Check out the following Rolex Daytona Watches to see a visual difference between the two dial colors:

The truth of the matter is that there are no specific fashion rules on which color dial to wear. A Rolex in itself is an attention grabber – regardless of the color of it’s dial.

In general, though, we tend to like contrast. The color of the dial you wear (if you happened to own two watches with two different dial colors) can be decided based on what you’re wearing. For example, if you were wearing very light colored clothing, then a black dial would provide some nice contrast and would stand out. Similarly, if you were wearing a dark tuxedo, the white dial would also stand out.

At the end of the day, though, you could really wear either dial color – it does just come down to preference.

If you are looking for a general rule to use when choosing your watch, analog is more formal and digital is less formal. To take that a step further on the analog side, you could also say that the more formal the occasion, the thinner the watch. If you wanted to get really formal, of course, you could invest in a pocket watch. If you’re wondering about the pocket watch and how to wear it, you should read our blog post on this. With that said, there is still room for the digital watch. If you’re going for a night on the town or are just touting a jacket during the day, an eye-catching sight like the Casio G-Shock can do the trick. Remember, fashion is all about making a statement  & sometimes going against convention can be a good thing! Just don’t wear the Casio at a wedding