Finally managed to find one.

Hi and welcome,
I think both have their merits. The 36mm is usually my preferred size for Rolex but as you can see from my comparison with the Black op I owned the size difference is minimal, enhanced by the fact it’s a white dial.
I’m a sucker for symmetry and I do like the double indices but as a potentially permanent piece I do like the enlarged single indices in the 34mm.
I am a fan of 34mm watches in general and have owned a frankly ludicrous amount of them. I currently also own a 34mm JLC MUT. In regards to the current social norm of <38mm being classed as small I don’t go in for this. I prefer smaller watches and don’t actually consider 34s, 36s etc as small, to me it seems perfectly normal for a man with a 7.5inch wrist to have a moderately sized watch.
There are of course some larger watches I like and some I love but with not unlimited funds I’m happy with smaller watches.
It’s interesting that in the 50s and 60s, the time we consider to represent a traditionally masculine post war period, 33/34mm watches were in the majority.
As @Spruce mentioned it would be great to see a post of your watch.
All the best

I am still figuring things out, but I will definitely start posting more photos. Thanks for the warm welcome.

34mm, I find wears not that much different on a bracelet. On a strap, it's more noticeable unless I'm wearing a suit, in which case, I don't really want a large watch a. Then again I have smallish wrists.