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Formex Field Automatic Gen 2: Titanium that performs well in the wild (and the office)

A new era of field watches, where Swiss precision meets rustic charm and retro future

Formex Field Automatic Gen 2
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Formex has brought its field icon, the Field Automatic, into its second generation. With a titanium case, new numeral colors, and a "sandwich" dial, this is a watch that dares to be both classic and futuristic. Price? Between 800 and 920 euros. Question: why are you still wearing steel?

Everyone talks about titanium as if it's some new supermaterial from the labs. Elon Musk, but in the world of watchmaking, this lightweight, extremely strong material has a long history. Now, when Formex uses Grade 2 titanium for its off-road beauty, we can finally forget about a sore wrist after a long hike (or long Zoom meetings).

Case design? Sharp lines, with a micro-baked finish that looks like it was polished by Bruce Wayne himself. Lightweight, yet robust. And water-resistant to 150 meters. Because you never know when your “off-road” adventure might end up in the pool.

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A dial that's not just for telling time – Formex Field Automatic Gen 2:

The new Formex Field Automatic Gen 2 dial is a “sandwich” type, meaning it has more layers and more depth than your average IG filter.

It is available in three colors:

  • Ice Blue (for polar explorers and lovers of Scandinavian aesthetics)
  • Coho Salmon (for those who appreciate salmon – on the plate and on the wrist)
  • Basalt Grey (a color that says, “I wear titanium and I know what I’m doing.”)

All numerals are illuminated with Grade A Super-LumiNova. Visibility? In total darkness, you can still see the time, and do so in style.

Mechanism: Swiss minimalism, maximum reliability

Inside the Formex Field Automatic Gen 2 ticks the Sellita SW200-1, an automatic movement that doesn't try to be something it's not. 26 jewels, 38 hours of power reserve, and enough proven precision that Swiss watchmakers could put it together in their sleep.

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Belts that are finally worth something

Formex doesn't just think with your wrist, but with your whole body. Available are:

  • Elastic nylon strap with Velcro closure — for sports enthusiasts who like to strap their watch on like a military strap.
  • Leather strap with micro adjustment — four shades and a clasp that allows for fine adjustment of the length without taking off the watch. Ideal for people who still like precision, even when it comes to wrist aesthetics.

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Price and availability: under a thousand, but without compromise

Formex Field Automatic Gen 2 is available for pre-order:

  • 870 USD / approx. 800 EUR with nylon belt
  • 995 USD / approx. 920 EUR with leather belt and patented buckle

Delivery begins at the end of June 2025. Purchase at this link!  Just in time to take her on vacation or at least impress your colleagues.


Conclusion: The best watch for people who wear Swiss elegance even for a walk in the woods

Formex Field Automatic Gen 2 It's not just a watch. It's a statement. For those who value tradition but live in the future. For those who want titanium but without the space price tag. And for everyone who believes that even a field watch can look so good that you can show it off at a wedding.

Still wearing steel? Maybe it's time to transition to the titanium age.

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