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: I have had both. The first one I bought was the 36 mm and it was a quartz black dial AT. The two things that I didn't like was that it was a quartz and that it was only 36 mm. I traded that after only a year on the 39 mm blue dial co-ax automatic. I never regetted it. I may buy and sell or trade other watches but i imagine I'll always have this 39 mm AT. I have since purchased another Omega and it is a 39 mm Speedmaster date. That 39 mm size just works well for me and I am not a big guy by any means.
But you hae to do what is right for you. You won't go wrong with either size really.
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