Which is better for a wide face?

The RB3619 has a 60mm lens and 16mm bridge, so it sits wider than the 59mm RB3724D. Try the RB3724D first if your face is narrow.

Is the RB3724D worth $178.00 over a used RB3619?

If you want a warranty and a new pair, yes. A used like-new RB3619 saves money but carries no Ray-Ban warranty.

Which lenses are better for driving?

Grey glass lenses on the RB3619 keep colors neutral, which helps with traffic lights. Green lenses on the RB3724D tint the view more.

The RB3724D lists UV transmittance of 1.0% or less. The RB3619 lists protection standard 3, a European lens filter category, not a UV figure.

Both use metal alloy frames. Glass lenses on the RB3619 resist scratching better; the new RB3724D starts without wear and has a warranty.

Ray-Ban Square Aviator RB3619 vs Ray-Ban RB3724D Aviator

Both are Ray-Ban aviator-style metal frames, but they are different shapes and lens tints. The RB3619 Olympian II is a 60mm square aviator with dark grey glass lenses; the RB3724D is a 59mm square-round aviator with dark green lenses and a gold Arista frame. The RB3724D is the safer pick for a new, warrantied pair at $178.00 at Nordstrom as of November 7, 2026, while the RB3619 is a used, like-new Poshmark listing with no price given here.

Today the Ray-Ban Square Aviator RB3619 costs $13.00 less at its best price.

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