And which one wins this? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oruCjKyfvNa4Y58.html

Not anymore.

You are right. For a DJ 36mm is the perfect size. The dial works best with that size, a classic design. For the AT design 41.5 is a fitting size. Since I own(ed) both watches in the video, I can say, the AT does not feel inferior to the DJ. Also check out the divers Omega vs. Rolex: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oruCjKyfvNa4Y58.html And this video on the Rolex watch market has proven correct. It also contains the product cost calculation for a Submainer in the comments: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbFofbCfyJemeIE.html

@@followyourpassion8378 I own the 38mm AT and 36mm DJ. In terms of the watch, correct, the AT is not inferior. But the Omega bracelet is. Rolex makes the better bracelet (or they bought out the company that does, I should say)

What about SD43 vs PO? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oruCjKyfvNa4Y58.html

Since considerations like which one conveys more status/prestige are finally off the table, these two watches can be matched pound for pound. I just did so again at an AD, because I sold my DJ a couple of years ago. So, the lines of the DJs case are more elegant, however, the overall impression of build quality is nearly the same and a preference of one over another just a matter of taste.