Great selections, as always. Love the Seiko Mechaquartz movement! I'd add the microbrand Dryden Chrono to the list too. It'd fit well within your specs and parameters.
I agree that the Bulova Lunar Pilot is one of the best chronographs you can get and I really like mine. For a field watch below $250, I would suggest the Citizen Promaster Land BJ7086-06E . While it does not have a traditional field watch appearance, it is a great watch for outdoor activities. 200m WR, GMT hand, internal compass bezel, screw-down crown, and great lume.
I don't own one, YET, but I am absolutely blown away by the Tissot V8. I can hardly believe that you can purchase a fully mechanical chronograph watch, with an ETA movement, for such a reasonable price.
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Just to add that the ST19 which is inside the 1963 "reissue" (the various versions) is actually a column wheel chronograph movement too - so not just any mechanical chrono - but a column wheel mechanical chrono too. Most Swiss chronograph movements in the affordables arena usually use the cam actuated method (like the Valjoux 7750 or the 1861 found in the Speedy) - not to say that cams are bad (or that those two movements aren't reliable and great) - but to get to Swiss column wheel chronograph movements you usually have to pay quite a bit more than their cam variants.
Hi! Excellent professional review. I use a chronograph function a lot - short poses in a life class, getting from A to B, free X hour parking etc. This hand in a chrono dial is vitally important. However only three chronos in this review have distinctly different chrono hands from hands in other two small dials. When guarantee runs out of my newly bought CA0715-03E I shall be replacing the small hand in the chrono dial with something special.Thank you for the review.
Citizen “Blue Angel” great specs, wears very comfortable even with the leather strap. Love the color combo and all the functionality... for the record I have 7-1/2” wrists... I picked it up brand new with papers and box for $300
I've had two Victorinox quartz chrono's that have lasted 20+ years and still make the rotation weekly. The last one is a Victorinox that I bought in 2001 when my son was born (along with the tennis bracelet for my wife) that is a great strap monster
That Red Star one does look really nice. I have a similar looking Sugess Chronograph with ST1901 movement in it. But its got a more vintage style looking dial.
Great review! For field watches I would nominate the Hamilton Khaki king II. I see it for under $500 and bought mine, new grey market, for $365. It has amazing power reserve, a nice bracelet and interesting date complications. Overall, a great buy for a swiss made product IMHO.
Field watch low end: Casio EFV-100. I just got one as a beater, and even though I love mechanical watches, this thing is great: 40mm case, 100m water resistance, super legible dial, heck even the leather strap it comes with is pretty nice. The best part is the price: cost me all of £66.
Dan Henry makes some nice chronographs as you've stated and if you want to go really inexpensive two that have gotten many excellent value for money reviews (mecha-quartz, solid links, 316L stainless, screw links or leather style strap, sapphire crystal) on youtube are the Pagani Design Daytona homage (Parnis also makes one but the Pagani seems to get reviewed a little bit better) and the Pagani 2720k. Both are Chinese but under $100.
Always love your content. Can you review watches under $500 that are options for gents with diminishing eyesight? There's plenty of watch options out there for those of us with normal eyesight but I've yet to come across good reviews specific for those who have a passion for horology/collecting whose vision may be not as it were some years ago such as father's, uncle's, friends, etc. who have a passion for watches but struggle to wear just the typical recommended value pieces.
Bulova is my favourite of those featuring today. For field watches, Hamilton khaki, Seiko Snk or a bit of a long shot Lorus Lumibrite as a budget special
I'd add the Seiko SNA411, quartz (not meca) movement with a sweep chronograph second hand and the Invicta Aviator 30935 with an SII VK67A mecaquartz movement.
Dave I Love Chronographs. Have Citizens, Casios, Hamilton, Longines, Bulovas, and Seikos. I have the Bulova Lunar Pilot 262 kHz - Love it. I also have the Bulova Curve Rose Gold Curve with the same movement! They are big but fit my small wrist comfortably! Dave Welcome to the wonderful world of Watch Collecting! There are several Chrono I plan to add to my collection. There are many accurate Mechanicals but Quartz seem to be most accurate. I love and appreciate Omega, Breitling, and Rolex. I reviewed less than 500 video before this. I had an awesome LeCoultre that got damaged in the military when our helicopter went down. I also love my Citizens Blue Angels in Titanium. There are some wonderful Chronographs but they are expensive! Enjoy your Journey in Watch Collecting! Other than the Bulova, Ive been purchasing Eco Drives and Solar Models. Citizens and Seikos. There are many beautiful timepieces available again enjoy!!
