My First Green Dial Watch

[TaketheCannoli]

I’ve had black, blue, orange and yellow but never green.

This is the RWC chrono that’s a similar watch to the very popular Pulsar Mil-Style Chrono except this has some improved features over the Pulsar:

Applied markers and numerals
Better hands
Sub dials all return to zero positions

It’s a wearable 38mm with a quartz movement and 100m water resistance.

This particular watch was bought from here in perfect condition for the princely sum of £40. Quite a bargain I believe!

I really like the shade of green on the dial too.










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[seikopath]

I doubt that one will keep you happy for more than five minutes

[TaketheCannoli]

I doubt that one will keep you happy for more than five minutes

Anything you like / dislike about the watch?

[seikopath]

Anything you like / dislike about the watch?

I don't like the little pointy things. By that, I don't mean the hands. I mean the triangular markers. Looks pretty good for 40 quid though.

[TaketheCannoli]

I don't like the little pointy things. By that, I don't mean the hands. I mean the triangular markers. Looks pretty good for 40 quid though.

Thanks, I think so too. I like the little pointy bits, they’re a little different to the norm.

[Robert189598]

There should be more green dial watches. ❤

[estoban7]

Is it a Citizen OP? And what are the dimensions?

[TaketheCannoli]

Is it a Citizen OP? And what are the dimensions?

You’ll find what you need here:

https://www.rubiconwatches.com/watch...-only-300-made

[estoban7]

Thanks, looks like you got a good buy for £40.

[mycroft]

I’m never entirely sure about green watches, David, but that looks good.

I also personally can’t get on with NATOs, but that one matches the dial really well.

As has been said, good catch .

Simon

[TaketheCannoli]

Thanks, looks like you got a good buy for £40.

Thanks, me too. I never understood why people bought a green dial Sub but now I get it.