Over the years, we?ve often talked about how one of our greatest watch industry wishes was that brands would embrace color. For years it was downright unusual to see mass produced watches in anything other than the black, white, and blue staples. Sure, there were reds and greens and yellows out there if you went and looked for them, but they were rarely part of the standard set of options that you?d find if you were picking out a core model from a favorite brand. This year, a slew of brands have suddenly found some colorful inspiration. From the Sinn 556i that we told you about back in March to the new crop Christopher Ward C63 Sealanders that hit back in July, we?ve seen an influx of simple watches with fun, brightly colored dials, and the new Spinnaker Hass is following suit. 
The Hass is a dive watch that?s being presented as a robust, everyday tool in a fun, vibrant selection of colorways that we might not always think of as ?tool first? choices. While there are two black dialed options in the collection, they are accented with an almost fluorescent tone of blue or a sharp shade of orange, so these otherwise traditional dial options get a pass. The rest of the collection features yellow, blue, and green dials, with the yellow option really standing out. Yellow accents are carried to the black bezel, and the contrast is appealing and legibility appears to be on the mark as well. Small details have been considered from variant to variant. The bezel on the ?Azur...