Green took a long time to be taken seriously on a dial and now it’s everywhere, which means the quality varies enormously. Done badly, a green watch looks like a novelty. Done well, it’s one of the most wearable and characterful things you can put on your wrist. The colour reads differently depending on the light, the material, and what you’re wearing, which is exactly what makes it interesting. A deep forest green on a textured dial next to a cream shirt is a combination that a black or white dial simply cannot touch. We’ve been looking specifically at greens that have something to say without shouting, watches where the colour feels considered rather than bolted on as a trend. From rich olive sunbursts to cleaner, cooler hunter tones. The movement matters, the case finishing matters, but honestly the dial has to earn the attention first. Everything here does exactly that.