My father had one who died on a heartattack. After 20 years I was able mentally to wear one of his watches. This Rolex is really the most beautiful watch ever made. My father has one with a diamond dial and I’m very pleased when I have the watch on my wrist.
I’ve tried both a day date 36 and the 40mm. The DD40 is stunning. But the DD36 is simply the classic piece. Elegant and not too heavy despite it being 170gms
I now have an 18238 as of two days ago. It is a decent weight and perhaps light enough to keep on while sleeping. The more recent versions are heavier. To me it seems nice to have something light enough that you might even forget that you have it on. You and your video clips have had some impact on my finally making a decision. I've also gone with a white dial. Though you have the silver dial version, there doesn't seem much of a difference from the white other than more shine to yours. This is my first luxury time piece and it truly warms my soul.
@@GhostTraderz Yes. All things I purchase are at some point for sale. Part of the criteria for when I buy something is resale value. The 18238 model is a good investment when you have the original box and papers and I do have them. I'm in no hurry to sell the watch but you can make an offer if you like. The watch was fully serviced and polished before I bought it.
I am 20yo and I have the money to buy a used 18238 its been my dream watch since I was 14 I was looking to buy it as an investment because i want to diversify my portfolio (got money just sitting) any thoughts? i know itd be wiser to invest in stocks but i love this watch
My stepfather has this model day-date. Absolutely love visiting him and wearing it for fun. Great bracelet, that's one of my favorite parts of this piece.
Nice simple video. Agree completely - the 18238 with plain batons and champagne (or silver) dial is the Rolex to aspire to. I have lusted after this watch for 20 years, and now finally I have one. I think you have to be of a certain age to wear one though. It doesn't get much wrist time but makes me grin from ear to ear when I look at it. Mine was made in 1995 but it looks brand new.
I was able to try one on the other day. A must have in the collection. Decent on wrist to my surprise. Definitely on my radar to go with my submariner.
It's nice but I do like the brushed lugs and lighter weight of the 18238. It's more comfortable on wrist. Plus the clasp works ok. I never had any issues with it.
CraigShipp.com another quick question. From 2000 to about 2003 the 118238 had the older clasp like your 18238. Would you say it would be better to purchase one of those than to spend the extra 2k and get a 2004 model with the newer clasp? Thank you. I had an 18038 which I sold because I wanted to upgrade to the 18238 but have a hard time deciding
I have one ; it was left to me by my late mother along with two Rolex cocktail watches from the same era , all 18c gold , one cocktail watch with tiny diamonds round the dial and a box of different coloured straps . No idea of id numbers or value . Any recommendation where to have them identified , services and valued ? My mother worked for Rolex in the ME 1950's - 60's .
I would talk to a Rolex dealer. Maybe send them to Rolex if they need service. Just ask that they not be polished and do not replace dial or hands unless they are really in bad condition. The more original the better. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
@@MidAtlanticTV thank you ! All in lovely condition , at least on the outside , two need professional cleaning , and to see if they need parts as they don't work . The perpetual day date I wear , beautiful :) and it keeps perfect time . Thanks again .
this better even then the 1803,the 1803 to me is a more classic one and soprano wore it ,but this one with the white dial is just amazing,i think i get the white dial one first this year,and hopefully the classis one in near future
@@MidAtlanticTV pity! My 3 grail watches are the GS Snowflake Springdrive. The DayDate 36mm, and a JLC Reverso in dual time. My father has a beautiful two tone Omega DeVille which he's worn every day for 30+ years and I absolutely covet it.
Mine held up great and the 36mm is great for wrists up to 7.5" - My wrist is between 7.25 and 7.5 depending on the season. Also see www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
@@MidAtlanticTV thanks didnt know what the were charging back them, now as you know they are now 30k+. I have decided my first rolex will be the 18238 white with roman numbers. So many different sellers out there, hard to know who to trust.
@@MidAtlanticTV Yes, I see some that have been polished and the fluted bezel edges are not sharp and dont reflect the light well. Looks terrible when they buff the edges smooth. Thanks for responding. Nice piece you have!
