Definitely not a field watch, but certainly a looker! Caught the dial texture perfectly to this morning!

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Happy Field Watch Friday! Reaching for what I thought was something different this morning, it turned out that I had just worn it a few weeks ago and apparently may be a quickly-rising new favorite -- my Timex Expedition Scout. At 40mm, it is right in my comfort zone, a perfect field watch easy-to-read display, and with amazing Timex Indiglo function. And love a nice cream dial. With luminescent hands in addition. I thought that with the green NATO strap this morning that I would give it another go before heading into later Autumn and Winter and transitioning into others. But maybe now this one will simply get a different strap to keep it going more often thru the colder months. What do you think? I am thinking brown might be nice with the cream dial for colder months? Best wishes for a Fantastic Field Watch Friday! 😀

Wearing this thin beauty today! It’s the full metal G-Shock I always wanted without it being a full metal G-Shock

Watch Lover crew, here are a few standout posts from the Watch Lover community this week. 👏 Big shoutout to @Jeffrey Plotka for “I present to you "The Grey Ghost" — the first watch I built myself.” and sharing the story and specifications behind his first self-built watch. This was a fantastic celebration of learning a new craft and deepening the connection between collector and timepiece. Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/i-present-to-you-the-grey-ghost-the-first-watch-i-built-myself 👏 Shoutout to @Warren Money for “Superhero Sunday” and reflecting on the journey of rediscovering watches that had been overlooked in the collection. It inspired a valuable conversation about appreciating what we already own. Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/superhero-sunday-0d4b223e 👏 Shoutout to @Franz Rivoira for “How much you care about watch history?” and posing a thoughtful question about whether understanding history changes how we appreciate a watch. It opened an engaging discussion about the meaning behind the pieces on our wrists. Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/how-much-you-care-about-watch-history 👏 Shoutout to @Robert Irwin for “Akerfalk First Season” and sharing a distinctive watch discovery with the community. Posts like this help broaden everyone’s perspective beyond the usual names and familiar references. Post: https://www.skool.com/watch-lover/akerfalk-first-season Keep sharing the stories, history, projects, and wrist shots behind your watches—every perspective makes this community more interesting.