Bright blue in the smallest size
The blue on photo 02 is a strong mid blue that lightens towards the centre where the sunray brushing catches the light. White batons and steel hands keep the dial clean, and there is no date. If you like the shade but want something calmer, the 28 mm 276200 in silver is the neutral option, and the salmon-pink 276200 in 28 mm is the softer, warmer one.
Blue 276200 in numbers
| Reference | 276200 |
| Size | 28 mm |
| Dial | Bright blue with a sunray sheen |
| Hands | Steel |
| Markers | White batons |
| Bracelet | Oyster, three rows of links |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
How 28 mm wears
A 28 mm case sits well inside the edges of a slim wrist. The bracelet is the same three-link Oyster design as on larger models, scaled down, and a watchmaker can remove links to fit. More on choosing a diameter in which case diameter fits a small wrist.
Case, crystal, movement
904L steel case, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, screw-down crown. Movement options: Japanese (Miyota-based) or Swiss (built to follow the original calibre). Keep it out of the pool; 30 m covers rain and washing up. Other colours are listed in the full Oyster Perpetual range.
What other dials are listed for the 28 mm 276200?
Besides this bright blue, it is listed in black, in silver with gold-tone hands and in salmon pink. Each has the same 28 mm steel case and Oyster bracelet.












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