SALMON Dial Watches: Why Are They Special & RARE? (Rolex, AP, Patek, A. Lange & Söhne, Longines)

A Discussion around Salmon Dial Watches aimed at how the style has evolved, become rare, popular and sought after by the broader watch collecting community. Looking at the history of the colour pink and how it became fashionable, how the colour of Salmon became popular on watch dials from the 1920's - 1940's and how modern approaches aim to pay tribute to design styling of that time.

The colour represents a time gone past. Where many enjoy the peculiarities of "tropicalized" colours on vintage watches, the warmth of Salmon shows the watches age but not its wear. An interesting colour that wears well, is extremely unique and adds an X factor to an already enticing design.

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Below are a list of the common sources that are used in no particular order:

Bob’s Watches | Revolution Watch | HQ Milton | Hodinkee | Monochrome Watches | Jomashop | Analog Shift | Bulang and Sons | Robb Report | Watchfinder | WatchBox | Phillips Watches | Christies | Timekeepers Club | Fratello Watches | Bexsonn | Worn and Wound | A Collected Man | Oracle Time | Time + Tide Watches

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