Rolex Oyster Perpetual 114200 Review

This is a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 114200 review. Hey everybody, and welcome to the Rolex review series, presented by Bob’s Watches. When it comes to compact Rolex classics, the 34mm Oyster Perpetual reference 114200 is a prime example of understated elegance. The example seen here, referred to in some circles as the “White Grape”, is part of an ongoing series of sleek metallic dials with colorful accents that Rolex continues to add to year after year. THE BEZEL As with other Oyster Perpetual models, the 114200 features a steel bezel that’s mirror polished, which stands out substantially against its stainless steel case and bracelet, which have a more understated brushed finishing. If anything, this polishing helps draw the eye towards its unique dial. THE CASE The 34mm case of the Oyster Perpetual 114200 is a bit dainty by today’s standards, but it’s also a size that was part of Rolex’s mens watch offerings for decades. Rolex fitted this model with a screw-down crown as well, allowing the watch to be rated for 100m of water resistance. THE BRACELET Using the traditional Oystersteel bracelet with a brushed finish was the perfect choice for this reference. The simple broad three-piece link design provides little in the way of distraction, letting its dial do all the talking. THE DIAL The dial combination of the Oyster Perpetual 114200 also easily pushes this watch into the unisex category. The combination of its golden/champagne dial and subtle baby blue markers behind its