Chronometer (aka yacomino)
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I am actually curious to see the red dial Longines but I am worried in the flesh it will look brown
Green dial watches : too trendy...or here to stay?
I guess they are here to stay as the brands have learned to use the various shades of the color green to produce some very attractive watches. As it happens,I have accumulated a few green dial watches into my collection over the last years and each one ha...
I don't have any...
...but I'm banking on purple becoming the next big thing! I'm on the road though so I can't post an overview of all my purple watches.... EDIT, sorry that is silly, of course I have a green watch, I just posted about it this week, but it was just returned...
Image quality advice
This is the second time my uploaded images look absolutely pixelated and crushed down to nothing... @admin, any advice? EDIT Nevermind, seems to be my phone.
Nice thread, dear Gerard!
I think whether green stays or not depends mainly on personal taste. The trend doesn't matter if you personally like it. Personally, I find the olive green of the Rolex Day Date absolutely timeless and goes with everything. That's why this watch was my fi...
I have no green watch as of today…
I always found them too fancy somehow. However, the only one I would gladly possess, is the one you have! 👍🏻😍 So it really depends on the “green”…
Rolex and green have been together for a very long time.
I love both of these examples. Others may be a trend. ...
I think it was the anniversary sub with the green bezel.
But Rolex green has been a thing forever and a day.
I think that green will continue to be around.
Nevertheless, the "green hype" and "me too green" of the manufacturers will calm down to some degree, I assume, they will launch other colors to try (yellow, purple, red?), as they did when they launched salmon dials a few years ago. IMO, the manufacurers...
Wow, that's an impressive collection of green! I'm more of a blue dial guy but do have some green....
This Turbine diver is blue but has plenty of green in the dark! ...
Spectacular selection Gerard!
Thoughtfully curated as well I might add. I never “got” the green thing until this year , when I added Sinn 556. Which is very attractive to me. I believe it’s more than a trend, and think it’s here to stay. Although less “classic” than blue if you will. ...
The Sinn is really nice.
Same as you, I was not convinced by the SeaQ kind of green when I saw the watch.
It is my friend
Will have to see it in the metal first though. Hoping it’s a more convincing shade of green. The GO SeaQ wasn’t when I saw it with my own eyes!
We can only speculate until we see it with our own eyes
I went to a local Longines AD last week, sadly they didn’t have any of the new colors in yet…
Yes, the truth is in the seeing. I thought I'd be wanting the blue Longines Legend diver but that blue didn't do it for me. In the picture here the green one looks great
and might be hard to resist. Nice clean no date Sinn! And that GO is amazing!
A pic is worth 1000 words, but seeing is believing!
Years ago, I would make the mistake of buying without trying, even on higher priced watches. There are so many variables to online pics, light, image quality, screen output… Its crazy how different they can look in the metal! Yes, the emerald Sinn and GO ...
Yes, "underwhelming" is accurate . One more variable is how we each perceive color and certainly taste varies. I liked the idea of a Legend diver that is smaller
than my bronze/green and love blue so I thought that when I see one I will probably walk out with it. Maybe the green is the answer?
Green is good 💚
Hi Always good to have a variety of colours, hopefully green will stay, along with blue & orange. Asadds to the vibrancy of a watch & it's always good to have options. Cheers JML
There here to stay , looks great and is timeless imho
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