jlux
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Change from blue to green.
I recently got back my DD 40 after the dial change from blue to green.
A change that I do not regret. The "olive-green" dial is really superb and makes almost for a completely new watch.
Thanks for looking,
Gerard
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Change from blue to green.
I recently got back my DD 40 after the dial change from blue to green. A change that I do not regret. The "olive-green" dial is really superb and makes almost for a completely new watch. Thanks for looking, Gerard ...
That IMHO was an excellent decision, Gerard!
Many congrats to your old-new DD40. After some back and forth thinking between the blue and green dial I finally decided for the more versatile olive green. It changes in different light conditions and can be also very adaptable and discreet. This has bee...
Yes,it needs however to be the exact same watch.
They will ,for example, not put the Sub blue dial into a steel model or a yellow gold Daytona dial into a white gold model.
Nice switch!
Do you get to keep your blue dial? I see more green dial than the blue dial (in the wild)
