If there’s one color that overwhelms us in summer, it’s blue. With all these nuances, it forces itself on our wrists to immerse us between the sky, the sea and the ocean.
Sports version
Today, more than ever, sports watches grace our wrists. Whether we’re pushing ourselves, breaking records, or just having fun, he accompanies us on our summer adventures. At Audemars Piguet, the latest Royal Oak Offshore fascinates with its two-tone design, which combines a steel case with a blue rubber-coated bezel, the color found on the smoked tapestry dial, and a matching bracelet. For even more relief, this is the option full Titanium of the Big Bang Integrated Time Only with its sunny satin blue dial, which we accept from Hublot.
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean natural element 600 m. Of course, the ocean. With its blue bezel light blue diving scale and its Summer Blue colored ceramic dial, this version is attractive whether you are a water sports enthusiast or not. Zenith, for its part, is breaking new ground with the Defy Skyline, equipped with a 36mm octagonal steel case, a metallic blue dial with a sunray pattern that revisits the watch brand’s iconic four-pointed star.
Luxurious and elegant
No more going out without a watch. Watchmakers know how to open up our wrists and enhance our outfits with more luxurious and elegant models. Metal and rubber are perfectly combined in Longines’ latest version of the Conquest, a 34mm pastel blue dial. At Rolex, we love the turquoise blue dial of the Oyster Perpetual in the 36mm version. Timeless and classic, the Piaget Polo Date combines its cushion-shaped dial with a blue guilloche design. It has an independently replaceable blue calf leather strap that allows you to easily change your look and adapt to all occasions. The ultimate luxury undoubtedly belongs to Patek Philippe’s Twenty 4 and its solar blue dial. With 36 diamonds, this ‘cuff’ version is sure to elevate any look from morning to night.
Source: Le Figaro
