Sentence examples for white dial from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thoreson, 38, is shopping for a vintage gold IWC with a white dial or a Rolex GMT-Master.

"Finished With Engine," reads the white dial of the brass engine telegraph in the wheelhouse of the double-ended M/V Islander ferry.

Then there's the fairest, most Nordic Chronolink of all, the Swedish Blonde Chronometer -- pale strap, white dial -- produced in a limited edition of 100 a year.

The original watch, just 5 millimeters, or 0.2 inches, thick, featured a white dial with a slightly matte finish, hours marked in Roman numerals, and two simple black batons for the hands.

The watch was the Breguet N°1090 Grande Complication, a quarter-repeating model that was dated 1807 and featured a double case with red and gold enamel, and a simple white dial decorated with ancient Arabic numerals.

Rose gold with a white dial?

A golden crescent crowns the spire of the clock, which has four faces, whose white dials are encased in a square frame of gold.

The interior design is modern, though the black numbers on white dials of the instrument cluster may not be to everyone's taste.

That may explain why Mr. Büsser devoted nearly five weeks to promoting his new timepiece in the region, and why watchmakers continue to introduce slender timepieces featuring stark white dials utterly devoid of superfluous design elements.

Like a child furiously turning those white dials, you can draw your own picture.

Case in point: On a recent visit, Patek's Nautilus series, with a distinctive bezel inspired by the shape of a porthole, was available in white gold, rose gold and a sleek-looking stainless steel, the latter of which was briefly available with a silvery-white dial in addition to the traditional blue.