You can never go wrong with a blue dial, but there are so many beautiful watches to choose from that it can be overwhelming. Here are our top picks to help you decide.
1. Christopher Ward C12 The Twelve Ti - Astral Blue
We’re kicking things off in style with the Christopher Ward C12 The Twelve Ti, an integrated bracelet sports watch with blue fumé dial and pyramid texture that’s been six years in the making. Was it worth the wait, you might wonder? The answer is a resounding absolutely.
Made from featherweight grade II titanium, the 40mm case and bracelet combo delivers comfort without compromise. Beneath the surface beats a COSC-certified SW300-1 with a 56-hour reserve, which is visible through the display case back.
Catch this model at our Watch Studio, as it’s not available online.
2. Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 - Light Blue
If you're preference is for light blue, instead of the darker shade, check the Tissot PRX model. It's another integrated bracelet watch that features a nostalgic vintage design. Its dial boasts the unique so-called "waffle" pattern, which makes it mesmerising to look at.
Inside its 40mm stainless steel case is Tissot's Powermatic 80, an impressive 80-hour power reserve movement that's proven to be exceedingly reliable. The bezel is round and polished, contrasting nicely with the brushed case and Y-link bracelet.
3. Studio Underd0g 02SERIES Steffany Blue
Studio Underd0g is a micro brand that creates some of the most fun and daring contemporary watch designs the horological industry has seen. The best watch brands tend to be quite serious, and with their rich and long heritage, they deserve to be. However, Studio Underd0g was only established in 2021, and they wanted to make serious watches with unserious designs.
Their 02Series of field watches includes this "Steffany Blue" model with orange hands, floating text, and a domed crystal. It's a watch that's easy on the eyes and can easily lift your spirits. It's especially fun in the dark as the orange hands and blue undermost layer of the dial glow brightly.
Spec-wise, the watch features a 37mm brushed stainless steel case houses a manual-wind Sellita SW210-1 with a 42-hour reserve. Grab the Studio Underd0g Steffany Blue only at our brick-and-mortar location.
4. D1 Milano Ceramic 37mm - Pure Blue
If minimalist design is your thing, the D1 Milano Ceramic might just be your new favourite. It’s sleek, clean, and unapologetically blue: all over!
Thanks to its ultra-durable ceramic case and bracelet, this D1 Milano watch stays flawless no matter where the day takes you—boardroom, brunch, or beyond.
The dial keeps it zen, no markers, no fuss, just pure simplicity. Powered by quartz, this 37mm stunner is ready to roll from morning to midnight.
5. Hamilton Khaki Field Expedition
Into that timeless blue vibe? The Hamilton Khaki Field Expedition ticks all the right boxes in classical design. From concrete to canyons, this field watch fits right into any explorer’s daily gear.
Housed in the 41mm stainless steel case is Hamilton's automatic H-10 movement with an 80-hour power reserve hidden behind the appealing blue and white dial. While being a serious watch, the rounded font, nickelled hour and minute hands, as well as the brown strap, keep things interesting.
6. DOXA SUB 200 Aquamarine, stainless steel bracelet
DOXA's modern SUB 200 dive watch in a brilliant teal colour is a must-have for dive watch and blue dial lovers alike.
Its brilliant dial is equally as striking in the deep darkness of the sea as it's coated with Super-LumiNova, one of the most intense luminescent materials you can have on a watch. On top of the dial lies a domed crystal surrounded by a rotating bezel you can use for safely decompressing. The SUB 200's 38-hour reserve movement is housed in a 42mm stainless steel casing with a crown showing DOXA's fish logo for a bit more colour.
7. Nivada Grenchen F77 Lapis Lazuli
Nivada Grenchen's F77 collection features some of the most luxurious dials you can find. Case in point, the Lapis Lazuli edition, rocking a dial made from genuine semi-precious stone that turns heads without trying. Best of all, all watches are one of a kind, and no two dials will ever have the same pattern.
The F77 brings a 37mm Royal Oak-inspired stainless steel case that houses a Swiss Soprod P024 no-date movement, so you can enjoy the full Lapis Lazuli display with no cutouts. This masterpiece isn't just for the eyes; it can also handle adventure with a 100m water resistance and sporty 3-link bracelet.
A few of these timepieces are exclusive to our Discovery Watch Studio, but all of them look even sharper in person. Find us on Collins Street, Melbourne, and see for yourself.
