"Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" – A 1960s Sci-Fi Series, Not a Color

There's no "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea color." The phrase is the title of Irwin Allen's 1964–1968 ABC television series (and 1961 film) about the futuristic nuclear submarine SSRN Seaview and its adventures battling monsters, aliens, and Cold War threats.

Visual Identity

• Series palette: Navy blues, metallic grays, neon control panels—classic 1960s "future" aesthetic.
• Seaview design: Transparent bow "window" (iconic but scientifically dubious), flying sub, mini-sub.
• Creatures: Often glowing, bioluminescent—greens, blues, reds in B&W then color seasons.

Cultural Legacy

Pioneered "monster of the week" sci-fi TV, launched Allen's "Action-Adventure" franchise (Lost in Space, Time Tunnel), and cemented the "undersea adventure" genre. The Seaview model remains a collector's grail.

So if you're asking about a paint color, Pantone, or ocean hue—it doesn't exist. It's a show. A gloriously campy, submarine-shaped time capsule.