Is Sky-Dweller blue the same as the DJ41?

[HogwldFLTR]

I owned the DJII and SkyD both in blue and both at the same time. I sold both and they are the same. There's been no change in it in the DJ41. I'll never buy another Rolex with that blue. Too much imho.

[fskywalker]

They seem to be the same hue color.

Originally Posted by HogwldFLTR

I owned the DJII and SkyD both in blue and both at the same time. I sold both and they are the same. There's been no change in it in the DJ41. I'll never buy another Rolex with that blue. Too much imho.

Interesting Lee; so did not liked the sunburst blue on either watch?


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[Seddyspaghetti]

Originally Posted by lord91

Guess they're the same blue after all...

woah. i would snatch that skydweller real quick!

[lord91]

Originally Posted by Seddyspaghetti

woah. i would snatch that skydweller real quick!

Come on, where in the real world would you see a blue SS Sky D in the window? These are Basel World 2o19 photos.

[chemistrynerd]

Originally Posted by Singslinger

Hi guys

I've been wondering whether the shade of blue on the dial with stick markers that's on the Datejust 41 is the same as blue on the steel Sky Dweller's dial?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Exactly. That’s why I went blue dial DJ41.

[Juan Luis]

The blue dial on the white gold Daytona is a looker as well!

[JRell]

Originally Posted by HogwldFLTR

I owned the DJII and SkyD both in blue and both at the same time. I sold both and they are the same. There's been no change in it in the DJ41. I'll never buy another Rolex with that blue. Too much imho.

I have the blue datejust 41 and the reason I like it so much is it sometimes looks black, to gray/silver, to blue. Interesting perspective, but I think it is a perfect amount of blue compared to the bluesy, smurf or azzurro for example. Most people that I show the watch to didn’t notice it was blue until I turn it to the right angle. Why I love it! If you look at the photos below, it is hard to believe it is the same watch.