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
hugo7
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...