It goes without saying: the Hamilton Khaki Field mechanical 38mm but I would personally also look at the Smiths Everest Expedition, which I think we can also classify as a field watch.
Very little love for Certina in the States. Check out the Certina DS-2 Chronograph with the precidrive movement for a fantastic chronograph with all the trimmings and a high frequency/high accuracy Qaurtz to boot.
If Casio analog digis qualify, I’d go for the Casio tough solar aq-s810w. It’s going towards a gshock without being a gshock, more pared back on the digital and very light and legible. Mine’s been going for 8 years.
For field watches, you have to cover Hamilton, which are as iconic as they come, and not all that pricey. If you're looking at list price, you can get a Khaki Field Mechanical for just under $500, and is absolutely an icon. The automatic ones list for more, but you can readily get some of them for less. I got a Khaki King, which lists for $575, for less tan $400. I love the khaki king.
Orient Defender 2 for a feildwatch. Dosen't get the love it deserves over the older model which is so much more less expensive. Its next on my list and the ability to hack, the updated movement and the accent colors on the some of hands, for me, make it worth the money over the previous version. Also I think how they moved the secondary dials around make it a much more readable watch face but thats subjective and probably just my personal taste.😅 Will it be better than my Fieldwalker? I don't know but I can't wait to get the cream or gray faced version to find out!
Hi,very nice video. For next month’s review of Field watch’s I would like to nominate Hamilton’s Field Khaki King Automatic watch which can be picked up at Jomashop for around $360. I have the Silver Dial which is actually a beautiful Champagne colorway. It’s extremely well built and keeps excellent time, running1 to 2 seconds fast per day. It has a day/date complication at the 12:00 PM position. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks...Ed
2nd video, don't know what you listed - but - Overlooked are Spinnaker Hull chrono ($235.) and more importantly the Glycine combat sub chronograph ($250.) 1/10 sec. function , day +date, have both. C/sub is fabulous for the price. Have 3 Glycine's at present.
The Hemel is a very well made watch. I owned the same model you featured but sold it to buy something else. Didn't like not having a running second hand and also could do without the 24 hour subdial which I believe is a waste on a chronograph. Also had the Bulova. Sold it.....too big. I like the look of the Seagull but when it's time for service, you might as well buy a new one 'cause the service will be costly.
For Field watches, it’s a cheat but any GShock. To me, a great field watch is one you’d take hiking. Something you don’t mind getting dirty, sweaty, wet and even a few bumps and scrapes.
Someone already mentioned it below, but the Seiko Flightmaster is a must on this list. It has a dual time function and screw down crown and pushers with 200m WR.
I love it too but for the price the loom on the watch is terrible. Don't get me wrong I'm thirsty for one espicially with the 80 hour power reserve but the poor loom hurt it when much more affordable watches are doing it better now. Like the Orient Defender and the Fieldwalker.
@@loganholmberg2295 I've never had a problem with the lume, Lasts all night for me. It's nearly like lumibright but nothing can top that. But again, never had a problem with it not being bright enough or not lasting long enough.
@@JDurkin2811 Really? I've read a few reviews were they crap on the lower price Kahkis for their loom. I want one don't get me wrong but at the price point I think there are some better alteratives out there.
I dunno I like the upgraded movement and the color added to some of the hands on the newer model. Ver 1 is a great watch but I think the upgrades on the ver 2 make it worth the cost.
Its not a true field watch but considering its durability I would say the Old Victorinox INOX counts as a field watch. Not the dive watch. It can be found for between $150 and $450 on ebay.
Please make a video of Swiss chronos under 400 300 & 200? I've been looking for an affordable Swiss quartz chronograph watch under 15.000 Philippine pesos.
