I have this Seamaster with very atttractive dial but dont know what is the correct name of this dial type. I would appreciate any help.

 

I've seen similar called Tuxedo. Not sure if that's correct.

 

Thanks, I just take a few search & see that too.

 

Any other opinions would be highly appreciated.

 

"Awesome"

 

@ConElPueblo nailed it.

 

If you ever want to get rid of that old thing, you know, make room for a nice new shiny watch, I'll give you $50.

 

Thank you for your kindness, but I see something is'nt right
I have plenty of these "old thing" & service them one by one every day ^_^

 

I've seen these dials referred to as "curtain" dials, perhaps because the dials look like the folds of stage curtain...


I think of a tuxedo dial as a two-tone black and silver dial, sort of like this...


...not to be confused with a bullseye dial...

 

Oh yes, I do think the "curtain" is more logic than the "tuxedo".

 

I've always referred to them as "ribbed" dials.

 

Oh yes, I do a search & see some ppls used that name, too.

 

It appears no one actually knows.

 

I've always called them colourbond dials. ( Aussies will get it )

 

I believe these are ribbon dials. Ribbed dials are very similar but have finer lines, although not as fine as vertical guilloché.

 

...And are ribbed for her pleasure.






Sorry, since the first post mentioning ribbed dial, a condom-related joke has been screaming at me to get told. Accept my sincere apologies. I'm not even posting drunk!

 

Yes, ribbon or curtain, I like these name

 

Another name used is "wave" dial.

 

Can we call it "Geneva Stripes" dial?