jack johnson
1901
Hi Nico! I voted with my wallet for the blue one. The grained texture of the dial is very special.
Glashutte Original Senator Chronometer White Gold Blue Dial.
Quite cool looking, this one: White or Blue? Best, Nicolas ...
You have to compare them in the flesh
but from the photos I prefer the blue one because of the visually stronger subdials.
Here my favorite is
the white one. The blue is nice, they even had the decency of using a matching colored date disk, however from the photos the tone of the blue doesn’t sing to me, also the legibility seems superior on the white dial.
Not only large, but the heaviest wristwatch I own, by far… I prefer White, because it’s “lighter"
Jan 1, 2018 (above) This photo was on Sept 14, 2019… so why was the date on 20? (perhaps thinking ahead 7 years so I would have this photo handy?) Backside Possibly thinking about a career in watch dial design (lucky I didn’t give up my day job) Mike ...
I always loved the design of these GO watches. From the pictures the blue seems more striking, but it has a matt dial and may lay there in real life.
but I’d take either if the Fed Ex guy pulled up to my door.
The White looks a tad dressier, with the Blue adding a touch of sportiness...
A close one, but I think I'd go Blue, for its color and cool granular matte texture.
A great and underappreciated watch with either dial.
Though to tell the truth, I like the regulator version even better.
White dial, white metal and not the regulator version for me.
Not sure I have the wrist for it, but I love it.