Thoroughly enjoyed this video, I visited the studio yesterday and picked up the hermetique in green. George and the team were awesome, we need more spaces like this for micro brands, great job guys!
Farer is at the top of my list right now. Absolutely love the look and the fit on the wrist. They deserve more hype for sure. Love the designs and colors.
For me the pick is either the Baltic or the Nivada-Grechen. As former military I can attest that field watches should have legibility, wearability, and confort in the field. But the last thing it should have is superior water resistance. I never want to wonder if the WR of my watch is enough for what may lay ahead so 100m has always been my starting point for a field watch and both of these watches fill all those boxes. I know this might be extreme criteria for most folks.
@@Timeandtidewatches Christopher Ward offer COSC certified military style watches under £1k. Particularly without the bracelet. I don’t pay much heed to the endorsements on these, but the spec is there on the Sandhurst and Dune(?). I’m unclear on how good the lume actually is, or the granular legibility. We need precision. I nearly went for one (Sandhurst Mk2), but I’d like to see it tested in the environment by someone who understands teeth arm (kinetic environment) requirements. I hope there are others beyond the Hamilton. For info I use my Orient Mako (no more than +1 sec/day) on a NATO currently for this or my G Shock (which is not as perfect as one may expect). A gap still exists in the market, Nite and Traser almost get there.
That Farer is stunning. They really know what they're doing. Consistent design language and always inventive and original. That's the one I'd go for, but only because I already have a dozen field watches and want something special.
Justin is the perfect guy for this video! Love the combined energy of you two. Man, I have to get to London. That white dial Serica is calling my name!
I have a HKF Auto but I'm seriously considering that Baltic. Really unique case (IWC case design I believe) with a little more WR and unique design. Plus the founder is an absolute top guy that knows watches and the community. I'd be proud to wear it
That Farer RESOLUTE SORBET is mind-blowing colour and dial combination it was good pick + Hamilton khaki field (black colour dial) + Zodiac field Olypos = These 3 watches are Awesome from picks.
No watch says "woodsy outdoors" like a field watch. That Hamilton with the easy to ready dial, military time numbers and great lume make this the hands down winner. The tobacco and teal band (classic country colors) is a bonus. Factor in the price and this wasn't even close.
Lot of fun, thanks guys! The T&T Melbourne store is beaut and well worth visiting. My three (thanks for asking!): Zodiac, Studio Underdog and Hamilton. Winner-Zodiac
A lot of people getting on the sleeper Zodiac 5226G haha subdial.com/listing/patek-philippe-calatrava-white-gold-charcoal-sd059213?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADJXvJsuyiJDwedKeEdwD-LjHEGRZ&gclid=CjwKCAiAxKy5BhBbEiwAYiW--9XYJu2_o3QolpMKlTdqLi6X2rqBG7XfD4yzS75cP0dyt4Gl_IYE2hoCAFQQAvD_BwE
I was there last week - twice. Thanks for a great experience, and I'm looking forward to buying my next watch from you. Great selection of great watches from brands we usually can't see before buying. Highly recommended!
Great chemistry between the two guys, really enjoyed the video and what a great selection.Tough to choose really but the Nivada and the Hamilton for me are the truest forms for a field watch.
Dam that was fun! Really enjoyable video I am coming to visit for sure The Hamilton is tough to beat for sure as a pure field watch. And Justin’s winding on mic at the end was genius. Personally I thought the Farer was an inspired choice
I found my perfect field watch back in 2020. Nothing can replace it. I have the first Serica WWW field watch with the hand winding ETA movement. Its a perfect size 37.7mm.