That’s funny that you mention the nickel in the steel models because my two tone 16233 has the 306L steel and it irritates my skin and the new 904L steel doesn’t as much. Definitely want a 18238 for myself soon to avoid this irritation.
Jennifer Lim decided to get a newer than the 1996 one I was looking at ... after 2001 everything was done better 💪💯💯... worth the 6 month longer increase savings wait 👌
@@dcrump I like both the 18238 and the 118238. For either it comes down to condition. That said these days I'm wearing Grand Seiko - www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Craig Shipp i wasnt saying its an aftermarket bezel , you can buy rolex replacement bezels for these from rolex or online but was just wowed at the condition , thanks for the reply
I sell all my watches just for this one, my bulovas, my mathey tissot, my invcta. It probably wouldn't amount to the price for this flawless watch but I would love this as my one and only watch. I want one so badly 😍
I have a 7 inch/17.8cm, l have tried on the Yellow Gold DayDate 36mm and the 40mm. The 40mm is far superior 40mm is the sweet spot for mens watch in this time, not all original things stay great .There becomes a time (not in all cases) to put down the old and pick up the new.
I agree/disagree I bought a mint no longer in production 18248 (bark) 36mm and I love it. I have 8” wrists and very big arms. it’s a very classy watch … now on the other hand the next one I will probably get is the 41 mm day date ii yellow gold as well… its a bigger watch, and my opinion is more casual. It can be dressed up, but the original 36 mm definitely is more of a dress watch than the larger one.
I disagree hard. Your day date isn’t even a solid good watch. The case and the clasp are hollow. My day date 40 with the baguette diamonds is a solid piece of gold all around, no hollow areas. That alone makes the new models superior and more desirable than the outdated model like yours.
@@MidAtlanticTV The 80s are over my friend. No men wearing 36m any longer unless very small in stature.. And yes Grand Seiko makes some nice watches. I stick with Rolex.
Yeah huge watches went out of style, just like 36m watches for men did years before that. Wear what you want, but i don't know any men going smaller than 39m. 39m-42m is the bulk of the male market. Just my take. All the best 👍
@@smitty923 The DAY-DATE in 36mm has great wrist presence. Each watch needs to be considered on each wrist. For those with a 7.25" or smaller wrist the 36mm DAY-DATE looks great. Many who wear large watches look silly. Especially when they have a small wrist. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Wait did you just say not to buy a steel Rolex!?! ...and buy a grand seiko... instead.. 😄😄😄😄 yea sure. No GMT or Daytona folks.. get yourself a Seiko.. 😄😄😄
There's a lot wrong with paying crazy money for a steel watch. Especially for those who can't really afford it. I wore steel Rolex watches in rotation with my DAY-DATE for many years and they are great tool watches. But for those who want status a steel watch is nothing special. For status 18k yellow gold is the way to go. That's just a fact. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
I think you dont know what you are talking about. Buy steel rolex especially a sport model and see it appreciate by 40% in three years. The 18238, which I love, is viewed as your grandfather’s watch and won’t appreciate nor be as marketable in the secondary market. Tha’s why some steel models costs more then the 18238, as you note in your video. Steel irrating your skin beacuse of the nikel is nonsense. Nothing against a Grand Seiko but you steering a buyer seeking a steel sports watch to a Grand Seiko over a Rolex is a great disservice to the reader.
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Steel Rolex is not too heavy for anyone bra. Chicks don’t have any problem, I can’t see any men having a problem. 🙄
The day date 40 is 10000000x nicer than this watch and you are clearly just defending it because you are to CHEAP to upgrade (that watch is worth about 9k, where as the DD40 would cost you about 30k)... Times change man... Don't be so stuck on what was cool when you were young.
@@MidAtlanticTV Yes... A day date 40 ref 228238 3255 cal movement with black baguette dial (10 baguettes). I just bought it 2 weeks ago preowned. I also have a few other watches...... Im 24. Time to move on to bigger and better things...
@@MidAtlanticTV I owned a 36mm day date for a long time.... I bought it when I was 16 and there were no other options... I recently traded it (and about 20k cash) for the day date 40 because the 36mm is extremely small, feminine and just an out dated in general. The band is flimsy and stretched where as the new ones have a redesigned band with ceramic inserts and much tighter and better looking links....
