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In this latest buying guide, we take a look at some of the impressive green dial timepeices in the market that redefines elegance and style!
Green dial timepieces have made quite the comeback over the past few years, becoming a bold yet sophisticated choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike. While blue and black dials are the traditional colours for watch dials, having long dominated the luxury watch market, the colour green certainly offers a refreshing alternative. It’s not all the common either, which makes green dial timepieces all the more enticing.
Green is a colour that exudes elegance, individuality and a touch of daring. From deep forest hues to vibrant emerald tones, green dials bring a unique character to any timepiece, making them perfect for those who want to stand out without being overly flashy. The colour itself is associated with nature, growth, renewal and life, and it also often represents, in some cultures, luck, money and prosperity!
The allure of green dial timepeices lies in their versatility. Sunburst greens shimmer under the light, while matte or fumé finishes provide a more understated yet powerful presence. Luxury watchmakers are all too privy of this, and having embraced this growing trend, have created some incredibly stunning green dial variations that appear across dress watches, sports models and high complications.
In this buying guide, I have chosen some of the best green-dial watches that will be sure to make an impact. Whether you’re drawn to the refined sophistication of a dress watch, the rugged appeal of a diver, or the technical brilliance of a high-complication timepiece, these watches prove that green is more than just a color—it’s a statement.
Audemars Piguet
Code 11.59 Self-Winding Flying Tourbillon Special Edition
Reference: 26396NR.OO.D002KB.01
Starting the list is this heavy-hitting Audemars Piguet Code 11.59. This rendition of the Code 11.59 comes in a stunning, breathtaking, smoked green aventurine-enamelled dial. This unique dial is complemented nicely with pink gold elements such as the hands, hour indices and the case. The black outer parts of the dial and bezel act as the perfect contrast against the pink gold as well. And to top it off? The watch features a highly complicated flying tourbillon, marrying beautiful aesthetics with complex movement.
Case Size: 41mm
Case Material: 18-carat pink gold
International Recommended Retail Price: Price On Request.
For more Information: Audemarspiguet.com
Bell & Ross
BR 05 Skeleton Green
Reference: BR05A-GN-SKST/SRB
The Bell & Ross BR 05 features the brands unique square case design with the signature four screws on each corner. The dial itself is skeletonised, but with a twist. Bell & Ross have used an olive green coloured transparent panel on top of the movement to make it seem that the movement is coloured green! With the white contrasting hands and hour indices, the dial is aesthetic while also showcasing the mechanical complexity of the movement sitting underneath.
Case Size: 40mm
Case Material: Satin-finished and polished steel
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 9,400
For more Information: Bellross.com.au
Blancpain
Calendrier Chinois Traditionnel Limited Edition
Reference: 0888 3432C 55B
Dedicated to the Chinese market, the Blanpain Calendrier Chinois Traditionnel features a green grand feu enamel dial. On the dial Blancpain has reproduced the lunar cycles of a traditional Chinese calendar, which also evokes the time-honoured ties between watchmaking and astronomy. A cool feature of this timepiece is that at 12 o’clock, there is a window to show the animal of the Chinese Zodiac that is current for the year, which in this case is the Year of the Snake.
Case Size: 45.2mm
Case Material: Platinum
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 140,000
For more Information: Blancpain.com
Breitling
Navitimer B01 Chronograph 46
Reference: RB0137241L1P1
When it comes to Breitling, you can’t go wrong with a Navitimer. And it doesn’t get much better than this green and red gold combination. The Navitimer is a watchmaking icon, being a timepiece pilots relied on heavily upon its release, hence the multiple functions and the rather busy dial. This version of the Navitimer features black chronograph counters, which allows the sunburst green dial to really stand out. Completing the beautiful aesthetics of this timepiece is the 18k red gold case.
