30 Best Green Watches at Price-Points for 2023

When it comes to colorful dials, green watches have become more popular recently. A color that is both neutral but bold, green adds just the right flair to a timepiece, whether its green dials, cases, bezels, or straps there are many fun ways to incorporate the color into a watch. Each shade of green creates a different look and overall feel, making the color versatile for all types of pieces — sporty, casual, dressy. Regardless of the watch, a green watch will give the wearer a point of difference and pop of color. We put together a list of some of the best green dial watches (and watches with green accents) so you can find the perfect one for you.

Farer Mansfield

Price: $995 USD; Case Size: 38.5mm; Water Resistance: 50m; Movement: Manual; Crystal: Sapphire.

Farer is a microbrand we have grown to really respect. One piece we like is the Mansfield, which features a nice vintage style cushion case. The metallic light green sector dial contrasts nicely with the silver Arabic numerals, hands, and outer ring of the subdial. The depth of this dial is seen through the curved sapphire crystal as well as the raised and sunken circular design of the dial. Farer designs their watches in London (though they are Swiss Made), and the brand celebrates its British heritage naming the Mansfield after British explorer and writer, Charlotte Mansfield, who journeyed over 16,000 miles across Africa. It is available for $995 USD With its unique mint color, it is one of our favorite green-dial watches.

Oris ProPilot X Kermit Edition

Price: $4,783 USD; Case Size: 39mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Oris ProPilot X Kermit Edition is one of Oris’ newest releases, announced at Watches & Wonders 2023. An extension of their ProPilot X Calibre 400 line, the watch features a slim 39mm case size and light titanium case and bracelet. This collaboration with Disney brings a little bit of fun and a whole lot of bright “Kermit” green to the dial. Kermit the Frog, of The Muppets fame, graces the date window every first of the month (in lieu of the actual date), to celebrate “Kermit Day” as Oris describes it. Oris’ goal is to lighten up the mood and bring some joy to your day. The pilot's watch retails for $4,600 USD.

Gerald Charles GC Sport Grass

Price: $19,000 USD; Case Size: 39mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Another lightweight titanium case watch with green dial on our list is the Gerald Charles GC Sport Grass. Inspired through Gerald Charles’ love of tennis and even tested on ATP tournament players for shock resistance and durability, the GC Sport Grass is one of three tennis models giving nod to tennis surfaces, (clay, hard, and grass). The green dial dazzles in its heavy grained texture and the deep green color fades to a black on the outer edges of the dial. The automatic movement has been adjusted for the GC Sport line to support the crown placement on the left and ensure the function of the date window. One of the new arrivals to the green watch category, it is available for pre-order at $19,000 USD for a May 2023 delivery.

Rolex Daytona “John Mayer” 116508

Price: $38,700 USD; Case Size: 40mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Daytona may be one of the most prolific race chronographs ever made. One of the more famous iterations of the Daytona was nicknamed after a celebrity that wore it - The green dial “John Mayer”. The Oystersteel and yellow gold model boasts a contrasting dark green dial which gives the deep color a burst of brightness. The look is classy and sporty, despite the precious metal case, and can elevate any look. The green dial model has recently been discontinued by Rolex and is now available in other variations (two-tone case and bracelet and different dial colorways). The piece retailed for $38,700 USD but is well into the 6-figures on the grey market. It was recently discontinued as of March 2023.

IWC Portugieser Automatic 40

Price: $7,450 USD; Case Size: 40.4mm; Water Resistance: 30m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

This IWC Portugieser Automatic 40 comes with a green dial and green alligator leather strap and is part of the IWC Green Editions (which feature a variety of different IWC models all with green details). The clean and simple dial follows the IWC Reference 325 of the 1930s where IWC set out to establish a classic and open design on their dials, which was standardized in the rest of the Portugieser family. The piece is available for $7,450 USD and only through IWC online or boutiques.

Patek Philippe Aquanaut 5168G

Price: $49,090 USD; Case Size: 42.2mm; Water Resistance: 120m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Patek Philippe Aquanaut may not have shared the same success as the Nautilus, but definitely sits up there along side it in Patek’s sport watch catalog. The “Jumbo” Aquanaut family is available in a variety of colorways and metal options. The green one we added to this list is a three-hand khaki green dial and matching rubber strap in the octagonal case unique to the family. The khaki green colorway is set in the white gold case and features the ribbed textured dial and ribbed strap specific to the Aquanaut sport family. The white and green details give it a monochromatic and fresh look. It is available for $49,090 USD.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15510ST

Price: $27,800 USD; Case Size: 41mm; Water Resistance: 50m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

If there’s one thing Audemars Piguet is known for, it’s the Royal Oak. There is usually a Royal Oak for every occasion or color preference, so naturally they have their signature grand tapisserie dial available in a green colorway. This green shade works well with the classic and sporty feel of the Royal Oak family. The watch's olive grean dial is a real treat with the Royal Oak's signature tapisserie dial patter. A true classic look with a little bit of pop through its green dial for $27,800 USD.

Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Automatic

Price: $750 USD; Case Size: 39mm; Water Resistance: 150m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

In the slightly more affordable space is the Christopher Ward C63 Sealander. The hunter green dial on this Sealander Automatic has a hand-distressed ombré finish giving each dial a slightly different look. The dial stands out against the white hour markers and hands (like their signature Trident second hand) and contrasting black date window. The green canvas strap is a slightly different shade of green closer to a khaki and has bright contrasting orange stitching that works well with the green colorway. You can pick this watch up at the modest price point of $750 USD.

Longines Legend Diver

Price: $3,125 USD; Case Size: 42mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Longines Legend Diver is a newer reiteration of the Longines’ heritage dive watch and has a dark lacquered fume green dial which fades to black on the outer edges where it meets the black inner curved flange - It’s a more natural look that we love. The watch features a compressor bezel underneath the crystal, that paired with the fume dial feels like it’s floating - A unique take. The timepiece comes with two straps - one being a green NATO style to keep with the green colorway and a brown leather that compliments the bronze case. It is available for $3,125 USD.

Richard Mille RM 67-02 Automatic Winding Extra Flat

Price: Case Size: 38.7mm; Water Resistance: 30m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The RM67-02 was preceded by the RM67-01 - A light, thin sports watch. With the RM67-02 Richard Mille has gone even lighter, thinner, and sportier weighing in at just 32 grams. An elastic strap allows for the piece to be even more lightweight, and especially paired with the TPT composites (quartz and carbon) and titanium structure of the case and movement. Both watch case and dial have been made in a variety of colorways so that athletes around the world could test out its endurance while representing their home nations. The automatic caliber in-house movement and bridges are seen through the skeletonized dial and open caseback of the piece. The green colorway honors South Africa with a bright green case lined with yellow, a green elastic strap, and a dial with bridges that carry the South African flag colors (green, red, blue). The piece has been worn by South African track and field runner, Wayde Van Niekerk, while representing his country in a tournament. Price for the watch is $225,000 USD.

Breitling Premier B09 Chronograph 40

Price: $8,600 USD; Case Size: 40mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Manual; Crystal: Sapphire.

Most green dials on watches tend to fall more on the darker shades, but the Breitling Premier B09 Chronograph features a light pistachio shade of green. It is soft and welcoming but still provides a nice jolt of color. The piece gives nod to three generations of inventors, Léon, Gaston & Willy Breitling who have worked hard to deliver reliable and innovative chronograph timepieces. The light brown leather strap with a yellow inner lining compliments the green tone and adds to the diversity of color on this piece. It retails for $8,600 USD.

Cartier Santos WSSA0061 and WSSA0062

Price: $6,800 USD (medium) and $7,450 USD (large); Case Size: 41.9mm/47.5mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Santos de Cartier line was created by Louis Cartier in 1904 so that pilots could tell time during flights. The look has since become an iconic part of Cartier’s timepieces due to its functionality, squares stainless steel case, sunray dial, and the exposed screws on the bezel and metal bracelet. At the 2023 Watches & Wonders Cartier announced a green dial addition to the family available with or without a date window. The green dial fits perfectly into Cartier’s elegant and luxe aesthetic resembling an emerald. The bracelet can easily be switched out to a green alligator leather strap to give even more of a green pop to the piece. The medium model Ref. WSSA0061 retails for $6,800 USD and the large model Ref. WSSA0062 retails for $7,450 USD.

H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Centre Seconds

Price: $21,640 USD; Case Size: 40mm; Water Resistance: 120m; Movement: Crystal: Sapphire.

The Moser Streamliner Centre Seconds is driven through the 1920s Streamliner collection which pays homage to the automotive and locomotive designs of that era. The pillow-shaped case and integrated one-link bracelet give it an original look that provides a retro style that is quite striking. The piece was designed around the bracelet to ensure that it all flows efficiently together. The Matrix green fumé dial gives a pop of color to the all steel piece and it is priced at $21,640 USD. A true watchmakers watch.