My father had one who died on a heartattack. After 20 years I was able mentally to wear one of his watches. This Rolex is really the most beautiful watch ever made. My father has one with a diamond dial and I’m very pleased when I have the watch on my wrist.
The DAY-DATE is amazing!
RiP pops
I’ve tried both a day date 36 and the 40mm. The DD40 is stunning. But the DD36 is simply the classic piece.
Elegant and not too heavy despite it being 170gms
I hear you! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
I now have an 18238 as of two days ago. It is a decent weight and perhaps light enough to keep on while sleeping. The more recent versions are heavier. To me it seems nice to have something light enough that you might even forget that you have it on. You and your video clips have had some impact on my finally making a decision. I've also gone with a white dial. Though you have the silver dial version, there doesn't seem much of a difference from the white other than more shine to yours. This is my first luxury time piece and it truly warms my soul.
Good move!
Would you sell it?
@@GhostTraderz Yes. All things I purchase are at some point for sale. Part of the criteria for when I buy something is resale value. The 18238 model is a good investment when you have the original box and papers and I do have them. I'm in no hurry to sell the watch but you can make an offer if you like. The watch was fully serviced and polished before I bought it.
@@rensselaernewyork what sort of price would you be asking
What color is that dial? It looks to be something in between champagne and white. Gorgeous color!
They call it silver.
Thank you for asking that question.
I thought at first it was champagne but too light.
Frankly the silver with the yellow gold DD is stunning.
This is my favourite rolex model, it is truly elegant
Mine too!
@@MidAtlanticTV Ideal for a porn actor.
@@MidAtlanticTV copra.
Me 3
For me, no other watch oozes so much class, success and authority, than this watch.Period.
No doubt! Also see: www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
I am 20yo and I have the money to buy a used 18238 its been my dream watch since I was 14 I was looking to buy it as an investment because i want to diversify my portfolio (got money just sitting) any thoughts? i know itd be wiser to invest in stocks but i love this watch
Watches are poor investments. For an investment, I would buy bitcoin. www.craigshipp.com/Bitcoin
My stepfather has this model day-date. Absolutely love visiting him and wearing it for fun. Great bracelet, that's one of my favorite parts of this piece.
It is a stunner!
I proudly own a red face day-date!💖💯
Which dial is best please. Champagne, white, silver or champagne with diamonds?
I like white, silver or black.
Yellow Gold White Dial is the best, silver 2nd, gold dial colour clash to much gold.
@@malikshabazz7596 Correct. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Bought mine 1997 . Works fine no problem have not service since 1997 n works great
I hear you! www.craigshipp.com/Bitcoin
What dial does this day date have? Just a yellow gold one or is it white?
Rolex calls it silver.
@@MidAtlanticTV thank you!
Hi, is this size a 36mm or 40mm? I love this watch for myself. I guess mostly men wear it?
Actually it's 36mm and some ladies love the DAY-DATE.
I’m looking at the 36mm with silver dial and roman numerals. =)
@@jenniferlim7187 Nice!
I bought a 36mm date just with the white dial I should have got this watch instead. Is the 36mm date just unisex or something?
Does the 18238 Model always come with sapphire glass or is there a plexi glass version?
Do they tighten the links when you send it for service?
Not sure. That watch was never serviced. I've owed several DAY-DATE watches and never had one serviced. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
i love the craftmanship in the caligraphy of the number style under the cyclops of the circa 50s-90s day date
Would this fit fine on 7.5 inch wrist?
YES! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Just got mine. Love it!
Well done! Https://www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Nice simple video. Agree completely - the 18238 with plain batons and champagne (or silver) dial is the Rolex to aspire to. I have lusted after this watch for 20 years, and now finally I have one. I think you have to be of a certain age to wear one though. It doesn't get much wrist time but makes me grin from ear to ear when I look at it. Mine was made in 1995 but it looks brand new.