I have a Khaki Field and I already have a Hermétique (Night Mode - thanks Andrew 😊) but that creamy, Art Deco-y Bone version looks beautiful!Maybe that or yeah, that Farer...or the Serica Cali dial. Impossible really. Great video guys. The space looks very very impressive. Can't wait to come and check it out ✌🏽
Seriously awesome and energized video! Super glad my beloved Baltic got some action! It is my first watch and I can't take it off. Perfect for my slim athletic wrist and the creme (bone) dial works so well with my whole daily attire. The recessed crown was a selling point for me to keep my range of motion (might be placebo), but completely agree that to many it would be a liability or a negative. This week marks "our" 1 year mark. took it to many mountains, salty oceans, mud, fresh snow and hot sand. Question: I usually am a guy with alot of imagination and willingness for some risks. But for the love of me cant decide or make the call for an exciting strap. suede, canvas.. hard decision.. maybe you guys could help! cheers and love from Vienna!
Ya know. Unless your budget is super tight. Why not go for both and do lots of strap swapping from day to day. It will make every day feel like a new watch day.
@@marcusflack1523 Sure thing! But it's not a quesiton of budget but a question of style. usually i am quite confident with my choices but its hard to find a colour scheme that suits the creme tone and respects the deep black outer rim. I dont want to mindlessly buy into cheap straps (yet ^^ )
@@MartinOfEarth got it. Hmmmm. I guess it’s a case of milling over multiple option virtually hey. Then perhaps it’s falls into place all of a sudden. Or of coarse take it somewhere you have plenty of options to try it with. All said and done. It’s about the journey as much as the destination sometimes.
I own a Serica 5303 diver and have swapped out the unique bracelet for one of their sport straps with metal end links. This gives it the look of an integrated rubber strap, which I highly recommend despite the added cost. You can also make this upgrade with the 6190 field watch.
It’s a tough choice between the Baltic and the Serica for me although if I was going to choose the Baltic, it would definitely have to be that tropical brown dial!
Great video. While watching, I moved to put on my Hamilton field watch. I am looking for a second field watch. I think that the one that Andrew pick will make for a nice departure from the well known brands
A-ha! That's our Baltic Night Mode Time+Tide Studio Edition - only available from us shop.timeandtidewatches.co.uk/products/baltic-hermetique-night-mode-time-tide-exclusive?_pos=1&_sid=696c83a86&_ss=r
when it comes to field watches the Tudor ranger is pretty near the top, but you’re paying an awful lot of money for that movement. mike at “this watch that watch” made a fantastic point about field watches and he did this incredible analogy with a cheeseburger which is well worth watching. some fantastic stuff here and it’s hard to really criticise anything. For me Movements are the thing here, at £999 I want COSC. This is definitely a place I’d like to visit.
I have the same Hamilton, but you have to be careful if you fully wind it it is very easy to break the movement, lots of people have issues with that. I never wind mine more than 30 times since I had it repaired. It is a lovely watch though. I have mine on a Bark and Jack Gulf strap.
For me, field watch has to have: - legibility (quickly in most contidions) - durability (for knocking about) - water resistance (swim-proof) - comfort (small size and low weight) So, Bertucci A2T is the best. But if you want the nicest, it's a toss between the Hamilton, Serica, and Nivada. The rest are too flashy to be really considered "field", more like "field-inspired".
If you honor what a field watch is supposed to be, I would also go with the Hamilton from this list, but I would choose either my Bulova Hack or Sinn 556 A over the Hamilton.
Serica, Nivada Grenchen and Hamilton for me, but my go to military field watch is Stirling. At least that company is run by serving military, not marketing departments.
Many great choices but I already made mine with the white dial Hammy. Serica is nice too but idk about the bonclip and having to unscrew the crown to wind it is kinda dumb.
Nice choices. But I admit I'm not really into mechanical field watches. They just don't do anything for me. As prior military with plenty of time in the field, my preferred "field watch" was cheap, easy to read day or night, minimal hassle, & rugged. So a Timex Ironman, Casio, or the rather obscure $20 Aquatech fit the bill.
@@Timeandtidewatches I really should get a G-Shock. But my Casio Royale will do. Funnily, while in the military, I always considered the $40.00 for a G-Shock to be too much. Such silly thoughts no longer deter me, hence my lovely Chronoswiss purchased back in January.
