Learn more When discussing the most iconic field watches ever made, one style arguably rules above them all: the “Dirty Dozen” watches of World War II. The Dirty Dozen watches were issued to British ...

the canvas webbing strap originally issued with many military watches during WWII. Though MSRP on the new Heritage Field will be ~$1,231, you can order yours for ~$843 once the Kickstarter opens.

Don’t ask why. It doesn’t matter. What matters is how great this watch is. Timex offers a classic WWII-era field watch in the MK-1, but the Expedition modernizes the design for improved real ...

The field watch is the name given to military-issue foot ... On this side of the pond, too, U.S. Army watches—made for WW2, Korea, Vietnam, and beyond—are equally sought-after.

Formex presents the second generation of a new variation on the field watch form that updates ... homage to the format that has existed since WWII, with a railroad minute track placed outside ...

(See: the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, designed by the late great Gerald Genta and considered the first high-end steel sports watch, or the Rolex “Comex” Submariner, which was field-tested by ...

The Hamilton Khaki Field watch collection already had a reputation ... The Khaki collection has a heritage that began during World War II, when Hamilton, then based in Lancaster, Pa., ...