The Best Blue Dial Watches for Summer

It's a striking, stainless steel-cased watch with quartz-powered day-date movement, blue dial with oversized, vintage-colored lume plots, a dual-color 12-hour bezel, and a period-correct woven stainless steel bracelet Case diameter: 39mm.Water resistance: 150m Luminox ICE-SAR 1000 The new version of the ICE-SAR 1000 with ice blue dial has specs consistent with those of the original models: a 46mm, ultra-lightweight Carbonox case, 200m of water resistance, sapphire crystal, a Ronda 515 quartz movement with date, and a stainless steel case back Movement: H-10 automaticCase diameter: 40mmWater resistance: 100m Christopher Ward C60 Sapphire The "Sapphire" in question here actually doesn't refer to the watch's crystal, but to the dial itself - it too is crafted from sapphire just 06mm thick, allowing you to view the movement beneath.

While skeletonized watches are common enough, and watches with transparent case backs are surely a dime a dozen, this slightly unconventional approach makes for a fun watch that you might otherwise not notice is sporting an unusual feature The standard Mark XVIII is an austere tool watch, but the metallic blue dial of the special edition gives it a level of vibrancy that allows the timepiece to successfully toe the line between utilitarian and ornate Movement: IWC 30110 automaticCase diameter: 40mmWater resistance: 60m Montblanc 1858 Geosphere For $5,800, this 42mm-wide world timer displays the time in both hemispheres as represented by domed globe motifs - each turning opposite directions on the dial.

Rather, it's an ode to some of the simpler chronographs the watchmaker built during the 20th century, with a thin rotating bezel and a simple dial that looks incredibly handsome in blue with contrasting silver sub-dials. . Source