Types of dials

shell

Dial made of natural material processed from shellfish
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Rolex　Datejust
TAG Heuer Links

satin

A satin-finished dial with fine lines spaced at narrow intervals
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Rolex　Yacht Master

Guilloche

A dial with finely engraved indentations.

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Tonneau Curvex
Breguet Classique
Breguet Marine

Engraving computer

A watch with small letters engraved on the dial.

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Rolex　Datejust

Block pattern

A grid pattern carved using embossing or other techniques.

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Patek Philippe　Aquanaut
Audemars Piguet　Royal Oak

skeleton

A skeletonized dial that allows you to see the movement through the dial.

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RICHARD MILLE Automatic
Hublot Big Bang
Breguet Tradition

Concentric

Dial with circular grooves

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Rolex　Datejust
Oyster Perpetual
TAG Heuer Carrera

Gradient

Dial with gradient

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Rolex　Datejust

Meteorite

A dial made from meteorite material.

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Rolex　Daytona

open

A watch face with a portion cut out to reveal the movement.

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Zenith Chronomaster
Zenith Defy

Cloisonné

The dial is decorated using the cloisonné technique, where the design is divided with extremely fine gold lines, and each color of enamel is poured in and fired in multiple layers to create an elegant hue.

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ULYSSE NARDIN San Marco
Omega Constellation