Field watches

Seiko 5s are affordable and they look great. But with hundreds of models to choose from, where do you start? Here are some of the the best Seiko 5 watches.

Are you thinking about buying a Field watch? Field watches first came out of World War I and it was originally designed for the soldiers.

A lot of brands make military-inspired watches, but not many make watches for the military. Marathon is one of the latter. And one of those watches is the General Purpose Mechanical, an iteration on its own GG-W-113 Field Watch. That timepiece was created in the 1980s and built to the strict military standard of the day. This newest model is also marketed as an Officer’s Watch and, like the GG-W-113, adorns the wrists of American servicemen and women around the world.

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What is a field watch? Good question. In short, it's a unique kind of watch designed to be more rugged and hard wearing. Read on to learn more

An in-depth collector's guide featuring the iconic dual-register 6138 chronographs released by Seiko during the 1970s.

If you could only pick one watch, pick one of the best field watches. Their style and functional look are perfect for every situation.

No-nonsense workhorses.

Our whole staff is not made up of explicit watch nerds, but our line of work creates a natural appreciation for timepieces.

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