Curious story behind the green iPhone 11 Pro

We see cameras and we are isolated … how did they do it? It allows us to be bombarded with the radiation, power and magic of ID ID, but we've never wondered about the color where the iPhone is made. This year with the advent of the iPhone 11 Pro with its dark "green" color we have wondered once again about the iPhone's manufacturing processes and how Apple is achieving that level of excellence. This is the amazing story behind the "green" color of the iPhone 11 Pro and how the Japanese company lives in it, It will not leave you indifferent at all.

Seiko Advance is a great example of our key vendors here in Japan. Thanks to their ingenuity and attention to detail, the beautiful colors of the iPhone 11 Pro really stand out! pic.twitter.com/PFEuXo7Fy0

– Tim Cook (@tim_cook) December 10, 2019

Tim Cook recently uploaded a photo on Twitter showing an Asian man and a large man smashing a grass-fed product. That green product is nothing less and nothing less than the "blue night" dye that makes the iPhone 11 Pro look so good. This product (like all iPhone 11 Pro color schemes) Made by Seiko Advance, a company dedicated to color cleansing with less than 120 employees and that has seen its history decline since Apple's arrival in their lives.

In our first interaction with Tim Cook we discovered that we couldn't meet Apple's high standards. – Hiraguri, President of Seiko Advance

For one thing, Apple wanted the color to be made in a natural, non-toxic way, exactly what Seiko Advance did and what made it so special. Above all, we have a large company and a large "small" company that works in partnership. According to Nikkei, both companies have been working together since 2011 and it looks like they will continue to do so given the amazing results given the iPhone 11 Pro and a "good night", far from the glimmer of light that appears on the market lately.