@@marcusflack1523 It wasn't so much for the accuracy but for ease of reading the time. No thinking involved when the numbers are right on the wee screen.
I discovered you and the other 2 on your joint (ended?) channel. Liked you all for your different personalities and views. What happened? Is that project/channel with the 3 of you actually dead or on pause? Edit: Subbed.
That first watch looked so much like an Explorer I fell off my chair 🤠 What's the discount percentage there? Looks like a tray of first watch regrets to me. Soz. Especially if they do not even fit your wrist!
I’d love to try on a Baltic, been thinking about buying one for a while now. Same with Studio Underdog. Is this place open to the public? I live in London so would love to come and have a look some time
Thanks for showing me around mate!! Great space - great team! Just can’t believe it took an Aussie to bring this set up to London! Cheeky bugger!
You absolutely crushed the brief - forget about nuclear power, the UK needs HAST POWER
You sir are a true talent. Was awesome to be around the combined energy of the two of you.
When I was shopping for a field watch I too picked the Serica with California dial. Very unique design.
Twinning with Andrew
Sorry mate but what’s unique about that Serica dial? 😂 They’re brazenly “heritage” and have very little brand design identity outside of their gmts
same here
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, I visited the studio yesterday and picked up the hermetique in green. George and the team were awesome, we need more spaces like this for micro brands, great job guys!
Ahhh thats awesome news. And yes the green would be my pick of the Hermatiqe also. Great move
Farer is at the top of my list right now. Absolutely love the look and the fit on the wrist. They deserve more hype for sure. Love the designs and colors.
Such a little sleeper in this mix - Andrew
For me the pick is either the Baltic or the Nivada-Grechen. As former military I can attest that field watches should have legibility, wearability, and confort in the field. But the last thing it should have is superior water resistance. I never want to wonder if the WR of my watch is enough for what may lay ahead so 100m has always been my starting point for a field watch and both of these watches fill all those boxes. I know this might be extreme criteria for most folks.
Tend to agree - ingress of water is just not something you want to be worrying about in a field watch - Andrew
@@Timeandtidewatches Christopher Ward offer COSC certified military style watches under £1k. Particularly without the bracelet.
I don’t pay much heed to the endorsements on these, but the spec is there on the Sandhurst and Dune(?). I’m unclear on how good the lume actually is, or the granular legibility. We need precision.
I nearly went for one (Sandhurst Mk2), but I’d like to see it tested in the environment by someone who understands teeth arm (kinetic environment) requirements.
I hope there are others beyond the Hamilton. For info I use my Orient Mako (no more than +1 sec/day) on a NATO currently for this or my G Shock (which is not as perfect as one may expect). A gap still exists in the market, Nite and Traser almost get there.
with you 100%. the 50m WR on the Hamilton to me.... such a shame
The Baltic Hermetique is a no-brainer. Great specifications and design.
I bought the Serica California dial when it first came out 3 or 4 years ago. Love it. Great watch......
That Farer is stunning. They really know what they're doing. Consistent design language and always inventive and original. That's the one I'd go for, but only because I already have a dozen field watches and want something special.
Yeah thier color palatte treally stands out I agree.
I’ve got Hamilton field watch and Studio underdog…but boy Farer and Serica. Love them!😍
All in that group are top notch!
Justin is the perfect guy for this video! Love the combined energy of you two. Man, I have to get to London. That white dial Serica is calling my name!
Yes the white dial is amazing I gotta admit
That Serica is speaking to me with the Studio Underdog a close second. Great video!!
Thanks Dan, the Serica is sensational for the money, AND a chronometer - value prop off the chain - Andrew
Andrew, I thought you were walking out with that one!
I own that white dial khaki Hamilton manual winding and it's exceptional. Really happy with it
Love mine as well
My personal choice for a field watch in that budget, would be the Hamilton Khaki Field Expedition - 37mm version on bracelet with the white dial.
