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Islander Mitchel Automatic Field Watch with Nylon Weave Strap and an AR Sapphire Crystal #ISL-41 Reviews

4.8 Rating 87 Reviews
William Pfeffer
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“This watch does not disappoint on looks, price point, or value. I love it.”
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Posted 4 years ago
Philip Korsnes
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“Everything else is gathering dust since it arrived.”
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Posted 4 years ago
“Very satisfied. Looks better in person than on website.”
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Posted 4 years ago
“I have wanted to purchase a Field watch for some time. I looked at several brands, including the Islander. No one can match the specs and price point. You can find cheaper field style watches. But, I don't think you can find a quality watch, with these materials, for this price. This is my third Islander watch and I don't think it will be my last. I am again impressed with the team at Long Island Watch. Thank you.”
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Posted 4 years ago
“I have a casual interest in watches and was looking for my first non-quartz timepiece that could be worn in casual - smart casual settings. I initially decided on the Hamilton Khaki Field, but was won over by this watch's exceptional value and design. It is hard to argue against the features you get for the price unless you weigh a watch brand's heritage/legacy highly.”
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Posted 4 years ago
“My husband loved the watch!”
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Posted 4 years ago
Charles Rowell
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“I buy a watch for a student who shows great effort and attitude every year. This year I bought an Islander watch. I like the fact that they used quality parts for a fair price.”
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Posted 4 years ago
“Very disappointed in the regulation of this watch. A quick look on the timing machine suggests it is slow 20 to 30 sec per day. The other balance indications look OK. Just the lack of regulation. I always assumed each new watch would be adjusted to provide the best accuracy the movement was capable of. This is apparently not the case when using these NH-36 movements.”
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Posted 4 years ago