On for field watches you know you have to include the Hamilton khaki field. There are so many to choose from but the most iconic is the khaki mechanical. Another excellent field watch that’s way below the 250 price point is the Seiko SNK805,9,7. Great little watch. And finally, Boldr is making some really cool field watches. As always, love the vids brotha
You forgot the good old Flightmaster!! 200m aviator/diver/chronograph, may not be readily available in stores but still available online from time to time.... Love my chrono’s & a good collection must have a flighty in my opinion 👍
I was a little surprised there were no Pagani or Parnis chronos mentioned. Quite a few of your watch blog peers speak very favorably about those two brands. Maybe next time?
Hi Dave. Just re-watching some of your older videos, so I'm not even sure if you'll pick up on this comment (might have to post something on a newer video) but as it's in relation to a super affordable chronograph I thought it would be relevant here. I recently picked up an Invicta model 35113, only available on the EU store and limited to 300. It's actually an updated reissue of one of their watches from the 60s, so vintage inspired, but with a mechaquartz movement, and I paid around £85 (€101) which is great value. Lovely silver sunburst dial, polished case, interestingly no ticking second hand, which is great for the bedside table. I'd encourage anyone looking for a classic chrono to check it out.
Pretty much any Dan Henry fits the bill here. I had the Brew watch and swore I would never sell it. One of my favorite watches ever. I love everything Brew does. The watch (copper dial) had one major flaw. The hands disappeared into the dial making it very hard to tell the darn time. That’s a major flaw. The hands are too thin, the copper dial shines a lot masking the already shiny and very thin hands, and the hands are the same color as the silver sub dials. The result is one of the coolest looking watches ever being hard to read in all but the perfect light.
@@NathanChisholm041 Hey, if you enjoy it, more power to you! I just didn't like the colour scheme of the original, felt a bit too much like a toy. That's why I went with hked: less true to the source material, but more classy imo
The Lunar Pilot’s sub-second sub-dial measures 1/20 second, not 1/10 second. Some of my quartz chronographs have 1/10 second sub-dials, but my newer ones are usually 1/20 second. 1/20 second (.05 second) is the realistic limit of precision for a human being pressing a pusher. Higher resolutions like 1/100 second or 1/1000 second (like on my Bulova Precisionist chronographs) is mostly a gimmick.
Enjoyed the varied reviews of the chronos! Always liked the Bulova moonwatch just wished it had smaller dimensions ... say 42mm max. Anyway thanks for the video!
With the functions it offers (thermometer, barometer, compass) the Casio Protrek (actually a number of the casios) might be considered a field watch although it doesn't have the classic field watch look, automatic movement etc.
Great review--thanks! I really liked the Citizen World Chronograph. It has a good combination of dress/style and technical capabilities. Great office watch! 👌
Suggestions for the next month's field watch Watch of the month list: 1. the new Orient Defender - Series 2. (under 250$) 2. Citizen Promaster Tough - black dial on bracelet, eco-drive (under 500$) or on a strap (under 250$) 3. Victorinox INOX automatic (under 500$) 4. Vostok-Europe Expedition North Pole NH35A/5954197, automatic, orange dial (under 500$) 5. G-Shock G-Steel GST-b100d-1A (analog) or GST-b200-1AER (ana-digi) (under 500$)
Buying a refurnished (basically new with 3 year warranty) all black Bulova Lunar Pilot for $154.99 last year was one one if the best watch deals I have found.
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We need a 40mm Bulova moon watch🌛
Definitely.
50th anniversary of Apollo is July 31st 2021 so if there's a smaller lunar pilot, we'll probably see it then.
It would have to be a staged moon landing. So if you're alright with that...
@@loriemangasil8466 horrible watches straight Patek knockoffs just like mvmt
Agreed then it would be perfect. 45mm way too big, can't understand why these wrist 'clocks' are so popular.
Great video! Thank you, please keep us watch enthusiasts informed of these different brands.
Very nice list as always , your seagull 1963 is awesome , seen the other colourway so many times but the panda dial is my favourite
Great selections, as always. Love the Seiko Mechaquartz movement! I'd add the microbrand Dryden Chrono to the list too. It'd fit well within your specs and parameters.
Great content great video Dave I like the Dan Henry with the all silver dial 1963 but all ten u showed were great 👍
Yeah, that seagull is something I must get sometime soon. That Brew has got a nice look too! Great recommendations, as always, Dave!
