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Seven Awesome Field Watches For Every Budget
A field watch may not enjoy the same celebrated status as dive watches in general, and I am yet to figure out why that is. Field watches or “infantry watches” are more often than not just as capable as their diver’s counterparts: they have the same impressive water resistance, the same focus on excellent legibility, and the same functionality with the frequent use of a rotating timing bezel, plus running seconds to confirm your watch is operational. However, they often do all this with less girth and at a more competitive price. It wouldn’t be much of a stretch to call field watches the ultimate tool watches for their utmost focus on function and lack of superfluous details. Last, but not least, they too can be as quirky as the quirkiest dive watches, if that’s your thing.Here’s a selection of seven cool field watches that will make your dive watches put up a fight for more wrist time.
Carl F. Bucherer Heritage Tourbillon Double Peripheral Watch Hands-On
It is reasonable that a still family-owned watch brand’s 130th anniversary should be acknowledged with a new collection and a tourbillon model to top it off. That is what Carl F. Bucherer presented recently at an intimate event in New York. So far, the Carl F. Bucherer Heritage Tourbillon Double Peripheral is actually the only member of the new Heritage collection, but more than just representing references to the brand’s past – though there are plenty of those – its highlight is technical. Specifically, it takes the brand’s signature peripheral rotor concept to the next level with a peripherally mounted tourbillon.All images by Zen LoveYou may be familiar with the “flying tourbillon.” This is a tourbillon that is mounted from beneath so that it isn’t obscured by the bridge that usually secures a tourbillon of the non-flying variety. It makes the already complicated mechanism even more so, but it is for display purposes only – in ad