Yes many would agree with your choice there
I have a HKF Auto but I'm seriously considering that Baltic. Really unique case (IWC case design I believe) with a little more WR and unique design. Plus the founder is an absolute top guy that knows watches and the community. I'd be proud to wear it
I often where my Ditry Dozen on a bonklip bracelet for those vintage vibes, so straight dial Serica for me. Great fun.
What do you think of them not putting thier logo on the dial?
@marcusflack1523 for a mid century military inspired piece, I think it works really well without
That Farer RESOLUTE SORBET is mind-blowing colour and dial combination it was good pick + Hamilton khaki field (black colour dial) + Zodiac field Olypos = These 3 watches are Awesome from picks.
Makes me want an icecream
No watch says "woodsy outdoors" like a field watch. That Hamilton with the easy to ready dial, military time numbers and great lume make this the hands down winner. The tobacco and teal band (classic country colors) is a bonus. Factor in the price and this wasn't even close.
You could get two of em for a grand. ha
Lot of fun, thanks guys!
The T&T Melbourne store is beaut and well worth visiting.
My three (thanks for asking!): Zodiac, Studio Underdog and Hamilton.
Winner-Zodiac
A lot of people getting on the sleeper Zodiac 5226G haha subdial.com/listing/patek-philippe-calatrava-white-gold-charcoal-sd059213?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADJXvJsuyiJDwedKeEdwD-LjHEGRZ&gclid=CjwKCAiAxKy5BhBbEiwAYiW--9XYJu2_o3QolpMKlTdqLi6X2rqBG7XfD4yzS75cP0dyt4Gl_IYE2hoCAFQQAvD_BwE
Awesome
Great video….. nice to see Andrew and Justin. Beautiful timepieces.
good to see them match each other for energy as well
Great video. So many great watches but clearly the Hamilton was the winner. It’s the most field watch field watch that exists.
Camp Watches out of LA have some fantastic field watches. Really small company, but the quality is off the charts.
The Farer and Serica for me! Both really interesting watches on the wrist
I was there last week - twice. Thanks for a great experience, and I'm looking forward to buying my next watch from you. Great selection of great watches from brands we usually can't see before buying. Highly recommended!
Great to here the new studio hits the spot for you 🎉
Appreciate your support!
Hopefully popping in for a visit next week, looks awesome
It's the Farer for me . Great video, and loved this double act. More please.
Coming right up
@marcusflack1523 you treat us and you spoil us.
Loved this! We need more of these videos with Justin Hast!
He's a fcking powerhouse - what a ride
I would not refuse to pont my camera again in his direction
Great chemistry between the two guys, really enjoyed the video and what a great selection.Tough to choose really but the Nivada and the Hamilton for me are the truest forms for a field watch.
Great exhibition space there! Wonderful energy from you guys. Serica with Cali dial looks pretty persuasive to me.
Yeah theres someting unique about the cali numerals. Love it
Farer doesn't get it's due, beautiful!
Definitely people sleeping on Farer
Dam that was fun!
Really enjoyable video
I am coming to visit for sure
The Hamilton is tough to beat for sure as a pure field watch. And Justin’s winding on mic at the end was genius.
Personally I thought the Farer was an inspired choice
It was a moment of genius from Justin, he really surprised me - Andrew
Ya gotta fall in love with haptic sound. Its super satisfying
Thank you for this video, you two work well together! And congrats on opening the showroom, a must visit next time in London.
Yes def will be great to see you there
Absolutely, we'll welcome you with open arms - Andrew
I found my perfect field watch back in 2020. Nothing can replace it. I have the first Serica WWW field watch with the hand winding ETA movement.
Its a perfect size 37.7mm.
Zodiac is absolutely sick!
I was super surprized with that model. I dod not know it exsisted
Great video and happy to see Justin on the channel!
