The band and case are silver.
The watch is for everyday use, so I will wear it with all types of apparel.
The watch is for everyday use, so I will wear it with all types of apparel.
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Help me decide on a watch face color
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It's for everyday use, so any type of apparel.
Exactly. Also, is this for casual or dress, business or deep sea diving?
In that case, black.
Blue! Has to be a dark navy blue though. I love my Orient Mako with dark blue face. Slightly more exciting than black, but not extravagant.
My vote is for black.
I voted blue because I like the colour better. But, depending what you wear, black may be more versatile...
Black. It'll go with everything.
Black
Orange.
Another vote for orange.
It's gotta be black.
Will look nice with the silver band and case also.
Will look nice with the silver band and case also.
My color preference depends what watch you are getting, then pics can help decide.
I voted blue because my Blue Mako is my most versatile watch for my apparel choices. Jeans, Khakis, Wool Trousers, Oxford Shirts, Blazers, Shorts, swimming trunks, etc.
However, if you wear a lot of black apparel and/or business suits I could understand a preference for a black or silver dial. If you are more casual, I like the blue.
However, if you wear a lot of black apparel and/or business suits I could understand a preference for a black or silver dial. If you are more casual, I like the blue.
My color choices vary... I usually prefer black because it goes with so many different styles, but some watches just look so good in white/silver (omega seamaster aquaterra) or blue (mako)...
Get the color that looks best to you on your wrist!
My vote is for silver. I have a Hamilton with a silver face, case and band that gets most of my wear on a daily basis.
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Ben
Black is my #1 choice because it is the most versatile. Usually makes for an easy to read face and goes with all choices of dress.
Silver comes in at #2 as it can be a bit harder to read then black but can also go with all choices of dress (see hamilton above). The monotone color could appear bland depending on the watch. There should be some interesting features on the face to off-set that, such as a chronograph, or a pattern of some kind.
Blue at #3. It is generally the 2nd easiest read out of the 3 but can be a bit off with a few dress choices. It probably has the most character out of the 3 but that's not always a good thing.
Any of the 3 would be a good choice. Depends on your style and personal preference. A watch is an accessory after all and should enhance the overall look while providing something interesting and maybe a bit of bling.
Silver comes in at #2 as it can be a bit harder to read then black but can also go with all choices of dress (see hamilton above). The monotone color could appear bland depending on the watch. There should be some interesting features on the face to off-set that, such as a chronograph, or a pattern of some kind.
Blue at #3. It is generally the 2nd easiest read out of the 3 but can be a bit off with a few dress choices. It probably has the most character out of the 3 but that's not always a good thing.
Any of the 3 would be a good choice. Depends on your style and personal preference. A watch is an accessory after all and should enhance the overall look while providing something interesting and maybe a bit of bling.
I like white faces on dress watches with leather bands, black or dark blue (or orange) for casual/ diver type watches. My everyday watch is dark blue, and my knock around rough and tumble watch is orange. I agree with the people above, the suitable colour is really dependant on the style.
here is the one "Santa" is going to be bringing me..........(i've been a good boy)
