Rolex watches featuring green dials

　　Introduction: Green watches offer a distinct feel; they are youthful, fresh, and stylish. Today, we recommend several green timepieces.

　　Green Submariner

　　When mentioning green watches, many people's thoughts immediately turn toRolexthe green Submariner, whose striking green hue is irresistible. However, due to its overwhelming popularity, it remains hard to come by. Although the retail price is only 7 ten thousand RMB, the actual market price may be somewhat higher.

　　Compared with the black or white of ordinary watches, the vibrant green dial of the Rolex Green Submariner is a colour that is relatively difficult for most people to pull off, yet it is also a striking shade, well-suited for individuals who pursue individuality. V7 The ceramic bezel of the Green Submariner has a colour closer to the genuine article, the texture of the inner ring engraving is finer, the white gold markers on the bezel are more detailed, the inner ring engravings are upgraded, and the sapphire crystal edge bevel is smoother. The luminous pearl has been upgraded, and the inner side of the metallic part of the luminous pearl now features a bevel, matching the visual effect of the genuine article. The price remains consistent with the previous V6 selling price, and it is similarly equipped with the A2836 and SA3135 movements;

　　RolexDay-Date 60th Anniversary Edition with Green Dial

　　RolexRolex seems to have a particular fondness for green. Whether for sports models like the Submariner and Daytona, or classic collections like the Day-Date, Rolex features its own green dial watches. This 60th anniversary edition released by Rolex last year is my personal favourite (aside from the green Submariner). It incorporates nearly all of the brand's signature elements: Roman numeral hour markers, a fluted bezel, a President bracelet, a gold case, and the most captivating olive-green dial.

　　Also recommended is the Tudor Ranger chronograph 42010N

　　When mentioning Rolex, one naturally thinks of its sister brand Tudor. Tudor may not have as many green-dial watches as Rolex, but it does feature this one: the Fastrider Chrono 42010N. Perhaps Tudor's Black Bay is so successful that it always overshadows other collections, much like how Audemars Piguet seems synonymous solely with the Royal Oak. In fact, Tudor's Fastrider collection is the brand's only tri-compax chronograph, paired with a tachymeter bezel for a very dynamic and stylish look.

　　This chronograph watch 42010N features a green dial (with red and yellow dial options also available), paired with a matte black ceramic tachymeter bezel, three-dimensional metal hour markers, skeletonised hands, three sub-dials, and a date display function. A small circular window is positioned between 4/5 o'clock. The watch is available with a dynamic black leather strap or a rubber strap. The price should be around 3-4 ten thousand.