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Islander Mitchel Automatic Field Watch with Nylon Weave Strap and an AR Sapphire Crystal #ISL-40 Reviews

4.8 Rating 45 Reviews
“I had been looking for an automatic field watch when this one was released. It's a better watch than others I had been looking at (hackable, windable, AND sapphire glass?) for a better price. I love the clean face, and the hands glow very bright in the dark. It also keeps excellent time. Customer service has also been great, I emailed with a question after 10pm, and got an answer within 15 minutes. Overall an impeccable experience.”
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Posted 5 years ago
Marcus V. De Freitas
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“Great everyday work watch. Comfortable to wear and a nice and easy dial to read. That's my 2nd Islander Watch and I will definitely buy more watches from Long Island Watch.”
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Posted 5 years ago
Paul Liebhart
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“This is a very sharp and legible watch. There is attention to detail on the dial. The loom is very good as well. The brushing is very nicely done. It looks like a much more expensive watch than it is. The strap is very nicely done. I can see the strap lasting for a long time. It was really only stiff for a day and then it loosened up a bit. A Hamilton khaki field quartz version would be two and a half times more money, so there is a lot of value here.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“This is my second Islander Watch; have a diver from about a year ago. This field watch is very well made; great materials and very attractive. I think it rivals Hamilton's "hand cranker" in quality (I sold my Hamilton when this arrived), but is actually an upgrade as an automatic. Amazing quality for the price. Island has hit another home run! Grab one before they are gone.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“finally a mid size field watch with all the specs us watch nerds want!!! mine came with no quality control issues. the strap is pretty good and heavy duty for a canvas strap. my only knit picking negative is the NH36A movement being used instead of the NH35 which bothers my OCD.”
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Posted 5 years ago