Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 Owner Review : Luminous, completed and readable

I have always had in the back of my mind the desire to own a Rolex Oyster Perpetual because it perfectly represents the spirit of the brand: a simple watch, very beautiful aesthetically but no less robust, water-resistant to 100 meters and with a good power reserve with the new OP (~70 hours). I hesitated between the green dial and the blue, the Rolex boutique called me back after a few months to inform me that they had received an OP 36 with a blue dial and I do not regret this choice at all. It goes perfectly with my outfits, such as a suit during the week, or more casual when I am on the weekend. The sunray dial that turns bright blue in the light or tends towards black when it is less lit is perfectly mastered, all while remaining not ostentatious. Indeed, the absence of a date window or other complication makes the watch relatively unrecognizable but very readable and very symmetrical. There is only the essential: hour, minute, second. Its 36 millimeter diameter makes it unisex and ideal for a man or a woman and I am very sensitive to this androgynous side whether it is a watch or a bag, which will also make the piece even more easily transferable if the time comes one day. The idea also that the Oyster Perpetual range has been part of Rolex DNA since almost its origins pleases me a lot for its historical side. In my eyes it is undoubtedly the most accomplished Rolex watch without necessarily being the most complicated or the most expensive.