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The other 50% of the 20 complications are found on the opposite dial in ebony. The two dials subtly mirror each other visually, like night and day, or "dark mode" on a modern iPhone application. The bright rose-gold dial is referenced on the ebony dial by the warm hue of rose link gold hands link and a salmon-tone annual display window. The ebony dial takes the form of a four-register design and is surprisingly legible link given how much information is displayed.

In the N through the S series we see examples of what has been called the "Frozen" dial Explorer a type of aging to the black lacquer dial but link more on that later. The W series produced from 1994-1996 brings the transition from a link lug hole case link to no lug hole case around 1994. T and U series produced from 1996-98 represent the tail end of tritium dial Explorers this time featuring flip-lock clasps don't worry we will talk more about the clasps.