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In a vibrant exploration of horological aesthetics, jlux, also known as Gerard, delves into the enduring appeal of green-dial watches. His personal collection showcases a diverse spectrum of green shades, prompting a discussion on whether this color trend is a fleeting fad or a permanent fixture in luxury watch design. Gerard's curated selection highlights how different brands interpret green, from subtle ceramic tones to vivid metallic finishes, inviting collectors to share their own perspectives on this captivating dial color.
...but I'm banking on purple becoming the next big thing! I'm on the road though so I can't post an overview of all my purple watches.... EDIT, sorry that is silly, of course I have a green watch, I just posted about it this week, but it was just returned to me. Doh! Schwarz Etienne
This is the second time my uploaded images look absolutely pixelated and crushed down to nothing... @admin, any advice? EDIT Nevermind, seems to be my phone.
I love both of these examples. Others may be a trend.
Nevertheless, the "green hype" and "me too green" of the manufacturers will calm down to some degree, I assume, they will launch other colors to try (yellow, purple, red?), as they did when they launched salmon dials a few years ago. IMO, the manufacurers have got to get appealing colors/shades of green to convince consumers. It's a hard color to please. One example that I personally don't find appealing is the the Rolex green Skydweller. I was excited to take a look at it in the metal. Unfortun
This Turbine diver is blue but has plenty of green in the dark!
At least in my collection ๐
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