Can A "Man" Wear A Purple 34mm Rolex??? | LIQUOR RUN
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- In this week's episode of LIQUOR RUN, Christian and Rolly dive into a bottle of Frascati and talk about the two sexiest additions to the watch shop this past week.
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The first of these is an absolutely stunning blue dial Rolex Date reference 1500, a watch that is truly the perfect storm of vintage Rolex. With its custard tritium lume, sunburst blue dial, and original Oyster bracelet, to call it classic would be an understatement. Given the date function of the watch, it makes this example a perfect option for those who adore the Datejust, but may not be as into the fluted bezel as a design feature.
The second of the two is another Rolex Date reference 1500, but this one is infinitely funkier. While the dial was originally a beautiful sunburst gray in color, it has since turned almost lavender, a color that is particularly difficult to put a specific name to but one that is endlessly appealing. In many ways, this example is almost reminiscent of the current Rolex Oyster Perpetual 114300RGSO, more affectionately known as the "Grape" dial because of the slightly darker shade of purple. Also featuring its original Oyster Bracelet, this is a true example of what happens when age truly does come before beauty.
Absolutely, a man can wear a 34mm watch. I would definitely wear that purple watch. I love that one.
I have an 8 inch wrist and I would wear a 34 mm watch. A watch does not define my manhood. I happen to be comfortable in my own skin and don't care what others think.
Millions aren't though, and define their masculinity by the overly large size of their watch!
Really enjoy my 34mm Air King with blue dial and oyster bracelet .
And I like Rolex Pink/Coral dials .
i wear a pink 34mm and have an 8 inch wrist. that watch gets more compliments than any other i own
if a man can put his dog's hair in bunches then he can wear any bloody watch he wants!!!
😂
I absolutely LOVE my 34mm gold-capped Rolex ref. 1550. Phenomenal watch. I often prefer it over my DateJust. While there's a size difference, its barely perceptible. No fluted bezel but it adds to the uniqueness!
I wear a 35mm Nomos with a pink dial. Doesn’t bother me for a second. Beautiful watch
Are you a chick?
...and a chick?
@@lordmonty9421 no you daft git he is a man
@@bogratful My mistake, ma'am.
@@lordmonty9421 ooo sorry you big man you wear a 52mm MVMT don't you, such manliness
Really cool and interesting subject. I totally agree that you can wear any watch size that you see fit, it's all about the feel of the watch. I have a vintage gold Omega from 1966 that is 34mm, so a smaller watch considering the modern standards, however that watch is so versatile and can easily be dressed up on a with a brown leather strap and dressed down with a colored nato. This watch completely changes character depending on the situation, but I think it varies a lot from watch to watch, it's all about the feel of the particular watch on your wrist.
I bought my first 40mm automatic which got me into watch collecting. I then gradually slipped into 36-34 territory and now im down to even smaller ones. The problem is now I dont like the 40mm anymore, its too big, heavy, uncomfortable. I got a 1920s 25x36mm rectangular watch and I sometimes get a shock in the shower because i think that I forgot to put it off, its that comfortable.
pilotstyle123, I am with you. I got into vintage as well. In my collection I have a 1962 33.5mm and a 1955 32.5mm Longines. They are my favorites dress watches. I also happen to have a 34mm Rolex Date Ref. 15223 and I love the thing. I have a “large case” chronograph from the 40’s that is 36mm. I now also feel that anything larger than 38mm is too large for me. Granted, I am 5’ 5” tall and have 6 and 3/4” wrists. But yes, I understand.
Hmm yeah completely agree! My smallest watch is 32mm and my biggest watch is 45mm, 38mm is my sweet spot usually. That being said the 45mm doesen't have nearly as much wrist time as my smaller watches.
If a man can afford Rolex collections, that man can afford to wear whatever he wants and not give a crap about anyone's opinion.
Agree!!!!
This is not an attack on you Christian but so many people and on the forums make a big deal about watch sizes but I just dont get it. I am just happy it expands the watch community regardless of what size watches people wear. There is no wrong size. The right size is what you as an individual likes to wear.
Venus De, if Christian is making a big deal about size, it's because other people did it first. To be he's just saying that classical sizes are great.
Trev Barlow, I was not trying to say he was making a big deal but just in the watch community.
Issue is when the guys with only 44mm+++ dinner plate watches bully the guys who wear more petite/small watches.
Lycosa, I guess I just never seen much of that.
They think bigger watches are better.