Good move! By the way I was wearing various DAY-DATE models from age 20 on. They are a watch for any age! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Mine is made in 1995 too! Just bought it within the last couple months. Its a stunning watch
I was able to try one on the other day. A must have in the collection. Decent on wrist to my surprise. Definitely on my radar to go with my submariner.
That would be a perfect Rolex rotation!
CraigShipp.com how much did you pay for extra links?
@@Thacldriva I didn't buy any extra links.
How about the blue dial? You haven’t mentioned it. Is it rare?
I like blue and black dials as well.
Yes. Rare. Most are champagne, silver, or white dials. Blue, black, or exotic dials are most rare on day dates of this era.
Beauty...i had 8 daydates at the peak. Now only 5
Hey Craig. Any reason why you are not that big fan of the newer 118238 with the updated clasp?
It's nice but I do like the brushed lugs and lighter weight of the 18238. It's more comfortable on wrist. Plus the clasp works ok. I never had any issues with it.
CraigShipp.com another quick question. From 2000 to about 2003 the 118238 had the older clasp like your 18238. Would you say it would be better to purchase one of those than to spend the extra 2k and get a 2004 model with the newer clasp? Thank you. I had an 18038 which I sold because I wanted to upgrade to the 18238 but have a hard time deciding
@@scotty13805 Yes. For $2,000 less the old clasp is a good deal. Your best bet is to find an all original one-owner watch.
That watch is great with real appropriate proportions. In fact it is pristine. Just mint I must say
Yep
does it have male endlinks?
Very impressive looking timepiece
For sure. Also see www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
What is the dial colour please.
Thank you.
The colour of the watch is Yellow Gold DayDate 36mm, thats looks like a silver dial or maybe the Champagne dial.
I have one ; it was left to me by my late mother along with two Rolex cocktail watches from the same era , all 18c gold , one cocktail watch with tiny diamonds round the dial and a box of different coloured straps . No idea of id numbers or value . Any recommendation where to have them identified , services and valued ? My mother worked for Rolex in the ME 1950's - 60's .
I would talk to a Rolex dealer. Maybe send them to Rolex if they need service. Just ask that they not be polished and do not replace dial or hands unless they are really in bad condition. The more original the better. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
@@MidAtlanticTV thank you ! All in lovely condition , at least on the outside , two need professional cleaning , and to see if they need parts as they don't work . The perpetual day date I wear , beautiful :) and it keeps perfect time .
Thanks again .
A must have before i leave this earth
Is day-date president 18238 available in black dial?
Yes.
gorgeous!!
I love this watch. Wanted a DD40 buy this looks better and is 1/3 price. Win win
Yep!
Can I buy this watch bro
perfect video wrist shots yay!
Glad you liked it! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
How much did this cost you back in 2000?
$16,000. as I recall. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
this better even then the 1803,the 1803 to me is a more classic one and soprano wore it ,but this one with the white dial is just amazing,i think i get the white dial one first this year,and hopefully the classis one in near future
now i look again at the 1803 ,so hard to choose man haha.both are master pieces
Actually this is the silver dial. Also see www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Do you still have this since you've got the two Sieko's? Haven't seen you show it off recently.
Nope. I've sold all my other watches except for the two GS rotation and my Apple watch. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
@@MidAtlanticTV pity! My 3 grail watches are the GS Snowflake Springdrive. The DayDate 36mm, and a JLC Reverso in dual time. My father has a beautiful two tone Omega DeVille which he's worn every day for 30+ years and I absolutely covet it.
@@diogeneslantern18 I hear you! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
It is a nice watch but on the demure side unless you have a slender wrists. Also the newer models fix the design for of the stretching bracelet.
Mine held up great and the 36mm is great for wrists up to 7.5" - My wrist is between 7.25 and 7.5 depending on the season. Also see www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
How do you get it so shiny with no oily fingerprints? The minute I touch a watch, it's all full of prints.
18k gold always looks great! www.craigshipp.com/downloads
Wash you’re hands
Nice watch
Is that the champagne dial or the white dial? I've noticed some "champagne" dials appear to be much darker gold than others.
They call it silver.
how much was this new back in the day?
I paid $16,000.
