This, in turn, keeps the watch moving in a perpetual manner. The kinetic energy of the wrist movement winds a rotor in the watch's caliber which tops-up the power reserve. The Perpetual is in the name because of the automatic winding that occurs with the wearer's wrist movement. Why is it called Oyster Perpetual? The patented Oyster case has been part of Rolex's history since 1926 which at the time provided a new tight seal by screwing down the bezel, case back, and winding crown to the middle-case of the watch. They both have a black sunray dial which by design make them both conservative models that can be worn either while dressed up or when casually dressed. To start, these are what most would call excellent entry-level Rolex watches and account for two of the ten most affordably priced of Rolex’s stainless steel models for men. We will compare it against a very similar looking watch called the Rolex Oyster Perpetual 39mm 114300 Black Oyster. Of the ninety-plus models of 41mm Rolex Datejust currently available, the model with reference number 126300 Black Index Oyster is possibly one of the most popular, and for several reasons. Let’s jump right in, shall we? Comparison: Rolex Oyster Perpetual 39mm VS Rolex Datejust 41mm
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Today, however, we will be reviewing a model from the 41mm Rolex Datejust series and comparing it against the Oyster Perpetual 39mm to provide the critical information you would need to see which is best for you. Both series have excellent timepieces with some distinguishable differences which you can read about in that post at another time. We once wrote a very detailed but to the point comparison of the Rolex Datejust 41mm and the Rolex Datejust II. Let’s get a close look at and compare two very versatile entry-level Rolex watches.
Rolex Oyster Perpetual 39mm VS Rolex Datejust 41mm
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