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White always appears larger
And emphasizes the space on the dial, which I think makes it more important to get the design right, else it will look strange.
This one, it looks perfect. The little red markers give it just the right amount of color.
Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 - White dial
Friends, We all know the dial colour changes the watch completely... I have the Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945, ref 2593 in black (or more precise, my wife have...). Now seeing this Vintage 1945, ref 2593 with white dial I get a feeling the watch looks big...
Thank you for this shot
great capture. I think it is quite common that a white dial appears bigger than a black/dark dial. As you know I also had this Ref with black dial before and I get the same impression. CC
Yes, I guess so....
Same for the Vintage 1945 Chrono - the cream dial looks bigger! Best Blomman
Really true. Something you have to take into account when you buy a watch because a black or white dial really can change your perception of a watch
But I know you. That's not a problem for you because you buy both ;-) Best wishes Alkiro
LOL! Yes, that might be the solution...
Since I hardly get any wrist time with the black....! Best Blomman
White always appears larger
And emphasizes the space on the dial, which I think makes it more important to get the design right, else it will look strange. This one, it looks perfect. The little red markers give it just the right amount of color.