The trend of green dials has even reached dive chronographs, and Tissot executes it with style. The 45.5mm stainless steel case houses a richly coloured dial, emerald green sunburst, with high-contrast sub-dials and white lume markers.

The unidirectional bezel is black, which frames the green dial and matches with the black sub-dial rings (if the sub-dials are ringed or backgrounded in black for legibility).

Functionally, it’s identical to the blue version: a Swiss quartz chronograph movement enabling 1/10 second precision timing, a 30-minute counter, central chronograph second hand, and date display.

The pushers are likely screw-down to secure water resistance when not timing.

Just like the rest of the Seastar 1000 line, it boasts 300m water resistance, meaning it’s fully dive-capable.

The sapphire crystal and robust steel build make it ready for adventure.

The combination of the green dial with black bezel is both trendy and reminiscent of tropical waters – apt for a dive watch.

Tissot’s Seastar Chronographs are described as capturing “the spirit of adventure and the call of the ocean”, and with this distinctive green variant, they certainly capture attention on land or sea.

Whether you’re using the chronograph to time a swim or just the minutes until your coffee is ready, this watch does it with precision and panache.