Some colours never go out of style. Others redefine it. In the world of fine watchmaking, blue and green have transcended fleeting trends to become powerful expressions of creativity, craftsmanship and individuality. From the hypnotic depths of ocean-inspired dials to the rich intensity of emerald hues, these captivating shades are brought to life through intricate guilloché, precious gemstones, luminous enamel and innovative materials. We explore a selection of exceptional timepieces that prove colour is no longer simply a design detail, but an integral part of the art of horology.
Gerald Charles – Maestro GC Sport Tennis Turquoise
Gerald Charles introduces a vibrant new expression of its signature sports watch with the Maestro GC Sport Tennis Turquoise, unveiled at Geneva Watch Days 2026. Its striking light turquoise dial features a delicate gradient and granular texture, creating a captivating interplay of colour and light, beautifully contrasted against the Maison’s distinctive Darkblast® Grade 5 titanium case and matching turquoise Velcro strap. Weighing just 64 grams, the ultra-lightweight timepiece incorporates Gerald Charles’ proprietary ErgonTeq® ergonomic design and an ultra-thin automatic Swiss Manufacture movement, offering a 50-hour power reserve, 5G shock resistance and water resistance to 100 metres. Limited to just 100 pieces, this latest creation combines technical precision with contemporary sporting elegance, reflecting the Maison’s enduring connection to the world of tennis.
Louis Vuitton – Monterey Green Ceramic
Louis Vuitton revisits its watchmaking heritage with the Monterey Green Ceramic, a contemporary reinterpretation of the iconic 1988 timepiece originally designed in collaboration with Italian architect Gae Aulenti. Its distinctive 37mm pebble-shaped case is crafted from polished green ceramic, complemented by a matching matte lacquer dial, contrasting yellow hands inspired by the Maison’s signature leather goods stitching, and a playful Clous de Paris crown positioned at 12 o’clock. Powered by the in-house automatic LFT MA01.02 calibre, the watch offers a 45-hour power reserve and features a beautifully finished rose gold oscillating weight engraved with the LV Monogram. Completed with a green calf leather strap, this striking creation combines avant-garde design, vintage inspiration and contemporary Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship.
Nivada Grenchen – F77 MKII
Celebrating its 100th anniversary, Nivada Grenchen expands its iconic F77 MKII collection with striking new interpretations that blend 1970s-inspired design with contemporary watchmaking. Among the highlights are captivating green aventurine dials, available in stainless steel, lightweight Grade 5 titanium and an elegant 18K gold-plated finish, each showcasing the natural stone’s distinctive texture and rich colour variations. The collection also introduces the F77 MKII Open Heart, featuring a dramatic dial aperture at 6 o’clock that reveals the beating balance wheel of the Swiss automatic Soprod M100BV movement, offering a 42-hour power reserve. Retaining the signature octagonal bezel with eight visible screws and integrated bracelet, the latest additions bring fresh character, refined materials and a modern sensibility to one of the Maison’s most recognisable designs.
Oris – Kelp Forest Limited Edition
Oris celebrates the beauty of the underwater world with the Kelp Forest Limited Edition, a striking new interpretation of its Aquis Date inspired by the vibrant marine ecosystems that sustain ocean life. Its captivating ocean-green dial features a specially developed 3D-printed texture, with shimmering shades of green and gold evoking the graceful movement of kelp beneath the waves, complemented by golden accents and luminous hands and hour markers. Housed in a 41.5mm stainless steel case with a green ceramic bezel, the timepiece is powered by the automatic Oris Calibre 733, offering a 41-hour power reserve and an impressive 300 metres of water resistance. Limited to just 1,000 pieces, this distinctive creation combines contemporary Swiss watchmaking with Oris’s longstanding commitment to ocean conservation.
Ulysse Nardin – Freak ONE Blue Enamel
Ulysse Nardin celebrates 25 years of its revolutionary Freak collection with the Freak ONE Blue Enamel, a striking fusion of avant-garde watchmaking and centuries-old decorative craftsmanship. Its captivating blue guilloché-flinqué enamel hour disc, handcrafted in white gold by the Maison’s Donzé Cadrans atelier, features an intricate sunray pattern that beautifully contrasts with the exposed flying carousel movement. Housed in a lightweight 44mm titanium case, the timepiece retains the Freak’s iconic architecture with no traditional dial, hands or crown, instead using its rotating movement to indicate the time. Powered by the inhouse automatic UN-240 calibre, featuring innovative silicon technology, a DIAMonSIL® escapement and a 90-hour power reserve, this exceptional creation is limited to just 99 pieces.
Vyntage – Strata T1 Tourbillon
Vyntage Horology unveils the Strata T1 Tourbillon, a striking new expression of contemporary Swiss watchmaking, launched exclusively at Mavericks of Time in Abu Dhabi. Inspired by the world of motorsport, the timepiece combines the technical sophistication of a tourbillon with the lightweight properties of titanium, reflecting the two defining elements behind its T1 name. Its captivating bluish-green guilloché dial features beautifully brushed and bevelpolished silvered indexes, luminous hands and a distinctive tourbillon bridge positioned at 6 o’clock, creating a compelling interplay of texture, colour and mechanical artistry. Developed by the UAE-founded Maison, drawing on the Seddiqi family’s rich horological heritage, the Strata T1 celebrates precision engineering, refined craftsmanship and a bold approach to modern watch design.
