Green Dials Are Everywhere

Green was the surprise breakout of the early 2020s. Five years later it's no longer a trend — it's a colourway every major brand is expected to offer.

Why green works

• Versatile — reads as casual or formal depending on hue.
• Photographs beautifully — sunburst greens shimmer in any light.
• Distinctive — still rarer than blue or black, so it stands out.

The standout 2026 releases

• Rolex Submariner 41 Green (the "Kermit"/"Hulk" continuum).
• Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 Green — anodised aluminium with a 5-day power reserve.
• Tudor Black Bay 58 18K green dial — gold case warmth meets forest hue.
• Hamilton Khaki Field Murph Green — limited tie-in with the Interstellar anniversary.

Should you buy in?

If you already own a black and a blue dial, green completes the trio. Avoid neon and mint shades — they date quickly. Deep British racing green and forest green age the best.