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reintitan's post from 2019 highlights a recurring trend in watchmaking: the rise of a new 'it' dial color. This discussion explores the shift from blue, orange, and salmon to green, examining how this vibrant hue is being adopted across various brands and models. It offers a fascinating snapshot of collector sentiment regarding color trends and their impact on watch aesthetics.
Generally most of the blue dials work for me, but green ones can come as both hits and misses. I am still not a fan of the yellow gold Rolex Daytona with a green dial just yet; maybe that is one that might grow on me in time to come. Nonetheless, one of my personal favourites these days is the Glashutte Original Sixties, in this special green dial. Image courtesy of Deployant. Not to forget, the original Bronzo as well. Somehow, the combination of bronze and green dial compliment each other rath
and I know this is my personal opinion ... but that green aquanaut is by far the most ugly thing Patek ever made. Maybe some mistakes from the 1970's come close but there won't be much this is an attempt but hey those aquanaut and nautilus are a hype right now so it will sell.
Who mixed up the colours in PP?
that there is a distinct military look to it which kinda cheapens the Aquanaut series, unless of course you are in the or in to military lifestyle
It looks like the hand is reflecting?
Suspect more releases will start going in this direction in the coming years... live the color and the selection of pieces you posted!
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