Thanks Josh!
we loved collaborating with him on this one. Would love to do more in the future
I have a Khaki Field and I already have a Hermétique (Night Mode - thanks Andrew 😊) but that creamy, Art Deco-y Bone version looks beautiful!Maybe that or yeah, that Farer...or the Serica Cali dial. Impossible really. Great video guys. The space looks very very impressive. Can't wait to come and check it out ✌🏽
Were looking forward to seeing you there soon!
Very entertaining. Great job and thanks for introducing me to some watch brands I wasn't familiar with.
Got to love Justin's energy!
How do you not ⚡️!
Hes a vertitable bottle rocket
Seriously awesome and energized video!
Super glad my beloved Baltic got some action!
It is my first watch and I can't take it off.
Perfect for my slim athletic wrist and the creme (bone) dial works so well with my whole daily attire.
The recessed crown was a selling point for me to keep my range of motion (might be placebo), but completely agree that to many it would be a liability or a negative.
This week marks "our" 1 year mark. took it to many mountains, salty oceans, mud, fresh snow and hot sand.
Question: I usually am a guy with alot of imagination and willingness for some risks. But for the love of me cant decide or make the call for an exciting strap.
suede, canvas.. hard decision.. maybe you guys could help!
cheers and love from Vienna!
Should come with a warning, so much energy
Ya know. Unless your budget is super tight. Why not go for both and do lots of strap swapping from day to day. It will make every day feel like a new watch day.
@@marcusflack1523 Sure thing! But it's not a quesiton of budget but a question of style. usually i am quite confident with my choices but its hard to find a colour scheme that suits the creme tone and respects the deep black outer rim. I dont want to mindlessly buy into cheap straps (yet ^^ )
@@MartinOfEarth got it. Hmmmm. I guess it’s a case of milling over multiple option virtually hey. Then perhaps it’s falls into place all of a sudden. Or of coarse take it somewhere you have plenty of options to try it with. All said and done. It’s about the journey as much as the destination sometimes.
Love this video tbh. Keep bump-ing along with this vibe
We will, it was a blast to work with Justin - Andrew
I own a Serica 5303 diver and have swapped out the unique bracelet for one of their sport straps with metal end links. This gives it the look of an integrated rubber strap, which I highly recommend despite the added cost. You can also make this upgrade with the 6190 field watch.
Great insiders tip !
Love the enthusiasm
It comes in spades
The Zodiac case shape is very unique. I would call it shield shaped.
This video put me onto Baltic! What stunning watches for ~£500! Incredible value.
really enjoyed that, great format!
Thanks for watching, we had fun with this one!
The Nivada Grenchen "Super Antarctic" appeals to me the most.
Man I need to pay you guys a visit. This looks like an awesome array of watches ⌚️
Yeah and its great you can try on so many great brands under the one roof that you cant see anywhere else
Look forward to seeing you Jimmy - Andrew
Great video. Oddly enough I own a Serica WMB field watch and the Nivada Grenchen Super Antarctic.
wow really? Which one did you get first?
That's crazy haha, you need a Baltic Hermetique now to close it out - come on in!
@@marcusflack1523 The Serica in 2018 I think. Sadly the WMB was discontinued when the chronometers were released.
No question Serica. Hopefully be able to get one by next summer.
I love how they dont puit any logos on thier dials as well. Understated confidence
I wanted one for so long before we got them - Andrew
Farer for this guy! Beautiful watch!
Lots of Farer votes rolling in
It’s a tough choice between the Baltic and the Serica for me although if I was going to choose the Baltic, it would definitely have to be that tropical brown dial!
That's a cracker, have always loved the bronze models too. - Andrew
Great video. While watching, I moved to put on my Hamilton field watch. I am looking for a second field watch. I think that the one that Andrew pick will make for a nice departure from the well known brands
Serica is the one - also have a Hamilton Khaki Field, the brown one
Baltic for me from the 4 finalists but Zodiac would be my overall no 1. Great video chaps. Thanks
The NG watch is getting a lot of love and rightly so i think. Thats a sleeper hit
Thanks for watching! Andrew
@@Timeandtidewatches Next time I'm in London I will definitely drop by. Do you need an appointment?
