Waltham watch with black leather strap on a white background

Field & Marine Dual Time White Dial

Regular price CHF 2,950.00
Sale price CHF 2,950.00 Regular price
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Movement Swiss Made automatic calibre
Functions 24h second time zone
power reserve indication
Power reserve 42 hours
Case size 43mm
Lug size 22mm
Case material 1.4435 Stainless steel
Buckle material 1.4435 Stainless steel, pin type
Crystal sapphire box type
3 layers antireflective coating
Water resistance 1'000ft/30ATM
Crown Depollier bayonet system
Case back 2 parts compressor system
Dial multilayer white enamelled coated
X1 Swiss Superluminova
Applied indexes
double power reserve scale
Hands diamond cut
X1 Swiss Superluminova (R)
Leather strap Black genuine calf leather, Hand-made in Italy
Vegetable tanned


DESIGN DNA

The design DNA of the Field & Marine is found in the crown and crown protection area. This area distinguishes the Field & Marine from any other watch. Historically, the bayonet crown, the screwed bezel, and the "compressor" case-back assured the water-resistance, making it the first waterproof wristwatch ever made. Today the Waltham Field & Marine is the only watch with a bayonet crown.

The dial and case design are inspired by the original 1918 model and have been updated in a subtle but noticeable way to meet today's aesthetic and usability requirements.

BI-COMPAX

The power reserve and 24h second time zone counters are vertically aligned on the dial in a bi-compax configuration. They allow you to control at any give time how many hours the watch can still run without winding and to read a second time zone on a 24h (am/pm) scale.

THE ORIGINAL PATENT

The bayonet crown of the Field & Marine has been developed on the basis of the original patent granted on January 28th in 1919. In total four patents for screw down crowns have been filed between 1917 and 1919 by the Depollier-Waltham team.

The Field & Marine Saga

The book ""The Inconvenient Truth about the World's First Waterproof Watch", by NAWCC awarded Waltham and WWI watches historian Stan Czubernat, documents the story of the ingenious Charles Depollier and his waterproof wristwatch technology. His collaboration with Waltham resulted in the first waterproof watch, the Waltham Field & Marine.

The movement

Movement: Swiss Made automatic calibre

Functions: Second 24h time zone, Power reserve indicator, Hours, Minutes, Seconds

Power Reserve: 42 hours

Winding: Mechanical, self-winding

Frequency: 28’800 bhp/4Hz

Jewels: 31