The Red Star is one of my fav in my collection, and i'm really love it
I agree that the Bulova Lunar Pilot is one of the best chronographs you can get and I really like mine. For a field watch below $250, I would suggest the Citizen Promaster Land BJ7086-06E . While it does not have a traditional field watch appearance, it is a great watch for outdoor activities. 200m WR, GMT hand, internal compass bezel, screw-down crown, and great lume.
I don't own one, YET, but I am absolutely blown away by the Tissot V8. I can hardly believe that you can purchase a fully mechanical chronograph watch, with an ETA movement, for such a reasonable price.
Just to add that the ST19 which is inside the 1963 "reissue" (the various versions) is actually a column wheel chronograph movement too - so not just any mechanical chrono - but a column wheel mechanical chrono too. Most Swiss chronograph movements in the affordables arena usually use the cam actuated method (like the Valjoux 7750 or the 1861 found in the Speedy) - not to say that cams are bad (or that those two movements aren't reliable and great) - but to get to Swiss column wheel chronograph movements you usually have to pay quite a bit more than their cam variants.
Keep bringing these lists! Good stuff
Hi! Excellent professional review. I use a chronograph function a lot - short poses in a life class, getting from A to B, free X hour parking etc. This hand in a chrono dial is vitally important. However only three chronos in this review have distinctly different chrono hands from hands in other two small dials. When guarantee runs out of my newly bought CA0715-03E I shall be replacing the small hand in the chrono dial with something special.Thank you for the review.
Citizen “Blue Angel” great specs, wears very comfortable even with the leather strap. Love the color combo and all the functionality... for the record I have 7-1/2” wrists... I picked it up brand new with papers and box for $300
I've had two Victorinox quartz chrono's that have lasted 20+ years and still make the rotation weekly. The last one is a Victorinox that I bought in 2001 when my son was born (along with the tennis bracelet for my wife) that is a great strap monster
Whoa! I have that 1963 Panda Dial, great choice.
Agree on the Bulova Lunar Pilot. I agree that Dan Henrys are pretty good in the lower tier. That Tissot now has my attention!!!!
That Red Star one does look really nice. I have a similar looking Sugess Chronograph with ST1901 movement in it. But its got a more vintage style looking dial.
Is nobody gonna say a word about that cool Serenity sticker...? Keep up the quality content, Dave!
Yooo I missed it at first! Respect ✊
The Orient Neo looks amazing on a leather strap! Next on my list!
Great review! For field watches I would nominate the Hamilton Khaki king II. I see it for under $500 and bought mine, new grey market, for $365. It has amazing power reserve, a nice bracelet and interesting date complications. Overall, a great buy for a swiss made product IMHO.
Such a good vid. Loved it.
The Orient Defender original model is a fantastic field watch. Easy to read, 100m water resistance, unique complications and super value.
Field watch low end: Casio EFV-100. I just got one as a beater, and even though I love mechanical watches, this thing is great: 40mm case, 100m water resistance, super legible dial, heck even the leather strap it comes with is pretty nice. The best part is the price: cost me all of £66.
Honorable mention to the Mercer Lexington. Absolutely gorgeous watch from a microbrand out of Jersey with the same Seagull movement. .
Dan Henry makes some nice chronographs as you've stated and if you want to go really inexpensive two that have gotten many excellent value for money reviews (mecha-quartz, solid links, 316L stainless, screw links or leather style strap, sapphire crystal) on youtube are the Pagani Design Daytona homage (Parnis also makes one but the Pagani seems to get reviewed a little bit better) and the Pagani 2720k. Both are Chinese but under $100.
Always love your content. Can you review watches under $500 that are options for gents with diminishing eyesight? There's plenty of watch options out there for those of us with normal eyesight but I've yet to come across good reviews specific for those who have a passion for horology/collecting whose vision may be not as it were some years ago such as father's, uncle's, friends, etc. who have a passion for watches but struggle to wear just the typical recommended value pieces.
Bulova is my favourite of those featuring today. For field watches, Hamilton khaki, Seiko Snk or a bit of a long shot Lorus Lumibrite as a budget special
I had 2 of the Seiko Solar Chronos, sold them both; missed them and bought another one. It's a super watch. I recommend it.
