From the Vault: Timex x Bespoke Post Field WatchUpdated a month ago
Timex makes watches that last. Bespoke Post curates gear that matters. Together, we’ve created a timepiece that’s just as great today as the classics that inspired it were 50 years ago.
The best designs never age; they evolve.
Timex has always stood for craftsmanship, durability, and thoughtful design. In the 1970s, our Viscount collection was a perfect expression of that ethos, with self-winding automatic movements that granted everyday reliability. Now, in collaboration with Bespoke Post—a brand that curates high-quality gear for those who seek adventure, craftsmanship, and originality—we’re bringing today’s watch wearers a quartz update inspired by that original collection.
The Timex x Bespoke Post Field Watch is a modern take that’s as effortlessly cool as its predecessors. It’s a field-ready, utilitarian timepiece with a military-style edge, but we’ve refined a few key things to make it even better. The classic barrel-shaped case with polished finishing and the domed acrylic crystal keep the vintage character intact, while thoughtful upgrades like a sturdy stainless-steel bezel, a reliable quartz movement, and an olive CORDURA® fabric strap with quick-release spring bars make it a versatile companion for today and every day after. Because good design is about function as much as form, the high-contrast dial, bold orange second hand, luminous markers and hands, and crisp minute track with numerical markers every five minutes make sure you can read the time at a glance.
At 36mm, the Timex x Bespoke Post Field Watch is a perfect nod to the era it came from, offering an understated presence that fits in just about anywhere. And if you look a little closer, you’ll find that the crown and screw-on case back are thoughtfully engraved with Bespoke branding as a subtle ode to the partnership that brought this watch back to life.
Timex makes watches that last. Bespoke Post curates gear that matters. Together, we’ve created a timepiece that’s just as great today as the classics that inspired it were 50 years ago—and built to stay that way for the next 50.
