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I was looking at a Rolex Submariner green dial today and brought my IWC to compare.
1. Which green dial do you prefer and why?
2. Are you aware whether there were differences in dial colours over the years this Submariner model was produced?
The background of my questions is that I am considering swapping the IWC for the Rolex.
The background of my questions is that I am considering swapping the IWC for the Rolex.
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I was looking at a Rolex Submariner green dial today and brought my IWC to compare.
1. Which green dial do you prefer and why? 2. Are you aware whether there were differences in dial colours over the years this Submariner model was produced? The background of my questions is that I am considering swapping the IWC for the Rolex. ...
I agree with you but I prefer the colour of the IWC more - stronger sunburst and more lively green with slightly blueish hues and the Rolex with yellow-ish hues which I do no prefer.
Hence my question whether there are any colour variations throughout the production of the Submariner - perhaps some with less of a yellow hue.