I'd add the Seiko SNA411, quartz (not meca) movement with a sweep chronograph second hand and the Invicta Aviator 30935 with an SII VK67A mecaquartz movement.
Dave I Love Chronographs. Have Citizens, Casios, Hamilton, Longines, Bulovas, and Seikos. I have the Bulova Lunar Pilot 262 kHz - Love it. I also have the Bulova Curve Rose Gold Curve with the same movement! They are big but fit my small wrist comfortably! Dave Welcome to the wonderful world of Watch Collecting! There are several Chrono I plan to add to my collection. There are many accurate Mechanicals but Quartz seem to be most accurate. I love and appreciate Omega, Breitling, and Rolex. I reviewed less than 500 video before this. I had an awesome LeCoultre that got damaged in the military when our helicopter went down. I also love my Citizens Blue Angels in Titanium. There are some wonderful Chronographs but they are expensive! Enjoy your Journey in Watch Collecting! Other than the Bulova, Ive been purchasing Eco Drives and Solar Models. Citizens and Seikos. There are many beautiful timepieces available again enjoy!!
It goes without saying: the Hamilton Khaki Field mechanical 38mm but I would personally also look at the Smiths Everest Expedition, which I think we can also classify as a field watch.
The Brew Mastergraph is well nice . Great video btw. 👍
New subscriber. Great video!
For field watches take a look at Vaer. They have quartz versions for under $200 and automatics for under $500, assembled in America.
I got dan henry 1962 for 260$ really nice chrono watch 😉 vintage style
One of my favourite series on TH-cam, looking forward to seeing whats listed, i'm guessing the Seagull 1963
Good guess!
Field watch: Glycine Combat 6 Classic 36 (and/or 43)
Great chrono video. I posted an unboxing of a Borealis this morning.
Very little love for Certina in the States. Check out the Certina DS-2 Chronograph with the precidrive movement for a fantastic chronograph with all the trimmings and a high frequency/high accuracy Qaurtz to boot.
Favourite is the 1963 but that Brew looks super cool too!
38mm square timepiece will wear extremely large on the wrists with a lot of bulk. I would compare a 38mm square to a 42mm round case.
I almost pulled the trigger on the Bulova Moonwatch when Amazon had it on a big discount. But I didn't. It's so big!
If Casio analog digis qualify, I’d go for the Casio tough solar aq-s810w. It’s going towards a gshock without being a gshock, more pared back on the digital and very light and legible. Mine’s been going for 8 years.
For the field watch, the Origin Watch Company Vintage Field is a cool option just under $500.
BLDR Venture is a great choice for a field watch. NH35 with a titanium case, screw-down crown, 200m water resistance for $299.
I like that Yema. I've seen the Bulova on sale on Amazon for $215 before.
For field watches, you have to cover Hamilton, which are as iconic as they come, and not all that pricey. If you're looking at list price, you can get a Khaki Field Mechanical for just under $500, and is absolutely an icon. The automatic ones list for more, but you can readily get some of them for less. I got a Khaki King, which lists for $575, for less tan $400. I love the khaki king.
Orient Defender 2 for a feildwatch. Dosen't get the love it deserves over the older model which is so much more less expensive. Its next on my list and the ability to hack, the updated movement and the accent colors on the some of hands, for me, make it worth the money over the previous version. Also I think how they moved the secondary dials around make it a much more readable watch face but thats subjective and probably just my personal taste.😅
Will it be better than my Fieldwalker? I don't know but I can't wait to get the cream or gray faced version to find out!
It’s hard to beat the Lunar Pilot. Awesome watch.
My favourite is also my newest field watch, the Traska Summiteer.
Hi,very nice video. For next month’s review of Field watch’s I would like to nominate Hamilton’s Field Khaki King Automatic watch which can be picked up at Jomashop for around $360. I have the Silver Dial which is actually a beautiful Champagne colorway. It’s extremely well built and keeps excellent time, running1 to 2 seconds fast per day. It has a day/date complication at the 12:00 PM position. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks...Ed
I just picked up a Citizen Promaster Land pmd56-2951. The best field watch under $500 imho
2nd video, don't know what you listed - but - Overlooked are Spinnaker Hull chrono ($235.) and more importantly the Glycine combat sub chronograph ($250.) 1/10 sec. function , day +date, have both. C/sub is fabulous for the price. Have 3 Glycine's at present.