This is a great video full of excellent points... however, you can look at this from the complete opposite perspective. Since smaller watches are coming back into style, I don't think those of us who genuinely prefer bigger watches should be brainwashed into the "preconcieved notion" that big watches are just for the big manly man who think they are too big and tough for a 34mm. Maybe they just prefer a bigger watch. There are no preconceived notions here, it's just taste. I am in no way afraid of small watches, I wear my 1949 32mm Omega all the time, but I also love my 42mm Seiko. It also largely depends on the watch itself. I much prefer the 44mm Breitling Chronomat over the 41mm version... it just looks better on my wrist. At the same time, id buy a 36mm Datejust over a 39+ version... it just looks better. The Skydweller looks WAY too big for what it is, almost obnoxiously too big, but a Panerai in the same meaurement.. even thicker at that... seems small. It's crazy how the style and shape of a watch can make it seem twice the size or twice as small as another despite being objectively the exact same dimensions.
PS: that purple Rolex > blue ALL DAY. I'd rock that shit every single day 😎
34 is very elegant and conservative. its simply classy
Bro, I wear a pink OP 34. Wear what you like.
Beautiful seeing father and son discussing watches and this point....
I think if I didn’t like watches I’d still wear a 34mm because it’s a little more sophisticated and refined. As for the color I would definitely wear the purple but I think it depends on the occasion, it’s more suited for days that are more relaxed and casual.
(It just really depends on the person because some men might think it’s to small and the purple is very feminine)
I grew up in Frascati, drinking wine in the town squares. You guys are making me, the US & all Italy very proud.
P.S. I just need to point that the picture shown at 1:38 is actually not Frascati but Rocca di Papa, the heighest town of the Castelli Romani
Thought the 34mm watch just isn't for me with my huge wrists... but that 39mm grape dial peaks my interest
Same tho
Im curious as to how well a 36mm Rolex would sit on my wrist. Im usually in the 40-42 range. My 38mm Weekender wears way too small for me
I own a 34mm OP w/Blue Dial..........a fantastic watch! I have small wrists and the 34mm is the perfect size for me. Previously, I owned a 36mm Oyster Perpetual DateJust that my wife bought me for me in 1987 as a Father’s Day gift. I wore that Rolex every single day until 2011 when I had to have my right thumb amputated due to cancer in the nail bed. It was very difficult to wind the watch and, stupidly, I sold it. Seven years later, I decided to try wearing a watch again and was able to manipulate the crown with my opposite hand. I saw my Blue Dial OP in a Rolex AD and bought it on the spot. I love this watch, though I still wish I’d kept my previous watch for sentimental reasons. Also, I’m in the market for a Ref. 114270 Explorer which I’ll buy when I find one with box and papers. I’m not a collector and treat my Rolex exactly like my Porsche........a daily driver! For me.........Nothing Even Comes Close To Rolex and Porsche.
That lilac dial is gorgeous. I’d love that in my collection
Great vid as always! I wear a lot 34 mm watches
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I have a date 1500 34 mm from 1973 that is in he middle between that purple and that blue. I use it in the office almost every day. I came to love that size after only using 42 to 45 mm watches. I'm so grateful that that watch came to my life.
the 34mm red grape was my first rolex love!
I bought a blue 15200 OP Date for my wife, great watch.
I started with a black ceramic sub. Great eatch. But its huge!! Im a really tall guy so I cna rock the big watches, but I have this vintage oris thats maybe 32mm tops and I like how it just feels like nothings there. I much prefer it for a daily driver
Im considering a ladies smaller oyster date ss a second rolex to the collection. My skinny wrist would probably suit it just fine
36mm is my limit on the low. 43 on the extreme high. 38mm to 42mm is my happy place.
Whats your wrist size?
A 34mm watch yah, a purple dial yah; a 34mm purple watch, I’ll get it for my girlfriend and just steal it for the couple of days is ever wear it
I too am not scared of colour
34mm is my perfect size. I have larger watches but rarely wear them over my 34.
just got a tag heuer in a 34mm and i was confident about the size but this video was just the cherry on top. thanks guy 👍🏼
I have 17 cm or 6.5-inch wrists and sold my Tudor Black GMT to buy a Rolex AirKing 34mm and I'm in love with it so much that I sleep wearing it, and it's so easy to wear.
A purple dial is something The Jesus (The Big Lebowski) would wear, with a bright white suit ... :)
Only Simon Crane is butch enough to wear a purple Rolex.
Men should free themselves from big watches, try something smaller and thinner.
Great Video as always! I think if you, Christian and your dad would debate about a certain watch or watch related topic, which you have very different opinions on it would be even more interesting to listen to imo
in my opinion, wrist size factors in a lot when choosing the size. while 34mm might look like a normal sized watch on skinny men, it might look a little silly on big&tall folks. I would LOVE to wear that 34mm lilac
Great video, I still see older men wearing 34mm watches that was the size in the 50s and 60s.
and even smaller
Two peas in a pod! Lovely to see.
