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Rolex Oyster Perpetual 39MM White Dial 114300 Rolex Watch Review
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
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The Rolex Oyster Perpetual 114300 features a 39mm stainless steel case surrounding a white dial on a stainless steel Oyster bracelet with folding buckle. Functions of this Rolex Oyster Perpetual 39mm include 100-meter water resistance, COSC Swiss chronometer certification, hours, minutes and seconds. This Rolex watch also measures 11.3mm in thickness and 47.4mm from lug-to-lug.
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There it is! One of my favorites! Restrained luxury and total class.
The most purely functional Rolex reviewed here in a while. Just time indication with useful lume and virtually nothing else! Quite refreshing.
Just celebrating a year of ownership (September 27, 2018). I love love love them.
lucky you. The waitlist is 1 year here...
They are available 6k brand new at my local AD.
Yes the dial is not truly white but it’s also not silver; cream or egg shell is more like it.....14 watches in the rotation ( inc GMT, Exp, DJ) and this is my favorite.
It might be a entry level Rolex but not a entry level watch by any means
Would be nice if they gave the the glide lock bracelet as a minimum
You're right but I don't need that glide lock I'm not a scuba diver lol
@@tasheemhayes1826 glide lock is for adjusting bracelet. And it's an handy feature.
Can’t believe this is the first time you reviewed this , Tim : what a great watch. Rolex white dials are really underrated !
I have a black dial 1950’s vintage. Replaced the bracelet with black alligator strap and it is so elegant.
This is also my preferred rolex, waiting for a movement upgrade hopefully. I don’t see the satin finish as a downside here, prefer it to the polished centerlinks in the higher end models
Have it in my box :). Dial is outstanding: white, grey, silver, plum, rhodium - absolutely great!
Check out the alignment of the words “OYSTER PERPETUAL” on the black and white dial OP39s. It’s positioned off to the right of centre. Amazed that 1. they’ve gone into production like that and 2. it still hasn’t been corrected. None of the other dial colours have this error, it’s only the black and white dials on the 39mm model.
I have the blue dial version of this watch. Love it!
I wish the blue dial version didn’t have the green markers. I’d jump on it.
Also, this dude is smart af. Notice how he never stammers and is probably referring occasionally to bullet points off camera. Excellent salesman. I’d walk out with this one if I were there given his silver tongue.
Rolexes most distinguished timepiece IMO....... Stylish and uncluttered with a simple classic design.
Really wanted to like this when I saw it in person. Just a bit too large and off proportions for my 7.25" wrist. 36mm felt better.
There is no such thing as too little or too large ..a Mercedes e cant be too little or too large .. it's either you are too short or too fat .. you see what I mean ?
It's like saying porache 911 is too small for a fat American.. well no shit it's a sport car for athletes.. or rich kids with good genetics...it doesn't make 911 too small.. the 911 is fine ... it's the observer who is not fitting.. same here today people buy huge watches.. women buy date just 41 .. so how can this 39 mm be too small for a man ?it cant...if you want a dress watch go for patek 39 mm calatrava or 37.. dont go for a small sport watch like OP 39 and say it's too big lol
Andy Reiter That makes me wonder if it would be too big for my 6.5-inch wrist.
7.25? 36mm? I have 6.25 wrist and feel like this watch fits well.
@@andyreiter6253 its a little big for its design. 39mm is fine if the lugs and end links didn't extend so far. The face looks so much bigger being in white and having a thin bezel.
The 36mm is different, double batons at 3 6 9. Even the 34mm and 36mm wear larger for the same reasons.
This design in 36mm, I would buy.
Like you say, this is for a lazy fat American.
Almost wish this was a 38 or 36mm size, but beautiful watch. Love it!
Craig Sekowski well there is a white 36mm in their standard line up so you’re in luck 💪🏽
Such a great looking watch but ultimately I got bored of it and sold it after less than 6 months. I have to agree about the dial color, it certainly isn't what I would classify as white.
Looks like a white explorer 1
The one I've always wanted. Some day soon.
Simple and wonderful!
Looks good.
Is the weight 131g? I’m sorry if you mentioned ... a lot of information there. Great video
I have been told by an AD that the wait list for the white dial OP is 4 years for a regular customer. Two years for the slate grey (which I am on).
Benny go to another store. The OP are not on allocation and you should be able to get one in 4 weeks ordered from any authorized dealer.
@@ryantinney it shouldn't be that long. I'm in the list but tild I would have one by November at the latest. It will be my first Rolex although I have purchased platinum engagement and wedding rings in the past so hopefully that helped.
That's AD waffle 🤣 4 years for a regular OP?!
That is..... inconceivable!
Got the phone call for the Rolex. 3 month wait. The estimated time they gave me was to deter "flippers".
Very nice watch! :)
And why this need waiting list too? Rolex game Again!?
Would you use it as a dress watch?
Yes, of course! It is neither sport nor diving watch. It is a classic style timepiece.
Hi Tim,
I need your input. I have contacted an AD regarding to buy a Rolex OP 39 White dial. They replied saying they have an OP 39 with a black dial and offered to change out the dial for a white one they have laying about to sell me the watch.
My question is doesn't that decrease the value of the watch? Secondly, if one would search the serial number in the future does it say anything about being black then? Please give me your input about this. Is the AD person super lazy and should I make the demand (politely) that they order a new one with right dial... So the tampering with the Rolex doesn't decrease the value? Give me your thoughts regarding the matter.
Love your work and hope to get a speedy reply.
Zach
This sounds like a terrible idea. I can’t believe an AD would even offer to do this.
@@twang96 Well when there is a shortage of watches and waiting lists I suppose they do what they can...
@@twang96 Agreed. Don't do it!
Wow I didn’t you one can say so much about a seemingly simple item as this
Say what?
39mm is gone!!!!! :((((((
It wore big with the long lug to lug and cushion case, the new 41mm size would be huge
40mm please)
If you can see a difference between 39 and 40 mm, then thumb up! :-)
I'm still waiting for my AD to get this watch for me. Its turning into a f*cking joke. Why do they call themselves authorised dealers when they can't sell any of their watches.
Are you serious? Your AD has a wait list for a damn OP? This is getting ridiculous
@@rousseau327 the white dialed version is order in only. Seems to be very popular. Rolex need to get their act together it seems the only think AD's are able to stock is 2 tone date justs. It's a joke and will damage them long term
Upgrade to the DJ41 with dial. Superior in all ways
Yes. This is ridiculous. I asked all the ADs in New Zealand and some in Sydney, none of them have this in stock. One of them told me it takes a year to get it. Is this a joke?
@@KRBY555 I love the blue dial DJ41 which is also unavailable but its too large on my wrist. Ive looked at the new black dial 36 on the new jubilee bracelet which is nice but not as versatile as the OP.
This one is my one-watch collection :P
I occasionally put mine on a NATO strap instagram.com/p/BuqIdomnHaN/
🆒🆒🆒🆒
Does everything and nothing
This is Rolex trying to be like a Snowflake.
So.... A simple swiss white dial 39mm stainless steel no date watch is "trying to be" like a Japanese titanium 41mm watch with a date...
Not a very funny joke!
@@sealevelbear Why not?
Nathan Cortes Well, if having to explain why a joke IS funny proves it is not funny, than having to explain why a joke IS NOT funny is less than not funny. I can’t help you pal.