This watch definitely inherits a lot from its ancestors, but, as with any Rolex, it's built to extremely high contemporary standards. But this comes at a cost 904L is much harder to machine and in the early 2000s Rolex had to invest in new infrastructure to allow them to work with the alloy. Rolex uses 904L steel, which is a low-carbon alloy that is more resistant to corrosion and damage. While some think 36mm is too small, we certainly do not and believe this watch offers the benefits of a smaller, more vintage-looking size with all the up-sides of modern technology. There are literally dozens of possible combinations of metals, bracelets, dials, etc., possible today, but we chose to go with a watch that we think best combines the classic, historical traits with a few modern updates that make for easier wear.įirst off, the Datejust we have here is the classic 36mm size, not the 41mm Datejust II. This is the modern descendent of the classic DJs of the 1950s, like the 6305 referenced above. This brings us to the standard 36mm Datejust of today, the ref.
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