It's early here so I can't speak to durability over the long haul but I'm definitely going to be wearing this thing a LOT! It also comes across as a pretty serious strap monster. Not a huge issue for me and consistent with experiences I have with other watches including micos (Baltic) and macros (Hamilton). Lume doesn't show up super great at night unless you have some way to get UV on it and charge it up. The blue lume is a great look and is bright when you're coming in from outdoors. It almost feels too nice to be a field watch. Super readable and still interesting with the logo and the small seconds at the 6 o'clock position. The case sparkles and the dial has a great vintage vibe. It's an even better looking watch in person than what you see in reviews on video or photos. When I pulled the watch out I was immediately impressed by how 'clean' everything is. The wood box with the push button latch and the slick army green case made a strong impression along with leather-cased metal warranty card and certificate. Took about 4 weeks to get the watch so the suspense had built adequately by the time it arrived. I saw the color combination on a 'Beans and Bezels' review for the 42mm and just loved the look. After hemming and hawing for literally a year I pulled the trigger on the white face with the grey cordura band. Just received my 38mm standard issue field watch (manual wind) this weekend. Packaging: New, elevated packaging with cardholder for identification card.Band: Each timepiece comes with one hand-stitched strap of your choosing.Front Crystal: Double-domed and beveled sapphire with multi layer anti-reflective coating on the inside surface.Hands: Black oxide treated steel with white Super-Luminova BGW9 paint, Steel with white Super-Luminova BGW9 paint (Blue), and Black oxide skeletonized hands (Latte).Dial: Hand-painted naval brass finished with high visibility numerals and Super-Luminova BGW9 applied to dials, except for Latte model.Caseback: Sapphire crystal and 316L stainless steel exhibition caseback, secured by four 316L stainless steel hex screws.Case: 316L stainless steel, 38mm diameter (not including crown), 46.2mm lug to lug, 9.9mm thick (including crystal), screw-down crown.Functions: Automatic winding, 28,800 beats/hour, 42 hour power reserve, hours, minutes, central sweep second, quick-set date, hacking seconds, incabloc shock protection.Movement: Weiss Watch Company Caliber 2130 mechanical movement, M100 base, finished and assembled by hand.Each timepiece comes with one hand-stitched strap of your choice.

And the dial? It boasts hand-painted, timeless naval brass. The hands are finished in black oxide treated steel with white super-luminova BGW9 paint. Sapphire crystals accentuate the back, while stainless steel completes the case. With a solid 42-hour power reserve, it's designed to last – and look good doing it. Water-resistant (up to 300 feet to be exact) and ultra-light, it features new details like a sweeping seconds and a custom dial-matching date wheel. To put it simply, it’s a watch that’ll take you from surfing to spearfishing and back to the office with ease.įinished and assembled by hand, the Weiss Caliber 2130 is an M100 based automatic movement. Inspired by Cameron Weiss’ active lifestyle, the Company Caliber 2130 features game-changing details like a screw-down crown, date, automatic mechanism, incabloc shock protection, and an incredibly lightweight design. Introducing our brand new Automatic Issue Field Watch with date.Īn automatic watch with a sleek, modern update. Please note that orders placed today will ship in 8-12 weeks due to the current order queue and handmade nature of our timepieces. If this is a gift, please do let us know, and we will send a note for the person to open up. 38mm Automatic Standard Issue Field Watch with Date $2,200.00ĭue to the handmade nature of our timepieces, please be aware that your Field Watch is made to order by Cameron Weiss and takes time to receive.

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