A 2012 Guide to Military Field Watches

For over a decade American soldiers have been putting their lives on the line in the Global War on Terror (GWOT) and in other places around the world.  They have made tremendous sacrifices in repeated deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq.  It's no wonder that military-style field watches have become fashionable.

A Praesidus Field Watch (Amazon Photo)

A whole host of watch makers offer watches that are based upon analog field watches from World War II and Vietnam.  They look great and are easy to read.  To learn more, read my post:

A Guide to Military Field Watches

In the Army now . . . the Swiss Army!

If you are in a martial mood, you might check out a Swiss Army watch.  I received this Wenger Swiss Army watch many years ago as a gift and it's really neat to have a watch that's actually made in Switzerland.  This watch has a quartz movement.  If you like wristwatches from a particular company, but can't afford an expensive automatic watch, you might consider a quartz watch from the same company.   If you'd like a Wenger Watch of your own wing on over to the Wenger Watch listings on Amazon.

A Wenger Swiss Army Watch