The Hemel is a very well made watch. I owned the same model you featured but sold it to buy something else. Didn't like not having a running second hand and also could do without the 24 hour subdial which I believe is a waste on a chronograph. Also had the Bulova. Sold it.....too big. I like the look of the Seagull but when it's time for service, you might as well buy a new one 'cause the service will be costly.
I know it’s late but the orient defender 2 is an awesome field watch.
For Field watches, it’s a cheat but any GShock. To me, a great field watch is one you’d take hiking. Something you don’t mind getting dirty, sweaty, wet and even a few bumps and scrapes.
Someone already mentioned it below, but the Seiko Flightmaster is a must on this list. It has a dual time function and screw down crown and pushers with 200m WR.
The only reason it's not here is because it was in last months pilots watch list. I try not to put the same watch on two different lists.
Just the Watch got it. My bad...I missed last month’s video!
My preference for the Bulova is the polished version with no date. A bit less common as well.
Also can you consider the Bulova Murren Accuswiss, a mechanical chrono.
Field watches that are a little diffeent: Seiko srpe65, srpd31, srp663, Citizen aw1410, aw1620 and the bj7100.
Best field watch..Marathon Navigator...High Torque ETA Quartz , Tritium hands and Markers. Acrylic or Sapphire crystal.
For field watch you got to include the Hamilton Khaki. I've got the 38 field auto with a silver dial and it's absolutely the best watch I've bought.
I love it too but for the price the loom on the watch is terrible. Don't get me wrong I'm thirsty for one espicially with the 80 hour power reserve but the poor loom hurt it when much more affordable watches are doing it better now. Like the Orient Defender and the Fieldwalker.
@@loganholmberg2295 I've never had a problem with the lume, Lasts all night for me. It's nearly like lumibright but nothing can top that. But again, never had a problem with it not being bright enough or not lasting long enough.
@@JDurkin2811 Really? I've read a few reviews were they crap on the lower price Kahkis for their loom. I want one don't get me wrong but at the price point I think there are some better alteratives out there.
Check out the Bulova A-15 Aviator/field watch for your next video
For me it’s the Orient Defender original version with the 6’o clock date wheel. Fantastic strap and overall great value watch.
Good taste!
I dunno I like the upgraded movement and the color added to some of the hands on the newer model. Ver 1 is a great watch but I think the upgrades on the ver 2 make it worth the cost.
Its not a true field watch but considering its durability I would say the Old Victorinox INOX counts as a field watch. Not the dive watch. It can be found for between $150 and $450 on ebay.
Try out the Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic it is the best field watch on the market for under 500
I like the Bulova Lunar Pilot, but it's kinda big. But there is a rumor that Bulova will release a slightly smaller version. I hope so.
Please make a video of Swiss chronos under 400 300 & 200?
I've been looking for an affordable Swiss quartz chronograph watch under 15.000 Philippine pesos.
I think that Dan Henry 1963 has a Miyota quartz (no mecha-) but they do have other mecha-quartz chronos in their lineup
It uses a Miyota 6S20 quartz (Japan) chronograph
On for field watches you know you have to include the Hamilton khaki field. There are so many to choose from but the most iconic is the khaki mechanical. Another excellent field watch that’s way below the 250 price point is the Seiko SNK805,9,7. Great little watch. And finally, Boldr is making some really cool field watches. As always, love the vids brotha
You forgot the good old Flightmaster!!
200m aviator/diver/chronograph, may not be readily available in stores but still available online from time to time....
Love my chrono’s & a good collection must have a flighty in my opinion 👍
I was a little surprised there were no Pagani or Parnis chronos mentioned. Quite a few of your watch blog peers speak very favorably about those two brands. Maybe next time?
Just ordered a yema yesterday!
Hi Dave. Just re-watching some of your older videos, so I'm not even sure if you'll pick up on this comment (might have to post something on a newer video) but as it's in relation to a super affordable chronograph I thought it would be relevant here. I recently picked up an Invicta model 35113, only available on the EU store and limited to 300. It's actually an updated reissue of one of their watches from the 60s, so vintage inspired, but with a mechaquartz movement, and I paid around £85 (€101) which is great value. Lovely silver sunburst dial, polished case, interestingly no ticking second hand, which is great for the bedside table. I'd encourage anyone looking for a classic chrono to check it out.