I have a 6.5" wrist and wear a 36mm max
More purple watch vids please.....lol. You guys are so good!!
Purple is my personal favourite colour, so having a purple dial Rolex would be absolutely fantastic
love it, man!!
Have a 34 mm Rolex Oyster Date ref. 15000 that my uncle gave me few years ago, I love it as much as I love to wear my 38 mm SEIKO SARB 035 and my new Rolex Oster perpetual 39 mm. All of them looks great on my wrist, but on a personal note I would prefer 38-41 mm.
I'm buying a 34mm 2020 OP with pink dial. Looks more salmon compared to the new pink dial. I like it.
I have a Rolex Oyster Perpetual ref 14203 34mm gold and steel and I love it.
Love the content guys .
I’m beginning to maybe consider smaller watches but it must be a certain brand vintage piece for me . In my opinion it looks best with only with certain vintage brands. That’s a good topic for a show.
Do vintage smaller timepieces look better than newer modern smaller watches? The heritage of a vintage watch makes it more appealing .
Omega Constellation, Rolex/Tudor anything always work, Seiko dress casuals / Seiko 5s always work in 3x mm sizes
Coolest video on wearing 34mm purple watches ever !
At first , I look at vintage Rolex 6694 and I never seen it in life then I decided to buy it from USA online. Once I got it , I was emotional cry and my first Rolex. Now I love it and it must better than bigger watch plus lighter too
Love the 34!
You may be correct about the nod to vintage with the grape but try explaining the daytona easter eggs (pastels)
I would wear those colors but not every day. Those are watches that if I was a Rolex collector and I ran into them for a very good price I would buy. I prefer more traditional dial colors for everyday use. Those watches are great for filling out the collection.
I have a 41mm tudor blackbay and a 34mm rolex 15200 date. Both wear great.
Wearing my 33mm Rolex ref 5015 bubbleback. 32-36mm is my sweet spot.
Im a guy and I have a 5.7 to 6 inches wrist. You think 31 is too small?
Great episode man, Rolly's sunglasses rock!!! You guys talked waaay too much about that wine :D :D
You’ll chemistry is great and palpable great work guys
From watching your show and others, watch size is a matter of choice and what looks good on your wrist and feels comfortable. Every persons wrist is a different size. So one size does not fit all. And yes, I agree whatever the size, even if you have a big wrist and choose to wear a smaller size case, its about being comfortable and confident in your skin. For me, a 39-40mm is ideal but I own 2 Rolexes, one a 40mm and one 41mm. and they are great. I tried a 36mm Datejust and it just felt on the small size but anything bigger than 41mm would be too big. And let's not forget thickness. That can have an impact as well on your wrist. That's why being able to try one watch before you buy is important.
Great Vid!!! The dog looks like it needs a drink
Personal preference. I like the smaller models that match the wrist. The should be a smooth transition from the elbow out to the hand. I do not want a big or bulky watch that throw that off. Great video!
hey im wearing 36mm rolex oyster perpetual as a daily after long time period use 45mm omega..now my omega only i wear for special event
New to the channel and I love it! Definitely have learned new facts about Rolex through y’all, can’t wait to have one of my own
A man or woman can wear whatever dive or color watch they want. It's just a question of does it fit their style and personality.
Im starting to hate my 40mm seiko watch. I would love that 34mm purple watch. its faded in a way it doesn't make it look feminine but not sure if its versatile
Fouad AL-Hatlan funny how as you get more and more into the hobby you become increasingly more open to smaller pieces you never thought you’d consider. I remember when I originally bought my Seiko Cocktail Time (40mm) I thought it was tiny. Now I own nothing over 36mm and am considering a Rolex OP 34.
Wearing a watch too big for your wrists is silly but conversely, there really isn't any watch too small to wear (unless it has diamonds and the like which isn't my cup of tea). The purple Oyster Perpetual is quite desirable to me.
What do people think about the 34mm olive green rolex perpetual?
Me too. I just wonder what others out there thought. Its tempting
nick burns nice .. look at Air Kings too
gjaddajg it's a tricky one. Maybe I'll try a cheap 34mm watch for a while and see how it feels
Its insane! No one is even talking about it on the big watch channels on youtube?!? I wanted the submariner no date before, but after trying the 34mm olive green dial... holy moly. It even got the same movement at the no date sub!! Im bying it very soon.
nick burns I own one and absolutely love it, I have a video of it on my channel
I'm so delighted to watch this, and I couldn't agree more. And the opposite is true too: smaller wristers (which I'm part of, I built my channel around that after all) shouldn't be afraid to go bigger if they find a watch attractive. My Hamilton Khaki Pilot Day Date 42 Auto certainly fits that description... This is a hobby and a passion, and for me it's all about fun. Not about trying to please anyone else's judgment or taste. Men just don't care, they wear whatever they want and don't try to please or impress anybody :) Cheers form Belgium!
