I'd remove the Cyclops
By Hannah Lindqvist, Stockholm ยท
The Cyclops is what everyone recognises, and it's the bit I'd get rid of if I could. That little bubble of magnifier over the date sticks up from the crystal and catches the light, and on a clean silver dial it's the one thing that breaks the line.
Otherwise the Datejust 36 is very hard to fault. 36 mm, 11.7 mm thick, 20 mm lugs and a bracelet that tapers properly, so on my wrist it would sit flat and neat. The 3235 gives you 70 hours and there's 100 m of water resistance, so it's not as precious as it looks.
It's half a millimetre thicker than the OP 36, a bit dressier, and costs about two thousand dollars more at 8,500 and up. For that you get the date and a more formal look. If you live in shirts, it's the better buy. If you live in running tights, get the OP and keep the change.