Oh, that does look really cool! Might have to see if I can get my hands on one at some point in the future!
For September I like the Hamilton khaki king. Hi from the Dominican Republic
Pretty much any Dan Henry fits the bill here. I had the Brew watch and swore I would never sell it. One of my favorite watches ever. I love everything Brew does. The watch (copper dial) had one major flaw. The hands disappeared into the dial making it very hard to tell the darn time. That’s a major flaw. The hands are too thin, the copper dial shines a lot masking the already shiny and very thin hands, and the hands are the same color as the silver sub dials. The result is one of the coolest looking watches ever being hard to read in all but the perfect light.
HKEDwatches has the best Seagull 1963 versions imo
The original Seagull 1963 is the best off the lot! I bought one years ago and its a amazing watch!
@@NathanChisholm041 Hey, if you enjoy it, more power to you! I just didn't like the colour scheme of the original, felt a bit too much like a toy. That's why I went with hked: less true to the source material, but more classy imo
Field watch: The Boldr Venture is a good option
Agreed, and Dave, if you do review this watch, don't review the Sand Storm, it has lesser lume than the other three. Ask me how I know...
Only the ver 1 in my opinion. The version 2 is fugly to the ver 1.
The Lunar Pilot’s sub-second sub-dial measures 1/20 second, not 1/10 second. Some of my quartz chronographs have 1/10 second sub-dials, but my newer ones are usually 1/20 second. 1/20 second (.05 second) is the realistic limit of precision for a human being pressing a pusher. Higher resolutions like 1/100 second or 1/1000 second (like on my Bulova Precisionist chronographs) is mostly a gimmick.
Not certain of this but I think at least one Apollo astronaut had a personal Rolex chronograph watch in addition to his Omega Speedmaster.
Feild watch: Seiko snzg15j
Bulova is nice but not only does it look very little like the original but it had a mechanical movement.
The red star takes my vote out of the bunch.
I heard the crystal popped out of the Omega.
Enjoyed the varied reviews of the chronos! Always liked the Bulova moonwatch just wished it had smaller dimensions ... say 42mm max. Anyway thanks for the video!
Seiko flight master
i never saw these brands before, but know bulova and citizen etc. that bulova is sold out..
Dan is a super Dude to boot.
With the functions it offers (thermometer, barometer, compass) the Casio Protrek (actually a number of the casios) might be considered a field watch although it doesn't have the classic field watch look, automatic movement etc.
Hamilton Khaki 🤙game over
Can't believe the Seiko sna411/Flight master wasn't on this list.
It was on the Pilots watch list from the month before this. I try to avoid putting the same watch on multiple lists.
@@JusttheWatch Oh ok, makes sense. Great videos.
Wooo!
Great review--thanks! I really liked the Citizen World Chronograph. It has a good combination of dress/style and technical capabilities. Great office watch! 👌
Hey! Thanks for the shoutout! Appreciate it!
You can find that SSC701 on eBay for around $275+/- btw.
Another great video! Keep 'em rolling out!
Tissot Automatic chrono is NOT 350 dollars!! That's the quartz chrono price, auto is almost double
I dislike quartz watches. It makes me feel like I am a kid again wearing my first ever watch
Suggestions for the next month's field watch Watch of the month list:
1. the new Orient Defender - Series 2. (under 250$)
2. Citizen Promaster Tough - black dial on bracelet, eco-drive (under 500$) or on a strap (under 250$)
3. Victorinox INOX automatic (under 500$)
4. Vostok-Europe Expedition North Pole NH35A/5954197, automatic, orange dial (under 500$)
5. G-Shock G-Steel GST-b100d-1A (analog) or GST-b200-1AER (ana-digi) (under 500$)
Five really good choices, and not a Hamilton Khaki to be seen. Well done!
Uhm... "Under $500", then it's tiered at "under $400". Wha?!?
Bulova cейчас CITIZEN
Buying a refurnished (basically new with 3 year warranty) all black Bulova Lunar Pilot for $154.99 last year was one one if the best watch deals I have found.
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