Omega Speedmaster Professional Chronograph 42mm Moonshine Gold

Price: $39,400 USD; Case Size: 42mm; Water Resistance: 50m; Movement: Manual; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Omega Moonwatch Professional Co‑Axial Master Chronometer Chronograph with a dark forest green sun-brushed dial is made even more prominent with its gold accents and features which complement the green shade immensely. The “Moonshine Gold” case and bracelet is an 18k yellow gold alloy developed by Omega to replicate the glow of the moon. It is close in hue to yellow gold but with softer tones giving it a slightly paler yellow color. The Moonwatch has been part of six moon landings showcasing Omega’s accomplishments and reliability. “First watch worn on the moon” is engraved into the caseback as a reminder to the wearer of its significance. The piece is available for $39,400 USD.

Grand Seiko US Special Edition GMT SBGJ259

Price: $6,800 USD; Case Size: 40mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Grand Seiko US Special Edition GMT SBGJ259 has a gorgeous green dial that is both inviting and calming to the eye. The striated pattern of the dial mirrors the Bamboo trees the watch is inspired by. The green hand displays GMT and also adds a brighter shade of green in contrast to the dial. Seiko is a brand that works with their surroundings well and incorporates them into their craft. This piece is a US Special Edition and available for $6,800 USD. One of the more stylish watches you'll find on our list.

Seiko Prospex 140th Anniversary Limited Edition SPB207

Price: $1,350 USD; Case Size: 42mm; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Kintaro Hattori founded the company in 1881 making Seiko one of the leading watch brands in Japan early on. To celebrate the 140th anniversary of Seiko the brand released special edition pieces to their Prospex, Presage, and Astron families inspired through Japan’s landscapes and seascapes. The Seiko Prospex Sea 140th Anniversary Limited Edition features an emerald metallic dial and gives nod to the 1968 Divers model. In this newer updated version, the piece features a slimmer bezel and a more modern look on the dial. The watch is limited to 6,000 pieces and retails for $1,350 USD.

Mido Ocean Star 200C

Price: $1,200 USD; Case Size: 42.5mm; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The green rippled effect dial on the Mido Ocean Star 200C fits the dive watch aesthetic, while providing plenty of texture for the price point. It gives you the feeling of being in vacinity of the water even when you’re not. The Ocean Star 200c is water resistant up to 200m and has an 80-hour power reserve. Mido started their water resistance developments back in the 1930s when they invented a cork crown sealing system called “Aquadura” and in 1959 introduced the first Ocean Star (single-shell case), which ensured even more security around water. The Mido Ocean Star 200C is available for $1,200 USD.

Nivada Grenchen Depthmaster 14103A

Price: $1,032 USD; Case Size: 39mm; Water Resistance:1000m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The dark green semi sunray dial on the Nivada Grenchen Depthmaster looks almost black in some parts for those who may want a more subtle green color on their watch. The bold cushion case and bezel really stand out on this piece and pay homage to its vintage heritage. The enlarged yellow numbers add contrast to the dial and allow for legibility and prominence with the smaller dial. This dive watch has a water resistance of 1,000m (hence the name Depthmaster) with a helium escape valve! And comes in just above $1,000 USD.

anOrdain Model 1 Green Fume

Price: $3,202 USD; Case Size: 38mm; Water Resistance: 50m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The green fumé dial on the anOrdain Model 1 has the appearance to be glowing, due to the fumé enamel process and texture created on the dial. The brand has worked for years to develop their fumé technique and they have recently improved it to give a smokier look and add more depth to the outer edge of the dials. The green fume is one of their most popular dials, but if you’re familiar with anOrdain all of their timepieces are in demand, so you’d have to get on a waiting list to own one. The price of this piece is $3,202 USD.

Casio G-Shock CasiOak GAB2100-3A

Price: $150 USD; Case Size: 48.5mm; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Quartz; Crystal: Mineral.

The Casio G-Shock CasiOak has a black digital and analog dial, but the case and strap are a deep green that works well with the dark dial. Cool features of the piece are the solar energy power to keep the battery running as well as Bluetooth connectivity so you could set time from your smartphone, check other times around the globe, set alarms for reminders, and more. All of this is available for less $150 USD.

U-Boat Darkmoon 40 Green

Price: $1,420 USD; Case Size: 40mm; Water Resistance: 50m; Movement: Quartz; Crystal: Sapphire.

U-Boat has made a slight shift in delivering their usual large over the top pieces into something more wearable for the day-to-day person. While they still offer their more rugged pieces, they’ve introduced the Darkmoon series - A 40mm watch with an oil-filled dial fitted with a double domed crystal giving supreme depth that also is a great showcase for the dial details. The green model features a soleil green dial which fades out to black around the edges illuminating the center in a nice green color. An air bubble floats through the dial, but not just for aesthetic it allows for the balance of temperature variances. Do to the difficulty in creating the watch, the brand opted for a Swiss made quartz movement. The price comes in at $1,420 USD for the 40mm Darkmoon in green.

