I've gone back and re-read your post and can't find an answer in there, but whatevs.
If you follow the link there is no answer, however, which makes it somewhat less pithy as a response.
what JB said.
It's an answer, it's not the answer to "what in the Rolex range", which was my question.
Actually that wasn't your original question, made by Rolex was a later clarification.
Datejust has the cyclops, and it's too small.
The AK 5700 is 34mm and has a cyclops, the same as as the DJ I suggested. The DJ is the closest to the AK which is what you asked for.
This is getting silly now. I've offered a reasoned explanation why I don't think the OP is in that list as well as some good alternatives. Just buy what you like and stop asking to have your choices validated.
Why new? Because I have some experience in buying older cars and they cost a fortune to keep correctly
This is getting silly now. I've offered a reasoned explanation why I don't think the OP is in that list as well as some good alternatives. Just buy what you like and stop asking to have your choices validated.
Dammit
what JB said.
Actually that wasn't your original question, made by Rolex was a later clarification.
The AK 5700 is 34mm and has a cyclops, the same as as the DJ I suggested. The DJ is the closest to the AK which is what you asked for.
This is getting silly now. I've offered a reasoned explanation why I don't think the OP is in that list as well as some good alternatives. Just buy what you like and stop asking to have your choices validated.
vintage cars ≠ vintage watches. There's no useful analogy here. I've owned both...