Case Size: 46mm
Case Material: 18k Red gold
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 29,890
For more Information: Breitling.com.au
Bremont
Terra Nova 42.5 Chronograph Bronze
Reference: N/A
Bremont’s latest release is the Terra Nova 42.5 Chronograph in bronze, which the brand states is “the most technically advanced model in the collection, built for precision timing and rugged durability.” The case is a cupro-aluminium bronze which means that it’ll offer far higher scratch resistance compared to standard bronze, while also being hypoallergenic. The black bezel is a nice touch on this watch, which I think also contrasts well against the bronze. The final touch is Bremont’s signature dial aesthetic for their latest Terra Nova collection, which in this case features a beautiful green gradient, with the two outer gradient “lines” being black to blend in with the bezel.
Case Size: 42.5mm
Case Material: Satin and polished two-piece Cupro-Aluminium bronze case
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 9,950
For more Information: Bremont.com
Girard-Perregaux
Laureato 42mm
Reference: 81010-11-3153-1CM
One of my favourite models in this buying guide is Girard-Perreguax’s latest Laureato 42 creation, which is a stunning sunray green dial with the ‘Clous de Paris’ pattern. The Laureato timepiece is one of those models that never ages and is certainly not one that, as the brand states, “lost its aesthetic allure”. If anything, it keeps getting better and better with time. The ‘Clous de Paris’ pattern is one of the signature designs of this timepiece, which works exceptionally well with the colour green to make one beautiful-looking dial.
Case Size: 42mm
Case Material: Stainless Steel
International Recommended Retail Price: USD 14,300
For more Information: Girard-perregaux.com
Grand Seiko
Mechanical Hi-Beat 36000
Reference: SBGH351
The Grand Seiko SBGH351 is a model that has a dial that is “more than meets the eye”. At first glance, it looks like a standard green dial; however, on closer inspection, Grand Seiko has beautifully crafted the dial to mimic lush green grassy fields. It is a dial that the brand states “dial that captures a treasured moment in the Japanese seasonal calendar. The deep green dial evokes the sights and sounds of Rikka, the seventh of Japan’s twenty-four sekki or seasons.” That’s not all there is to this timepiece. The SBGH351 is also a modern re-interpretation of the iconic Grand Seiko 62GS from 1967, the first Grand Seiko timepiece to feature automatic movement.
Case Size: 40mm
Case Material: Ever Brilliant Steel
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 10,800
For more Information: Grand-Seiko.com.au
H.Moser & Cie.
Streamliner Centre Seconds Matrix Green
Reference: 6201-1200
H.Moser & Cie is the master when it comes to creating fumé dials, and this is evident once again through this Streamliner Centre Seconds Matrix Green timepiece. This timepiece features a number of evolutions compared to the previous gen Streamliner models, with one of them being that the H. Moser & Cie. logo is now applied with transparent lacquer, which allows it to blend into the dial and only be visible upon close inspection. This gives the dial a minimalist approach, a central design theme for H. Moser & Cie, which allows, especially in this case, the stunning Matrix Green fumé dial to take center stage. The rich gradient effect, shifting from deep green to almost black at the edges, creates a mesmerizing depth that enhances the watch’s overall elegance.
Case Size: 40mm
Case Material: Steel
International Recommended Retail Price: CHF 21,900
For more Information: H-moser.com
Hublot
Spirit of Big Bang Dark Green Ceramic
Reference: 642.GX.5210.RX
Hublot unveiled its latest Spirit of Big Bang collection at the recent LVMH Watch Week 2025. This is also the Big Bang’s 20th anniversary, making these models celebratory pieces. The collection consisted of three stunning pieces, with one of them being the Dark Green Ceramic model. The dark green colour choice allows this model to be a bit more subtle compared to the other offerings that stand out a lot more. I’ve had the chance to do an in-depth review of this latest collection, which you can read here!
Case Size: 42mm
Case Material: Microblasted and Polished Dark Green Ceramic
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 40,800
For more Information: Hublot.com.au
Jaeger-LeCoultre
Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds
Reference: Q397843J
It’s not often that we see a green Reverso timepiece from Jaeger-LeCoultre, but when we do, it is one stunning piece! The Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Secondsevives the codes of the first Reversos born in the thirties which featured beautiful coloured dials. This timepiece features a “deeply intense green dial”, as the brand puts it, which, with its sunburst effect, plays with light beautifully to give different shades of green depending on the lighting angle.
