advice on the 2018 Seamaster 300 dial choice

Mtnmansa

To honest , in real life they are all so different from press pictures.
IMHO the black dial tends to make the watch feel small, almost 36.25mm midsize small.
The blue seemed rather flat to me, BUT the silver takes on a real 3 dimensional vision.
I pulled the trigger on Silver Dial on steel and (added the blue rubber/buckle for $270).

savio.79

Which dial to choice? It couldn’t be simpler!

Come on!

Even astronauts (and they are out of the world, in the outer space) know it, because they see it!
What’s the color of our planet?

Blue!

Why is it blue? Because of the sea that covers 2/3 of the surface.

The SEA! Aren’t we arguing what’s the best choice for a SEA-master?

Everybody knows what color is the sea, even who lives in the center of any continent.

What’s the crayon kids use to draw the SEA? Not black or grey for sure.

Come on guys, the answer is blue 😎😁😁😁

A Andygood

This wasn't that close in my opinion, the blue just doesn't pop compared to the more "inky" version of the previous blue, the black says to me I want a submariner. I owned the older one in black and sold it because it was too small and was psyched when the new one came out but even though it was an improved watch, I couldn't get excited. The grey/blue has stood out as different to me and is really versitile, definately the combo to own with this watch, great contrast, interesting, totally understand why they chose this to be the bond watch. My dealer had several blues and blacks and only one grey and said that every time they have a grey one, it sells fast and was less motivated to discount it. No wrong moves

though in general, all look nice!

Omega-Q

I personally prefer the gray, but if you are between the black or blue, have you seen the new Ceramic/Titanium black? The wave pattern is raised vs. engraved. The way the light shines off of it is strikingly different, but in a positive way...