Great choices. Of your choices: Farer, Hamilton, Baltic, then Serica
winning
Love the new store. Can’t wait to visit
Its so exciting to get up close and personal with these very enticing brands
Love the energy!
Comes in spades ahahahaha
Justin's energy is undeniable
The formex field watch should be on anyones list when talking field watches,very tough, robust and a bit different from the norm.
Which model specifically do you mean?
@@marcusflack1523 the formex field watch ,they only have one model in the field watch, different colours but just the one model.
Serica all day but that Nivada is so good too
Yeah the Nivada gets my vote
Nivada and Farer for me!
Both excellent choices to be fair
That Serica takes it for me 👍🏼
Also enjoyed being the guy in the white shirt in the background 😄👍🏼 Had a great time visiting 🙌🏼
The serica is really the unique standout for sure
Really enjoyed that video chaps! Loved the wildcard choices too.
Its the journey not the destin ation hey? SUper fun
Enjoyed the video very much! My picks would be the Zodiac and Serica.
Hard to go wrong there - very different aesthetics too
Damn I want to have such a life to have THESE types of challenges ))
Great vid, thanks!
Its only a hop skip and a jump away....ha
Andrew would say in about effing time that field watches where for little boys. You gotta love it.
HES ACTUALLY EATING HUMBLE PIE IN THIS VID HA
Nahhhhh gimme a break - just Rangers and Explorers!!
The bone, the beige, the cream, the off white the mother of pearl!
Love it.
I GOT YOU!! I feel seen - Andrew (and Richie)
that Farer!
Such a little sleeper that one
6:37 What is up with the black DLC Baltic? Is it boutique only or something? Couldnt find it on the website
A-ha! That's our Baltic Night Mode Time+Tide Studio Edition - only available from us shop.timeandtidewatches.co.uk/products/baltic-hermetique-night-mode-time-tide-exclusive?_pos=1&_sid=696c83a86&_ss=r
I'm relieved to find that I wouldn't trade any of these choices for my Hanhart Preventor, which also comes into this price category.
That is another very solid fieldwatch choice. They def tick the robust vibes you need in a field watch.
I have Mappin and Webb Campaign. My favourite field watch.
Love that zodiac, wow
Sleeper alert
I freaking love it too. Its really unique and I have not seen it before
The Baltic is the one for me.😊
Would you go for that color or opt for the green or blue maybe?
@marcusflack1523 I love the contrast on the dial, looks almost tuxedo like. The blue is lovely..it would be a close call mate.
@@jimmyscott3056 yeah the green would be my leaning. But yeah they all have something special huh.
Very nice, and with a sartorial twist in that shade - Andrew
That Farer!! 🔥
Such a sleeper, caught many napping
Serica for sure
Agree - Andrew
100%
Beautiful watches 🔥🔥
when it comes to field watches the Tudor ranger is pretty near the top, but you’re paying an awful lot of money for that movement. mike at “this watch that watch” made a fantastic point about field watches and he did this incredible analogy with a cheeseburger which is well worth watching. some fantastic stuff here and it’s hard to really criticise anything. For me Movements are the thing here, at £999 I want COSC. This is definitely a place I’d like to visit.
Damn it. Now I want to eat a cheeseburger.
And you get it from Serica at well under that price - Andrew
I have the same Hamilton, but you have to be careful if you fully wind it it is very easy to break the movement, lots of people have issues with that. I never wind mine more than 30 times since I had it repaired. It is a lovely watch though. I have mine on a Bark and Jack Gulf strap.
Hamilton was definitely the right answer. The quintessential field watch. It may seem the obvious pick, but sometimes we don’t need to overthink!
Yeah I think you have a strong point here my friend!
Tend to agree here, too. As Justin said, it's just the icon.
