Reply With QuoteHow about a linen dial. Difficult for someone if my limited ability to photograph but lovely in the flesh
Or maybe a snowflake, a bit of a twist on straight white - again way better in the flesh than shown below
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Somehow without me noticing I seem to have gravitated towards white (or cream / ivory / whatever) dialed watches. So much so that I have a number of them now. I also have a bunch of black dialed ones but think my next watch will have more colour. Seen a Glashutte somewhere with a lush cracked green dial, and of course there’s doxa yellows. Any other suggestions ?
How about a linen dial. Difficult for someone if my limited ability to photograph but lovely in the flesh
Or maybe a snowflake, a bit of a twist on straight white - again way better in the flesh than shown below
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Trying to move away from white
Doxa orange is a rite of passage imo.
Also there's a beautiful older green dial Seiko somewhere on the forum. It catches light like a jewel. Can't remember who owns it tho.
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have this and the 62MAS PADI reissue and both bring some much needed colour to my collection!
Love the white dial speedy.
That’s quite niceOriginally Posted by LukeBird
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have this and the 62MAS PADI reissue and both bring some much needed colour to my collection!
Doxa orange and yellow have entered my thinking. I don’t know much about the brand - never held one
Porters in the Argyll Arcade had one of these in their window last Thursday
The Seiko SKX011j is a great entry level orange diver.
Cheers..
Jase
I like the the look of these...
z
Oooooooo. I like that!I like the the look of these...
z
This 34 year old bridges the gap twixt black and white for me . . .
F.T.F.A.
New dial to your Beitling?, or flip it for a blue dial one.
That is by far the nicest Doxa I’ve seen.I like the the look of these...
z
Isnt blue the new black?
Most makers have blue in their ranges so fill your boots.
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There’s a range of nice datejust dialsThis 34 year old bridges the gap twixt black and white for me . . .
Got the SMPc blue which I’m happy enough with - so far that electric blue doxa is winning for me - or the deep green Glashutte
Throw a splash of mixed colours into your life Rusty...
I couldn’t agree more, Celia. For me Doxa is the definitive orange dial watch - I absolutely love mine...
Simon
Also, if we’re talking colour I’m amazed nobody has mentioned yellow (other than in the context of Doxa).
You haven’t lived until you’ve experienced Cobra Yellow dials on Breitlings...
Simon
Is that s Ltd edition? Can’t find detail on the model?I like the the look of these...
z
Wayne picked up a lovely white dial Rolex recently.
I’m sure he did, but I’m after something not white as per the thread title
Yes - The Project Aware II is a limited edition of 300 pieces see SUB 1500T Project AWARE II
One for sale on Chrono24
z
Yes it is, Rusty.
It's exactly the same model as mine pictured above, but with the aquamarine dial to commemorate Doxa's involvement with Project Aware, a sealife conservation initiative. I think part of the proceeds go to Project Aware if I remember rightly...
Simon
EDIT: Just seem that zelig beat me to it with the link!
Reserved it seems, but thanks
Ha not fast you’re last
Sinn 104
Very nice but it’s still white!Sinn 104
Oops, my mistake. It's also in black...
This shop link says it's available. I added one to my cart to check:Reserved it seems, but thanks
https://shop.doxawatches.com/shop/su...v=79cba1185463
Mark
If you like the Aquamarine
https://www.watchshop.com/mens-glyci...p99948996.html
Thanks guys I’ll consider my options - some great suggestions
Nope, that’s not the same watch, Mark. Your link is to the Sub 1200t. The earlier post was related to the Sub 1500t. Different spec, different size...
Simon
Satin brushed solid stainless steel (316L). 42.7 mm in diameter (excluding crown), 13 mm in height. Stainless steel screw-down crown. The 1200T is water resistant to a depth of 3937 feet, and is hand assembled in Switzerland
Even better
(IMHO)
z
Too small.Satin brushed solid stainless steel (316L). 42.7 mm in diameter (excluding crown), 13 mm in height. Stainless steel screw-down crown. The 1200T is water resistant to a depth of 3937 feet, and is hand assembled in Switzerland
Even better
(IMHO)
z
(IMHO)
Simon
Every watch nut should have a yellow breitling at some point (please put it away)Also, if we’re talking colour I’m amazed nobody has mentioned yellow (other than in the context of Doxa).
You haven’t lived until you’ve experienced Cobra Yellow dials on Breitlings...
Simon
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Whoops sorry. I stand corrected. Still a nice looking watch, mind ;)
Mark
Love the SBGE033. Had the chance to handle one in Porters. It was amazing and possibly my favourite GS GMT.
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Swap your white one for a newer blue version!
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Dials are over rated!
It’s steel. Out of my price range that. Gorgeous of course but would most certainly lead to a messy divorceSwap your white one for a newer blue version!
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That’s lush.Love the SBGE033. Had the chance to handle one in Porters. It was amazing and possibly my favourite GS GMT.
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what about one of these, something a bit different. A GP traveller with alarm.
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Welcome to the forumLove the SBGE033. Had the chance to handle one in Porters. It was amazing and possibly my favourite GS GMT.
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Have looked at alarms, vulcain cricket and Tudor advisor - but not sure I’d find the use for it
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I don’t use mine really, only to show people when they ask, it’s looks lovely though.
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Hahahaha what a plonker I am. Sorry mate totally misread thatI’m sure he did
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