@@MidAtlanticTV thanks didnt know what the were charging back them, now as you know they are now 30k+. I have decided my first rolex will be the 18238 white with roman numbers. So many different sellers out there, hard to know who to trust.
@@tlk0216 Try to find a one owner complete set unpolished.
@@MidAtlanticTV Yes, I see some that have been polished and the fluted bezel edges are not sharp and dont reflect the light well. Looks terrible when they buff the edges smooth. Thanks for responding. Nice piece you have!
That’s funny that you mention the nickel in the steel models because my two tone 16233 has the 306L steel and it irritates my skin and the new 904L steel doesn’t as much. Definitely want a 18238 for myself soon to avoid this irritation.
Good move!
I’m looking for one now... to be my first 💪
Get one that's in great shape. You will love it! Also see www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Did you get one?
Jennifer Lim decided to get a newer than the 1996 one I was looking at ... after 2001 everything was done better 💪💯💯... worth the 6 month longer increase savings wait 👌
@@dcrump I like both the 18238 and the 118238. For either it comes down to condition. That said these days I'm wearing Grand Seiko - www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
can u buy me one?
is this with the silver dial?
Yes. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
is that a replacement bezel? its so fresh and crisp
Craig Shipp i wasnt saying its an aftermarket bezel , you can buy rolex replacement bezels for these from rolex or online but was just wowed at the condition , thanks for the reply
Great vid. Also want one of these since it's a 1/3 the price of the new ones but I'm 6'4" and I think it looks a little too small.
Did you try one on?
I have a 7 inch /17.8cm wrist and the 36mm to small 40mm is the sweet spot for mens watch in this time.
Right on. Ended up buying a 228238 white w romans last year and it’s perfect
Looked great on tony soprano and he was a hefty unit lol
I sell all my watches just for this one, my bulovas, my mathey tissot, my invcta. It probably wouldn't amount to the price for this flawless watch but I would love this as my one and only watch. I want one so badly 😍
u can send them all to me mate
tis a beauty
It was. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Hollow gold links
Yes and that makes it comfortable on wrist. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Cool.
Yep. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Wish to find one for 14-16k
That's possible. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
I got one just want to know how much it’s cost now
it depends on condition. In nice shape about $10,000 USD or more.
CraigShipp.com it’s very new the bracelet still very tide
I have a 7 inch/17.8cm, l have tried on the Yellow Gold DayDate 36mm and the 40mm. The 40mm is far superior 40mm is the sweet spot for mens watch in this time, not all original things stay great .There becomes a time (not in all cases) to put down the old and pick up the new.
The 36mm is still the best all around option for wrists 7.25 or smaller. The BIG watch thing will pass. It's a fad. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
I agree/disagree I bought a mint no longer in production 18248 (bark) 36mm and I love it. I have 8” wrists and very big arms. it’s a very classy watch … now on the other hand the next one I will probably get is the 41 mm day date ii yellow gold as well… its a bigger watch, and my opinion is more casual. It can be dressed up, but the original 36 mm definitely is more of a dress watch than the larger one.
I disagree hard. Your day date isn’t even a solid good watch. The case and the clasp are hollow. My day date 40 with the baguette diamonds is a solid piece of gold all around, no hollow areas. That alone makes the new models superior and more desirable than the outdated model like yours.
Your watch is not comfortable on wrist. It’s a great box watch. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
The from the Uncle Buck's movie !!
Thanks for the review Woody Allen
Anytime!
@@MidAtlanticTV no salt. You just sound like em bruh👌🏿
@@diamondblanko5720 No worries - www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
You need otex
I would imagine these are still 12 to 15k
Yes, if not a bit more depending on where you get it, dial configuration, naked or not
455 B model
💯😍❤️🍾
Nice watch but 36m is just way too small for most men. New 40m DD is very nice
Not really. For most the 36mm is the best option. Also see: www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
@@MidAtlanticTV The 80s are over my friend. No men wearing 36m any longer unless very small in stature.. And yes Grand Seiko makes some nice watches. I stick with Rolex.