For me, field watch has to have:
- legibility (quickly in most contidions)
- durability (for knocking about)
- water resistance (swim-proof)
- comfort (small size and low weight)
So, Bertucci A2T is the best. But if you want the nicest, it's a toss between the Hamilton, Serica, and Nivada. The rest are too flashy to be really considered "field", more like "field-inspired".
Great comment. I like your thinking on this one
The strap the Hamilton comes with is really very impressive.
Attention to detail is chef's kiss
This is absolutely superb watch content.
Ahhhh great that it does the trick for you. We had a blast making it.
That's very kind, Justin brought some serious heat here
Baltic is really nice one!👌
Don't forget our Hermetique 'Night Mode' too - a black beauty - Andrew
Great video guys…..you mist do more!
Indeed you can count on it!
If you honor what a field watch is supposed to be, I would also go with the Hamilton from this list, but I would choose either my Bulova Hack or Sinn 556 A over the Hamilton.
Also nice choices you have there well done
I would buy the Farer
It's really lovely that one.
Serica, Nivada Grenchen and Hamilton for me, but my go to military field watch is Stirling. At least that company is run by serving military, not marketing departments.
Always a good thing
Was the Farer Lomond II field watch not available for this review?
It perhaps was but I guess we had to land somewhere
I wanted the Exmoor II but it wasn’t in stock 😢
Love my white dial Hamilton Khaki Field.
You're kind of done with that in your collection for a field.
Me also
Zodiac
Many great choices but I already made mine with the white dial Hammy. Serica is nice too but idk about the bonclip and having to unscrew the crown to wind it is kinda dumb.
Marathon?
Unimaginative but logically sound choice yes
Nice choices. But I admit I'm not really into mechanical field watches. They just don't do anything for me. As prior military with plenty of time in the field, my preferred "field watch" was cheap, easy to read day or night, minimal hassle, & rugged. So a Timex Ironman, Casio, or the rather obscure $20 Aquatech fit the bill.
wow thats interresting. But I know what you mean. Sometimes a battery powered watch for accuracy in the field is a real thing!
Excellent point here - the 'real' field watch these days, as per American Sniper and everything else, is G-Shock - Andrew
@@Timeandtidewatches I really should get a G-Shock. But my Casio Royale will do. Funnily, while in the military, I always considered the $40.00 for a G-Shock to be too much. Such silly thoughts no longer deter me, hence my lovely Chronoswiss purchased back in January.
@@marcusflack1523 It wasn't so much for the accuracy but for ease of reading the time. No thinking involved when the numbers are right on the wee screen.
@@morgan97475 got it
It’s got to be the Hamilton but on the 42mm case. 38mm is too small for me. Love the Baltic if it was 40mm+
If only watches were like buying jeans. All of the sizes to choose from.
I’d pick the Serica, but with a rubber strap!
Hmmm on rubber that would be cool
I discovered you and the other 2 on your joint (ended?) channel. Liked you all for your different personalities and views. What happened? Is that project/channel with the 3 of you actually dead or on pause?
Edit: Subbed.
We couldn't keep it up, with everything going on in the rest of our lives - do miss it of course, never say never. Thanks for watching - Andrew
Hamilton Khaki all day everyday. I wore my Khaki Field Auto everyday for a year.
You don't even remember it's on - I do that too - Andrew
That first watch looked so much like an Explorer I fell off my chair 🤠
What's the discount percentage there?
Looks like a tray of first watch regrets to me. Soz.
Especially if they do not even fit your wrist!
I’d love to try on a Baltic, been thinking about buying one for a while now. Same with Studio Underdog. Is this place open to the public? I live in London so would love to come and have a look some time
Absolutely it is - 10-6 daily 🙌🏼
Both keen rugby players in their day
Pardon me sir, but I am an Aussie Rules Football kind of fella - Andrew
they could literally go into battle with the fieldwatches on wrist
Those zodiacs ❤❤❤
"The cream on the hands". Pause😂