Rolex Sky-Dweller Steel Green

Price: $15,650 USD; Case Size: 42mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Another new release from this year’s Watches & Wonders is the mint green dial for the Rolex Sky-Dweller. As other Sky-Dweller models the dial displays both 12-hour and 24-hour time as well as dual time, so you’re never lost in time no matter where you go. The inverted triangle above the numbers indicates different time zones, and a solid red rectangle around the 12-hour time functions to show the month. These subtle displays complement the classic look of this timepiece and allow for the dial to take center focus. The piece is priced at $15,650 USD.

IWC Ingenieur 40

Price: $13,030 USD; Case Size: 40mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

IWC has released a new rendition of the Gerald Genta designed Ingenieur in 40mm at Watches & Wonders. With the original Ingenieur SL Reference Genta had the goal in mind of creating a luxury stainless steel sports watch with integrated bracelet. This new model embodies all of the important design details inspired for the piece with newer, refined modern touches. The dial features a grid like pattern with small offset lines and in the greenish teal hue it really stands out in texture and dimension. The bezel is screwed down with five polygonal screws. The piece is available for $13,030 USD.

Zenith Chronomaster Revival Safari

Price: $9,000 USD; Case Size: 37mm; Water Resistance: 50m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

A beautiful blend of green, grey, and black this 37mm micro-blasted titanium tonneau piece is full of character and charm. The watch uses the shape of the original Zenith A384 and adds a safari touch like the yellow indices and green colorways. The sleek piece fits nicely around the wrist as the colorways complement one another adding contrast. The khaki green dial and strap flow nicely together while the black subeyes add depth. The finishing on the titanium gives it a dark grey hue really bringing the piece together. The piece is available for purchase for $9,000 USD.

Girard-Perregaux Laureato 42 mm

Price: $14,300 USD; Case Size: 42mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Clous de Paris pattern on the Girad-Perregaux Laureato's green dial gives it depth and a nice sporty look. The Laureato retains much of its cues from the original design, first released in 1975, showcasing both vintage detail with modern upgrades that give the watch modern appeal. The integrated bracelet is something we've come to expect from the luxury steel sport watch segment and the bracelet on the Laureato doesn't dissapoint. Ultimately, the Laureato is a great option if you are in the market for a steel watch and can't get your hands on a Royal Oak. The Laureato is available for $14,300 USD.

Tissot PRX Powermatic 80

Price: $675 USD; Case Size: 40mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The PRX is one of the highest quality automatic steel sport watches you can get your hands on for under $1,000 USD. Indeed, PRX stands for “precise” and “robust” with the roman numeral X denoting that the watch is water resistant to 100 meters. We think the watch embodies the aspects. It offers a precise and clean look from its grid-like pattern to its integrated steel bracelet. Tissot delivers a timeless piece with retro style for only $675 USD.

Baume & Mercier Riviera 10618

Price: $2,600 USD; Case Size: 42mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Baume & Mercier Riviera is a reissue of the Riviera released in 1973. Drawing in on the vintage aesthetic of the original while adding some modern touches, the watch hits the mark. The dodecagonal case is unique yet familiar (perhaps reminding us of the octagonal Royal Oak). The dial has a unique arrow like pattern on it giving it more dimension and giving it a sporty yet classy look. High-quality at a reasonable price, the Baume & Mercer Riviera retails for $2,600 USD.

Glashutte Original SeaQ

Price: $10,200 USD; Case Size: 39.50mm; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Glashutte Original introduced their first dive watch, the Spezimatic Typ RP TS 200, in 1969. The SeaQ is a contemporary take on the Spezimatic, borrowing the case design to recreate this handsome heritage piece. The reed-green dial features extra-large applied Arabic numerals that scream Glashutte. The matching green date window shows that the brand is paying attention to the details. A great alternative to other divers like the Rolex Submariner and Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, the Glashutte Original SeaQ retails for $10,200 USD.

Formex Essence Thirty Nine

Price: $1,490 USD; Case Size: 39mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Formex Essence, is not only one of Formex’s most popular pieces, it might be our favorite. The watch's design is apparently inspired both performance biking and racing cars. The green dial and rehaut really pop due to the rich green color. While the watch is available on both a stainless steel bracelet and leather strap, we prefer the bracelet. It just gives the watch a little more of that rugged look Formex is known for. The watch is available in a variety of dial colorways and is priced at $1,490 USD on bracelet.