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In praise of blued hands
Whether German or Swiss, modern or vintage, sports or dress watches... I just love blued hands!
Nicely captured
Blued hands, blue indexes...and did you notice that the date is also in blue?
Really cool composition. Bravo!
Here is my little contribution. Breguet La Tradition with blued hands and... screws
Best wishes
Alkiro
Best wishes
Alkiro
Yes, indeed. Blued hands and white metal. A great and enduring combination. [nt]
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Great post, I love blued hands. They add so much character and charm.
Here are mine!
Blued power reserve.
The watches in question.

A shot of the PAM449 with just one hand! And the blue steel almost disappearing. I think Panerai does great blue hands.
All the best.
Blued power reserve.
The watches in question.

A shot of the PAM449 with just one hand! And the blue steel almost disappearing. I think Panerai does great blue hands.
All the best.
Nice theme. Nice collage. I can easily see why you love blue hands. [nt]
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Beautifully composed collage
The theme is very cool....and the watches are brilliant and diverse too.
Not quite in the same league as some of yours...
But blued hands nearly always lift a watch to a higher class.
Blued seconds hand is a NOS service replacement that I found on eBay, of all places. The original had been lost.
B&M Capeland Worldtimer--a big watch with big, blued hands.
20th Anno. Saratoga--using blued Sub-dial hands was. Imminent with Concord, staring with the Impresario of the 90's and continuing through this 2005 model.
Crisply detailed blued seconds hand on this Masterpiece Phase de Lune Tonneau.
--Rick
Blued seconds hand is a NOS service replacement that I found on eBay, of all places. The original had been lost.
B&M Capeland Worldtimer--a big watch with big, blued hands.
20th Anno. Saratoga--using blued Sub-dial hands was. Imminent with Concord, staring with the Impresario of the 90's and continuing through this 2005 model.
Crisply detailed blued seconds hand on this Masterpiece Phase de Lune Tonneau.
--Rick
Wow, looks like I'm not the only one
Such an incredible diversity of watches you've all posted, linked by the common theme of blued hands. (and all rather tempting too haha).
Thanks for the kind words too about my montage, and keep the pictures coming!
Thanks for the kind words too about my montage, and keep the pictures coming!
You mentioned German and Swiss...
And show a picture of an Austrian one, too.
Here some blued hands from Japan 
And yes, it will be hard finding a Purist who does not like blued hands 
