The Best 5 Field Watches - Including The Watch Worn By The SAS!

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GWS H3 G10 Prodiver is a sapphire with a tritium and a 200m depth for £249.99 ($271) and is the real SAS/SBS watch. They also do regimental face

Hmm the MX10 seems to hit the markers off

Take a look at NITE's new Atlas field watch. Automatic, tritium of course, good price, and looks exceptionally smart.

The SWC Bunker and a Hamilton T for me.👌🏼

Hate it when the second hand on a quartz watch is misaligned!

You should take a look at Bertucci watches

you missed case size on yhe sandhurst...

Why does the Pilot Pioneer watch have to have that level of water resistance? Pilots fly. They don't scuba dive. Well, I am sure there are pilots who do scuba dive, but wouldn't they wear a different watch than their pilot watch when doing so?

This is the great question of the decade.

You mean the three branches of the armed forces

Thanks for your review. I was here for the Nite, a good looking piece and great value imo. An FYI that I am also looking at Elliot Brown Canford that is well worth putting on a shortlist.

If the MX10 came with a field strap, it would be perfect.

I'd say they probably wear a CWC issued watch. SBS divers , A G10 ,A Fatboy or a Mellor-72. They are all pretty good. Apart from that I'd say a Suunto or. G-Shock. Luminox are good as well 👍.

I have the Hamilton Pilot Pioneer Mechanical, and I like it and wear it a lot.
That said, this is not an inexpensive watch, and Hamilton's decision to use a mineral crystal is hard to understand.
There are lots of $300 watches with sapphire and the Hamilton is $800.

Wow

Great list! Loved it, I’ll back to watch more 😊

Wher is the Seiko Green Alpinist. It has 200 feet of water resistance., safire crystal and 70 hours power supply and compass. Now this a a field watch. Everyone of yopur watches is a black face.

Although I like Hami Pilot Pioneer more than Khaki Field, you do need to stick to the theme. Read the names of the watches very, veeery slowly. "The Best 5 Field Watches" - Hamilton Khaki PILOT? Instead of Khaki FIELD....? Yeah... something is a bit off, right there.

I have the SAS limited edition Nite MX10, nice piece.

Hardly any Hamilton watches have mineral why would they use mineral on this one. My 2 field watches are the Hamilton Khaki Mechanical polar and the SWC Bunker in green.

Just subscribed, solid video. I particularly like the Hamilton, the Smiths, and the CW Sandhurst, although they are all great. I recently purchased a pre-owned CW Sandhurst (version 1) on the auction site. Expecting it in a few days. Can't wait!

Chinese Yelang(Wild Wolf)
with T100, sapphire crystal, 10 ATM, screw crown, Ronda 515 really good quality not homage military watch!

US military budgets have gone up steeply over the decades yet they don't issue watches anymore. Not to regular infantry anyway I don't know anyone from special operations. Its the law that US military issued kit has to be made in America so that limits options. When Hamilton was making Army watches they were still in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

My field watch is the Brietling Navitimer 8. My beater watch is a G-Shock.

I just found your video and I really enjoyed it. This list is great, I really like every choice.

I’ve wanted a field watch for some time and was prepared to pay a premium for a higher end one. Not because I need it, purely because it would feed my want for a really nice watch.

Would you consider the same type of vid but at a higher price point?

I was considering the Tudor ranger, the Marathon GSAR, the Muhle Glashütte sea timer blackmotion, the Bell &Ross BR V2 and finally the Sinn U1.

Any thoughts on those?

Thanks again

Nice video, yes, that Nite watch is a beauty. I use a Sinn 856 UTC as a field watch although it has a flat crystal. It's quite a bit above your price point here, but it is very well spec'ed for the money, imho. All the best!

Respectable list, top to bottom.

Nice list James! I had never seen that MX-10 before...might make for a nice little christmas present for myself this year. Cheers buddy, great presentation as always.

The Smiths is my pick. 😊👌

I had a nite tx50 watch on my deployment 10 years ago. It is still working like a dream. Very nice and rugged wristwatch indeed

I hadn't come across the Nite MX10 before and very interesting it was actually used by the SAS! Love the production level of your videos.

Nice one. However, your sound suffers a bit from "p-pops" aka "P plosives" (I'm using headphones). Easily remedied though. Give it a Google.

Great picks and an excellent video. Well done 👍🏻