Reply With QuoteI am fond of Zenith and the blue dialed one is a cracker.
Since I saw an azure blue Squale diver in another thread the idea of getting a beautiful blue dial watch keeps coming back to me.
The only blue dial watch I currently have is my old Zenith Espada with a rather nice dial which changes quite a lot depending on the incoming light.
I would be happy to see what options (new or vintage) are out there if I want to go blue!
Thanks
I am fond of Zenith and the blue dialed one is a cracker.
My only blue dial
Lip Nautic Ski 2nd generation
This, once spotted during a Google search, haunts my days
This is the only blue dial I have, but it was the blue that swayed my decision to choose it over the other options back in 1997.
My only blue dial and fell in love with it after I replaced the very faded bezel insert
Go to love a blue dial!
Vintage.
Or a bit more modern.
Cheers
Neil
A few more ideas here: http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.php?275328-Blue-dials
My blue stuff
There are some more suggestions here as well - I asked similar question before I got the Milgauss Z BLue
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...te-I-decided-)
Blue is popular.
Now I'm trying to make a conscious effort to not get more blue stuff ... but I might be failing as have something blue in mind already.
That is lovely!Originally Posted by Rocket Man
Go to love a blue dial!
So is that!Vintage.
Cheers
Neil
A nice cold blue
Just this 1970s hand-wound Seiko for me:
Stunning blue dial here
Even more stunning:
Took me years to get a blue dial and this one is stunning, the way it changes in different lighting is lovely.
Wow, what is that?!
Really loving all the different shades of blue in this thread.
Moser Perpetual CalendarWow, what is that?!
Really loving all the different shades of blue in this thread.
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/th...e-pics-pricing
Love their no logo models!
Unaffordable unfortunately :(
Fantastic looking watch btw.Stunning blue dial here
Seamaster 300M ceramic :-
Wow, some seriously nice watches in this thread! Would love to see them in real. Some of those blue dials must be mesmerising once seen in the flash. Thanks guys!
Nice shade of blue! Not.Seamaster 300M ceramic :-
Slightly bluer looking SMPc in the sunlight ;-)
The Hamilton Thinline is available in a nice blue
I seem to have a thing for blue dials and have owned loads. I won't bore you with them all so here's the ones I have left.
My current favourite.
And my vintage examples.
Cheers,
Gary
Thanks pal, its actually incoming, hopefully get my hands on it this week!
i like these ones, not my own pics:
I also want to buy a watch with the blue dial. the pic you post is very fantastic.
how about the price?
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Here is my Breitling Navitaimer World - blue dial and blue calfskin strap...
Simon
Having owned various blue dials my favourite is the Sinn.
The blue Isofrane on what is a pilots watch may not be to everyone's taste, but I like it!
Just this one now
Previously owned
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
My favourite blue
Another,
A bit of Russian fun:
Not always the easiest to read - the numbers are highly polished - but it's certainly blue!
SGR
Blue.
That GS is lovely Gary, such a wonderful vibrancy.I seem to have a thing for blue dials and have owned loads. I won't bore you with them all so here's the ones I have left.
My current favourite.
Cheers,
Gary
This is one of your old ones (and your pic). Don't wear it as often as I should, but it's going nowhere.
I have one other blue Omega (pic from original seller) which is a real favourite.
My only other blue watch is my Tudor Snowflake, but I don't have a picture that does it justice. Faded bezel, lovely cream markers and a nicely mellowed dial.
Subtle shade of Blue on the dial of this Omega Seamaster Chronograph.
The beautiful Blue of the Rolex BLNR bezel.
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