 34mm/36mm OP or datejusts. many independent watch channels also misleadingly claimed celebrities are wearing 36mm or 34mm rolex date/datejust but from actual photos sourced or taken on these actual celebrities , they are actually wearing the model ladies size rolex datejust at 28mm! the Late famous chef anthony bourdain's commonly worn BLUE dial rolex is also Men's OP date and not datejust at 34mm, we should all know how tall and large he is ...you should know ... definitely even 34mm rolex isn't that small or tiny or lady like , because it has lug to lug of around 42mm .... datejust will have even larger lug to lug ....maybe 45mm or 47mm , i can't remember.

I was in the camp thinking that 36mm looked to small but something happened , it is now my favourite size. I love the date just in smooth bezel, silver dial, stick markers and plexiglass with cyclops!

Always good to get it from ur AD if you can. Then the prices for the diff colours will all be the same.

I have a 17cm / 7 inch wrist, i had the 41 , i thought it was too big. I “downgraded” to the 36 and I’ve never been happier. The 36 feels more nimble. The 41 felt like a tank on the wrist. The 36 feels like I’m wearing nothing.

Well, just to be different I'm going to ask "is the 36mm Datejust too big?". All my watches are vintage and most of them are 34mm or 35mm. My largest watch is a 1970 IWC Yacht Club, which is pretty much exactly Datejust proportions at 36mm and 43mm lug-lug. I have a 6 inch wrist. I wouldn't say that the Yacht Club is too big for me, but it's about the largest watch I would wear, and I do think that something like an Omega c-case Constellation (which is 34mm, 40mm lug-to-lug) looks better proportioned.

Thank you for the excellent video. But there is something you left out. How much is approximately to service these watches? Either from Rolex or an independent watch maker? Thanks in advance

How does the 16234 rank amongst vintage datejusts? Are there better options in that 4-5k price range? For a neutral dial fluted

36mm is a good size depending on the wrist, but it's not for everyone. I would love to get myself a 36mm, purely on the price point compared to a 41mm, but unfortunately, a 36mm on my wrist looks way too small. I have gone a few times to buy one, and every time I try it on, I just can't seem to pull the trigger. It just simply does not look good on me. Unfortunately need to save up a little. More to get me a 41mm.

where do you buy those leather bracelets that you show in the video?

Which model would you recommend? I can’t decide between 16030/16014, and 16220/16234 ?

Two tone date just 36 or all steel which holds better value ?

What is the model of this datejust with white dial?

I have my 1987 16030 box and all papers.

I agree with everything you say but, the Date just 36 Dome aka smooth bezels are not rare at all. They're also cheaper than a fluted bezel... Good video though...

Question: Is there still people out there who take the risk of purchasing a luxury watch without papers? I finde that hard to believe what you're pitching in your video

It amazes me that young people like this are wearing Rolexes. I mean, are you kidding me? Where do young people this age get the money to afford a Rolex..... I make good money and I cannot figure it out for the life of me. lol

36mm is too small unless you have a girl wrist

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