Case Size: 45.6mm x 27.4mm
Case Material: Steel
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 17,000
For more Information: Jaeger-LeCoultre.com.au
Rolex
Day-Date 40
Reference: 228235
Another green dial that dances with light is Rolex’s Day-Date 40. The Oyster Perpetual Day-Date 40 comes with a sun-ray finished olive green dial, which is nicely complemented by the pink gold hour indices. The case, bezel and bracelet are all made from 18kt pink gold, which I personally think really complements the green dial well to achieve an aesthetically attractive looking timepiece. The signature cyclops date window and day indicator add a level of sophistication to this otherwise simple yet elegant timepiece.
Case Size: 40mm
Case Material: Everose Gold
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 75,000
For more Information: Rolex.com
Seiko
Presage Cocktail Time
Reference: SRPE45
This list wouldn’t be complete without including one of Seiko’s many different green dial offerings. This particular model is more than just a simple green coloured dial. It is, in fact, reflective of Grand Seiko’s incredibly artistic dials, whereby the brand has infused a textured pattern with sunburst finishing to achieve a dial that looks good no matter the angle. This is undoubtedly the case with Seiko’s Presage Cocktail Time SRPE45. The Presage Cocktail Time collection is well known for creating arstic dials, but I feel this takes it a step further. With the textured pattern, the sunburst finish, and the stunning deep green colour that goes to a light green depending on the lighting angle to the gold hour indices and hands, Seiko has created a timepiece that is hard to take your eyes away from!
Case Size: 38.5mm
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 725
For more Information: Seikowatches.com.au
TAG Heuer
Carrera Chronograph
Reference: CBS2211.FC6545
The latest model in TAG Heuer’s Glassbox Carrera Chronograph collection is this impressive green coloured dial. The exact shade of green used is “teal green”, which almost has hints of aqua blue depending on the lighting angle. What makes this piece stand out is the circular brushed dial, combined with the sunray finish. With the single chronograph counter at 3 o’clock, this also acts as a great dress watch that is sure to be a conversation piece!
Case Size: 39mm
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 9,900
For more Information: TAGheuer.com.au
Tissot
Le Locle Powermatic 80
Reference: T006.407.11.093.00
Tissot’s Le Locle collection was introduced in 2003 to commemorate the brand’s 150 years of operation. This model features a green dial with a variety of finishing techniques being applied to create an artistic-looking dial. The centre of the dial features the beautiful clous de Paris “guilloche” pattern, with this same pattern applied to the edge of the dial as well. The hour indices sit on a ring that has a matte-like finish, which also helps to break up the guilloche pattern. The elegance of the timepiece is portrayed through the Roman hour indices and the leaf-shaped hour and minute hands.
Case Size: 39.3mm
Case Material: 316L Stainless Steel
Australian Recommended Retail Price: AU 1,095
For more Information: Tissotwatches.com.au
Vacheron Constantin
Traditionnelle Tourbillon
Reference: 6000T/000P-H025
Vacheron Constantin’s Traditionnelle collection consists of timepieces with sophisticated complications and elegant, simplistic designs. The Traditionnelle Tourbillon is one such timepiece, where the green dial with its vertical brushed finish and sunray effect giving the watch its aesthetic look is contrasted by the sophistication of the tourbillon at 6 o’clock. Vacheron Constantin is well known for its exemplary finish, and this is evident through the intricately designed tourbillon complication. Turn the watch over, and you are treated to some of the finest movement finishing in the world of horology.
Case Size: 41mm
Case Material: 950 Platinum
International Recommended Retail Price: Price On Request.
For more Information: Vacheron-Constantin.com
Zenith
Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar (Boutique Edition)
Reference: 03.3400.3610/40.M3200
The Zenith Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar Boutique Edition is the result of 50 years of ZENITH’s study and design of exceptional timepieces. As the name suggests, the timepiece features a triple calendar, which means that the day of the week, date, and month are all shown alongside the moon phase indication. While the dial can seem busy, it is broken up with concentric circles of white and green, allowing the wearer to easily distinguish the features of the movement, such as the 1/10th of a second chronograph timer.
