Rolex Stella Dial vs. Oyster Perpetual Watches | Bob's Watch Talk

Welcome back to another installment of Watch Talk. Today, we’re discussing a hot topic: OP Dials vs. Stella Dials. Shop the watches in this video: https://www.bobswatches.com/luxury-watches/ NAVIGATE THIS VIDEO 00:00 Intro 00:18 Wrist Check 00:57 Stella Dials Vs. Oyster Perpetual 01:10 Discontinued Oyster Perpetuals 02:33 Stella Dials 03:27 Comparison 07:55 Stella Dial Origin 09:08 Entry-Level Oyster Perpetuals 09:27 Oyster Perpetual Case Sizes 11:40 Watch Choice 13:34 Outro Click here now to learn more about the vintage Rolex Stella Dial compared to the Oyster Perpetual: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/comparisons/rolex-stella-dial-vs-oyster-perpetual-op.html In this episode of Watch Talk, Justin and Emily discuss Rolex Stella dials, comparing the newer generation Oyster Perpetuals outfitted with vibrant, colored dials with the original Stella watches. What are the vintage Rolex Stella dials? The Stella dial earns its name after the Swiss company Stella that once produced the pigment and lacquers used in the production of colorful vintage dials from the 1970s until the 1990s. These dials were sold on the Day-Date for what is believed to have been for the Middle East market and were advertised as “Lacquered Stella.” Today, they are commonly referred to as “Rolex Stella Dials,” and they are the subject of today’s episode of Watch Talk. The Stella dial was briefly resurrected in 2013 on a select few Day-Date models with matching leather bracelets. However, i