@@smitty923 The big watch thing is a fad and it's already starting to fade. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Yeah huge watches went out of style, just like 36m watches for men did years before that. Wear what you want, but i don't know any men going smaller than 39m. 39m-42m is the bulk of the male market. Just my take. All the best 👍
@@smitty923 The DAY-DATE in 36mm has great wrist presence. Each watch needs to be considered on each wrist. For those with a 7.25" or smaller wrist the 36mm DAY-DATE looks great. Many who wear large watches look silly. Especially when they have a small wrist. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
IF ANYONE IS SELLING THIS WATCH OR THE CHAMPAGNE DIAL ONE LET ME KNOW
My OCD kept me wondering why you didn't wash your left hand clean before handling the watch. 🤣
Also why didn't I wear gloves?? www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Had one- too small for me.
Craig Shipp that’s what she said😜
@@baldilocks1914 thats what she absolutely not said. At least in my case.
i did not know about the changes in the Rolex that occurred in 2000.
LOL
Wait did you just say not to buy a steel Rolex!?! ...and buy a grand seiko... instead.. 😄😄😄😄 yea sure. No GMT or Daytona folks.. get yourself a Seiko.. 😄😄😄
Correct. A Grand Seiko is for those who want a better watch - www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Don't knock the Grand Seiko that Spring drive with the second hand sweeping pass the numbers is something to watch.
Can you stop trashing on steel rolex watches, there's nothing wrong with them, you are talking a load of nonsense
There's a lot wrong with paying crazy money for a steel watch. Especially for those who can't really afford it. I wore steel Rolex watches in rotation with my DAY-DATE for many years and they are great tool watches. But for those who want status a steel watch is nothing special. For status 18k yellow gold is the way to go. That's just a fact. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
I think you dont know what you are talking about. Buy steel rolex especially a sport model and see it appreciate by 40% in three years. The 18238, which I love, is viewed as your grandfather’s watch and won’t appreciate nor be as marketable in the secondary market. Tha’s why some steel models costs more then the 18238, as you note in your video. Steel irrating your skin beacuse of the nikel is nonsense. Nothing against a Grand Seiko but you steering a buyer seeking a steel sports watch to a Grand Seiko over a Rolex is a great disservice to the reader.
Watches should be purchased to be worn. Not as an investment. For an investment, you should buy and hold Bitcoin. See: www.craigshipp.com/Bitcoin
Rolex, Patek and a few select brands that is.
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Steel Rolex is not too heavy for anyone bra. Chicks don’t have any problem, I can’t see any men having a problem. 🙄
Yes, the 18238 is super comfortable! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Steel Rolex aren't comfortable? Irritate your skin?
What are you on about.
Yep. 18k yellow gold is the best option for a watch - www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
Too small for a modern young man. May be for women or men over 60.
My guess is you have never seen one in person. They look great on any man's wrist.
I have tried it on.
It’s gotta be 40mm or so to be taken seriously
Wrong! The 36mm is amazing! www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
DreAm
The day date 40 is 10000000x nicer than this watch and you are clearly just defending it because you are to CHEAP to upgrade (that watch is worth about 9k, where as the DD40 would cost you about 30k)... Times change man... Don't be so stuck on what was cool when you were young.
And you own a Rolex. lol
@@MidAtlanticTV Yes... A day date 40 ref 228238 3255 cal movement with black baguette dial (10 baguettes). I just bought it 2 weeks ago preowned. I also have a few other watches...... Im 24. Time to move on to bigger and better things...
@@muffhandshands9954 You wish you owned a Rolex! lol
Muffhands Hands put on ANY watch you are still ugly fam 🤷🏽♂️
I think he is defending the 36mm over the 40mm and the short life of the 41mm, because some people think the original is the best,old man thinking.
its so small and girly
I'm guessing you have never worn one. www.craigshipp.com/grandseiko
@@MidAtlanticTV I owned a 36mm day date for a long time.... I bought it when I was 16 and there were no other options... I recently traded it (and about 20k cash) for the day date 40 because the 36mm is extremely small, feminine and just an out dated in general. The band is flimsy and stretched where as the new ones have a redesigned band with ceramic inserts and much tighter and better looking links....
@@muffhandshands9954 Sure you did! lol