Tool Watch Micro brands
Anyone know of any military tool watch microbrands? Preferably Swiss movements or out of the box regulated Japanese movements.
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Nathan
@NathanFrost
I enjoy all kinds of tool watches. Current grail(s): Multiple Panerai references. What started it all: Rolex GMT Master II (coke bezel). #AWWC
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Vaer makes some nice field watches in bothe quartz and automatic. I’ve had one of these for about 3 years and been very happy with it.
What sort of price range are you looking at? My current favourite field watch is from Echo/Neutra
This one has a moonphase but they’ve got some without.
There’s also Swedish microbrand Malm who specialise in more pilot type watches, I’ve got one of their Air Wolf Viggens.
Or if you want a tough quartz field I’d recommend Bertucci.
What sort of price range are you looking at? My current favourite field watch is from Echo/Neutra
This one has a moonphase but they’ve got some without.
There’s also Swedish microbrand Malm who specialise in more pilot type watches, I’ve got one of their Air Wolf Viggens.
Or if you want a tough quartz field I’d recommend Bertucci.
Between $300-$800. Looking to expand my collection in the future.
I am particular to dive watches, I will say.
Between $300-$800. Looking to expand my collection in the future.
I am particular to dive watches, I will say.
For dive watches in that price range there’s Zelos who have a very good rep. I’ve just arranged an exchange for a Phoibos gmt diver, and there’s Borealis. I’ve got their Sintra, which isn’t a dive watch but I liked it so much I’ve ordered up their latest Seastorm. Or Spinnaker a British microbrand that specialises in divers. I’ve had their Bradner and Hull watches, both good. All of these should meet your criteria.
Hope that helps good luck. 👍