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The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 220.12.41.21.03.002 has a dial in a cool shade of blue, which is highlighted by baby blue accents. The grey rubber strap finishes off the undercooled look. Check it out here.
Say you like blue as much as you like the Omega brand, but you're not in to subtle statements. Don't worry - I've got you covered. The Speedmaster Blue Side of the Moon 304.93.44.52.03.001 is overwhelmingly BLUE. Blue case, blue dial, blue strap, blue clasp, blue crown and blue pushers. It's ALL BLUE. BLUE BLUE BLUE. We have it in our eBoutique right here.
Greyish blue, petrol blue, old blue? I'm not entirely sure. This Big Crown Pointer Date is a looker though! I like the choice of strap too - it goes very well with the vintage look IMHO. Ask us about the details!
NOMOS says it's Siren Blue. I'd love to call it Smurf Blue but our intern Elise does not agree. In any case this little (36mm) Club packs quite the punch, including an in-house self-winding movement. Find it here.
More austere in terms of looks is the IWC Mark XVIII Laureus, which pairs a black ceramic case with a deep blue dial with sunburst finish. It is the twelfth IWC made to benefit the Laureus foundation - and each of them had this signature blue dial. Check it out here.
Bell & Ross pairs bleu (that's French for blue) with gold, inspired by dress uniforms worn by French Naval Aviation officers. The result is a lush take on the classic pilot's watch. The BR V2-92 Aeronavale is the simple time+date model, while there is also a version with chronograph.
More blue? No problem!