Seiko Map Meter :lol:
Let's keep this going. ;)
Seiko Map Meter :lol:
Wearing this recent acquisition today.
Slightly late arrival I'm afraid, but my only (therefore favourite), blue dial.
Bazz.
Beautiful blue Sub; like an idiot I didn't hang on to this.
A Heuer Carrera - it has a stunning striped dial. The hands are, as I'm sure many will spot, not original as is the crystal, but I got it from a pawn broker for a pittance, so I'm hoping one day to get it sorted out.
Would anyone be able to tell me the number of this Bell-matic model please?Originally Posted by brownip
Gotta be this one.
Photo courtesy of previous owner and great photographer Ashley Carr!
A couple that have already been nominated, but pics of my slightly battle-scarred ones.
Amphibia......
Cheers :)
Originally Posted by PeterM
:lol: this very model is splashed around here on large fancy advertising boards in our area in Girona - very eye-catching colour combo - damned SHOULD I go have a look ? :mrgreen:
Cheers, Peter
this one is a KILLER! I like it more than the blue Rolex Sub.Originally Posted by Seabadger
Apparently every time 'c' or 'g' is ahead of 'e', or 'i' it's pronouced 'chellini ' or 'Girona' is 'Jirona' :wink:Originally Posted by numberjack
This (weren't watches small years ago :lol: ) lady I bought new, never gets used - it's a lovely 'velvet' blue like the Patek - crap pic though !
My Christopher Ward C600
Hi Tony
I'm not at home so can't look at the caseback but from memory I think it's a 4006 6031
Cheers
Ian :D
Originally Posted by Tony
It's a beautiful watch. It's probably not realistic to compare a 1,500 watch with a 15,000 (or whatever), but for me the blue Rolex Sub looks too bright, and I don't like the new case shape one bit. Have another pic, anyway:Originally Posted by jfoxx
Newest is my vintage Omega Seamaster 120 "Deep Blue":
but VERY near and dear to my heart is my "Big Blue" Dornblüth 99.2:
:drunken:
My contribution (although not completely blue sure you will let me away with it)
Cheers Willie
That's a lovely looking watch. You don't (well, I don't) see many vintage Atlantics around, sadly. I picked one up at a market in Athens last year (not a chrono), but have hardly seen any in the UK that I can recall.
Currently away for a service, can't wait to get my Headwind back (pic pinched off the web).
Details of dial manufacture process below, copied from http://www.watchtalkforums.info/foru...-headwind.html .
The dial on this watch is superb. Showing a date & day of week via aperture windows, it’s functional and pleasant looking. The dial itself is finished by a sophisticated process known as “par epargne” and is almost exclusive to Breitling. The “par epargne” method is said to be extremely luxurious. The dial is a solid piece of silver, with the writing in exposed enamel as opposed to applied lacquer paint. This is attributed to the areas of the dial to receive text being lightly cut into the dial and filled with enamel, which is then polished smooth to lie flush with the dial surface. The result is a stunning contrast & smoothness of text.
Applied markers are used for all hours, except 12 & 3, which contain the day of week & date respectively. Luminous dots on the outside edge of the hour markers provide nighttime illumination, albeit very weak. The Breitling wings logo is also an applied marker, rather than a painted logo.
Legibility of the dial is extremely clear and easy to see. The applied markers are stepped, with the outside edges being brushed and the higher, center section being polished. Nightime illumination is by lume-dots above each of the applied markers.
Thanks Ian.
I'll be keeping my eye out for one those. Lovely watch.
Originally Posted by brownip
One more of the blue Fish.
I... want.... that.... :shock:Originally Posted by 9:59
A message to Rich aka Toshi why are you such a show off I am eating my heart out with JEALOUSY those are 2 of my GRAIL watches.
I love the 2 enjoy them(drop me a line when you get bored :wink: with them).
Thank you
Simon
:lol:
I've been wearing this since Friday, a bit of a record...
I think I have a slight lazy one from seeing the pics of the blue Sub with white gold strap.
No longer in the collection...
Sanjay
Now that was a cracker Sanjay 8)
Cheers,
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
My current favourite and on my wrist as I type :)
Cheers,
Gary
Still have a bit of a thing for this old beater...
No Nettunos or Tridentes? I'm surprised as their blues are beautiful.
When I had it, it was the electric blue dial SMP, now this:
Cheers
Originally Posted by Horologos
you want one of these?
would be this one for me
cheers
chris
Ah ha!
Queer yet amusing.
Cheers,
Neil.
This is a beauty...great choice of blue.Originally Posted by uwtc
Suppose the Monaco would be a great choice for blue dial... and this Rolex is stunning.Originally Posted by numberjack
This Seiko cushion case is my favourite blue dialed watch. But I can't capture how nice the face is in the flesh :?
Either this classic...
Or this old thing - currently on a blue Toshi with orange stitching which looks the business...
Mine would be the ice dial platinum day-date :)
It's just a matter of time...
My favorite blue dial is my Breitling B1
Having had the pleasure of trying this one on I can safely say this is now my favourite blue dial. Super 8) and that's before the even more 8) blue lume. Stunning.Originally Posted by PeterM
Nice little Avia :
And another one of these :
Jim :)
A recent arrival, and my only blue :
Winner!Originally Posted by uwtc
now that one i like ALOTOriginally Posted by egyptfive
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
As of yesterday's arrival of the postie it is now a dead heat. Quiet understatement meets Disco...
+1 (waiting for the postie... :D )Originally Posted by seikopath
Tag Heuer Kirium Chronograph