What makes this watch worth wearing
A proper hand-wound mechanical field watch
Inspired by 1960s military service watches issued under GG-W-113. Assembled and tested in Europe
Hand-wound movement - a quiet ritual
Wind it every day or two. Thirty seconds of calm attention - a small ritual that keeps you connected to the machine.
Plexiglass crystal - chosen on purpose
Acrylic flexes under impact and can be polished back to clarity in minutes. It’s a field-watch choice - not a compromise.
Built for use, not display
Sandblasted 316L steel avoids reflections and unnecessary polish. It wears like a tool - not jewellery.
Pure mechanical. No electronics
Manually wound. It will keep time anywhere - without batteries, satellites and updates.
Fixed lugs - security by design
No spring bars. No weak points. Fewer failure points. More security.
Exceptional legibility
Matte black, high contrast, instantly readable. Lume is present, functional, and restrained - exactly as it should be.
WINDING GUIDE
How often should I wind it?
Once per day — or every 36–42 hours if worn intermittently.
Can I overwind it?
Not by normal winding. Stop when you feel resistance increase — never force it.
How do I know it’s fully wound?
When the crown won’t move under very light finger pressure.
Read our complete guide
What's in the box
What's included?
The watch comes on a premium black single-pass tactical nylon strap.
Enoksen gift box. Enoksen black suede pouch.
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