If there's one thing a watch collector needs, it's a decent tool watch. Something that they can wear outdoors when hiking, or just doing manual labour. The obvious choice for such a watch is a classic field watch, after all, that’s exactly what they were designed for. So, I thought I’d put together a list of some of my favourite field watches currently on the market.
Most field watches were originally made for military use, so they all tend to share a common design style that’s both durable and highly legible. Most are time-only watches, and they often have Arabic numerals for the hour markers. So, to keep things simple, I’ve stuck to watches that fit into this general definition of what a field watch is.
Now, rather than just talk about a load of watches I've never seen before, I've based this list around watches I've actually worn. This means that the five watches I’ve chosen for this list are ones I genuinely think are good field watches to own, rather than generic clickbait choices, and not one of the brands I talk about have paid to be featured in this article.
The other thing I want to say is that this list is obviously far from exhaustive. There are plenty of other great field watches out there that I haven’t added to this list, and these are just my picks from the watches I’ve handled myself. So feel free to disagree with me or suggest your own choices, and I might include them in a follow-up video.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
01:31 - Hamilton Khaki Aviation Pilot Pioneer Mechanical
03:02 - CWC G10
04:25 - Christopher Ward Sandhurst
05:30 - Timefactors Smiths PRS-29A
06:54 - Nite MX10
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18 авг 2024