Simple dials, or when simple is beautiful! - show us your preferred simple dial!
I will start with two that works well for me (I do not own either at the moment): ...
Simple in layout - difficult in production
Montblanc Villeret Seconde Au Centre Retour-A-Zero with a dial made in "guilloche main" technique (the engraving machine is operated purely by hand/manual) ...
My simple
So enjoyable to wear. And as I age, it will probably get much more time on the wrist ;-) ...
Base, the simplicity is the attraction here.
Two examples of simple from Panerai. ...
I have two simple dials to present
My Moritz Grossmann piece unique and my Patek Philippe 7200R London Edition, not quite a piece unique but limited to 80 pieces. ...
Especially this one of yours as a two hander!
It was you posting pictures of this watch that first began my love affair of their work! . Absolutely beautiful piece, my friend!
Thank you Mahesh.
I’ve heard some people question if the novelty of their dials wear off, but for me this is certainly not the case. Such a joy to wear each time.
As per seen ...
... in the thread which has initiated this one, glossy dial and puffy lume ...
Simple is in
You bring up a very interesting topic my friend. I appreciate simplicity especially on two hand watches. Love staring at the stillness, like art! Here are 2 Reversos, AP 15202 and the Vacheron Constantin Mercator in platinum... Best regards and stay healt...
OH. MY. GOD.
The VC and the photo could not be better. So wonderful... thank you for sharing!
Many thanks dear Brandon!
These are keepers in my collection. Best regards and stay safe
Four of mine I’ve been wearing lately
AP 15300st Rolex OP34 white dial Rolex OP 1002 1960 Patek 5124g on my wrist right now ...
Excellent thread!
I have a strong preference for simple dials in most of my collection - particularly two-handers. Speaking only about the dials and not the watches as a whole, the enamel dial Dumont might just be my favourite ...
Come to think of it...
Somehow I forgot this one! At 55mm you would think I would remember it... ...
Thank you, Yacomino! The OP grape dial wasn’t their most popular for some reason.
Based on its price relative to other dial colors. Maybe it was a little bit too out of the box a few years ago. But Rolex stuck with this design and successfully launched their new editions with super cool bold colored dials!!
Nice theme and watches !
Here’s a simple dial I like from my collection Hajime Asaoka Tsunami Classic which I wore the past 2 days. Cheers Robin ...
Sure always a pleasure to share
Here were some caseback shots I shared before: www.watchprosite.com
This is an enjoyable thread. Here's my contribution
It's my 1903 Patek Philippe Chronometro Gondolo lepine pocket watch. 56mm in 18K yellow gold. Plenty of real estate on a dial that's sparingly populated. ...
In spite of the enamel and color, it's pure simpleness: time only, no date, no second hand.
anOrdain model 2 Best regards, Ron ...
Surprised this guy has not featured yet- Moser and ALS seem to be clear winners
Simple but oh so beautiful ...
A bit late, but hopefully not too late.. Here a few chips to humbly play..
Universal Geneve Crosshair dresswatch Rolex 6556 Tru Beat,1956 (with hacking second) Puristic MIH Chronograph GP Damier JLCs: left- Ref 1901, WG. Rt: Ref 329 Crosshair Hope you liked these “under-the-radar” pics a bit.. Best to all, hs ...