So many wonderful choices in vintage watches in the 34-38mm size range. Unfortunately for me and my 8.5" wrists, I would look comically small and i'd depend on my reading glasses to see the time. For me, anything under 41mm doesn't work. Like the color tho.
Casio F91 squad!
34 or 44-millimeter size should not matter! Big or small what you want to wear should be up to you as well as colors purple, red, blue, white, brown, black. Sometimes I wear the 33, 34, 36mm smaller watches in my collection or switch to bigger ones it doesn't matter! Style, Construction, savoir-faire these are the things that people will notice about you. That you have Style and confidence to wear the watches and brands in your collection that
are uniquely your own.
Why not! If it sits nice and feels good to the person that wears it! Those Oyster Perpetuals are wonderful value for money Rolexes!
I own a 15200 1995 salmon pink datejust.beautiful piece.
My largest watch is 36mm. My smallest is a 29mm. For the dial, it's all about the strap
Love Dad, Wine, the Pup and Purple dial watches. Great video and thanks for sharing. You should do more video's with these special guests.
Great video, one thing I’d like to learn from you is how to know whether a watches bracelet is in good condition I.e and signs that suggest wear. I find that telling dial condition etc is much easier, thanks :)
Hey Rohan! I can't believe I've never gone into that before! If I don't do it in a video, I'll make sure Logan does in a "Watch 101" article!!
You should do one about which watches/watch brands where the earliest adopters of the steal bracelets.
I can rock that purple no problem at all. I own the blue and love the hue. It changes depending on the light. Not every GUY can wear pink well and those that can are the one that can wear this purple and I'm not talking about the ones that are out of the closet. Size wise, I can wear the 31mm and it'll look fine and also wear the 41 and it'll all look right at home. Lucky me lol
Interesting father & son blogger team!
That’s why we have soooooomany cups of tea....I’m a Roibous , ginger , and turmeric/pepper guy myself
You're butchering that wine-opening :D
I need to try one of these 34mm on. I think it would be to small for me (7.25 in wrist), but that is what I thought before I impulse bought my day-date 36mm. Too bad no midwest ADs carry pre-owned versions of these to try on.
Look at Tone over here enjoying wealth with his father
I believe it’s all about the size of your hand but I currently have a 34 mm Rolex oyster perpetual I hate huge watches the biggest I would ever wear is a 40 mm
Thank you for your excellent and thoughtful expose on this 34 mm Date. I have been thinking about this very watch for a long time. I have a small (6.3inch ) wrist, and it seems like it would be so much more comfortable than a larger, heavier watch. I really love the size, and the classic history it bring with it into our time right now. Thank you so much.
"Jill" was a typo that was too much trouble to correct right now. I am a man.
I'm on the cusp of ordering a red grape OP, struggling to figure out what size...
this was fun! thanks guys
That dial looks grey to me which is fine, but I wouldn't wear a 34mm because my wrist is 7.3/4"
The concept of Liquor Run is so pretentious if you were to describe it to someone not interested in wine or watches, but you guys make it such a wholesome, unpretentious and enjoyable series of youtube videos. I've recently discovered this series and I love it. You've also got me wanting a purple rolex and that pink Mido Commander DayDate
The 34mm is the perfect size. This used to be the standard and correct size. Men who require larger watches are compensating for something. Purple is my favorite color. I would not wear a watch that color only because it is not classic. For me this level of watch has to be the one. Either the 34mm white OP or the 963 Air-King 34m white is the perfect watch.
2 beautiful Rolex’s I’d choose the purple and put it on a strap.
People wear Cartier tanks alllllllllllllll THE time line day and Panarei the next , so RAAAAAAAAANGE beee crrrrrrrect
“Your mom and I made the juice, Christian”
Learn how to open a bottle of wine. Cut the foil.
New segment on T&H:
“Crayola colour review”
Tony Soprano had 36mm, so i guess we may be 2mm smaller than him
Hey Christian I like your shades! What is it?
A man can certainly wear that purple Rolex in that size, but with so many better watches out there at that price, why would you?
Okay
Love the editing in this video!
Is Lola wearing makeup?😑
Its ok to wear a small watch I still wear my. 33mm Nomos Tangente on my 6" wrist.
Is the purple one a repainted dial?