TIMEX camper if you can find it all Wal mart or this-http://www.timex.com/expedition-scout/T499619J.html oops too big have you checked CASIO's offerings at walmart? SOKI has some halfway decent field watches . The weekender is actually a field watch dial but it is chrome finish and is about 38 mm. How popsicle sticklike are your wrists,are they under 7 inches? What enviroment do you work in, an office? The closest I can find on the Chinese discount sites is this -http://www.dealsmachine.com/best_313609.html-http://www.dealsmachine.com/best_219712.html .36 mm can be hard to find even in kids watches on discounter sites.If you are worried about the ticking of the watch you must work indoors try Casio or you might try vintage .You may want to look up an HMT pilot watch.One of mine is 35 mm without the crown and 10.5 mm thick. Older mechanical TIMEX watches are another possibility.

 

Thanks for the suggestion, but I'd rather not get a Timex as mine is way too loud.

 

@ James: My wrists are 6", so 36 mm is really my upper limit. That Skone looks cool, but it's too big. I'm in university, lol. Thanks for your help.

 

- this will take you to the HMT watches thread.-https://www.watchuseek.com/f71/hmt-thread-843363.html

 

Skagen is a great watch for a small wrist. They are super-thin, and most have smaller faces. They do have a mineral crystal, but they're not very expensive.

 

Take a look at Skagen. Remarkably thin and stylish without being over the top.

Watches for Men & Women, Bags, Jewelry & Wallets | SKAGEN®

 

What about a Casio F91? I know you wanted camper style and this is digital but it meets your size requirements and it won't tick.It will be well within your budget.CASIO makes excellent watches.If you decide to try to find an HMT though you will want to get some poly watch and cotton balls too.It has an acrylic crystal which can scratch but they are really classic watches._ OOH VOSTOK ladies dive watch!No one has to know .Don't tell anyone shhhh!-https://meranom.com/en/amphibian-classic/051/vostok-watch-amphibia-for-ladies-051461.html right around 40 bucks.

 

Is Skagen reliable? I'd seen reviews saying it doesn't keep time well - but then, I guess you can find a bad review for anything.

 

I have a Skagen ceramic I got a year ago, that I never wear because it's too small for me (ironically), that I check every couple of days, and it's spot on. This is one like mine, but mine's black:

 

20170218_140119 by Wolfsatz, on Flickr

 

@Wolfsatz, nice. What's the model number on that?

 

Fossil FSW1007
(available FSOT)

20170218_140600 by Wolfsatz, on Flickr

 

Thanks James, I'll check that out.

Also thanks dmjonez, I'll see if I can find something like that. I like the dial.

 

I recommend the RAM Rugged field watch: 100m WR, screw down crown and sapphire all for less than $100cdn

I bought it from this seller on amazon.ca:

https://www.amazon.ca/Zanheadgear-N...dp/B000BWYJ7W/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1481999593&sr=8-7&keywords=ram+field+watch

Note: strap in pic is a eulit perlon, the stock strap is garbage.

 

Submitted for your consideration:

Casio MTPS100-1BV, 36mm solar:

Swatch Once Again, 34mm quartz:

 

Would the Hamilton Khaki Field quartz be too small @ 33mm?

 

The Casio solar listed above would be a good choice. They come in different color dial versions.

I personally chose the Momentum Atlas with a Titanium case and I had them add Sapphire. It wears small and light. They can be found with regular mineral crystal, used, on watchrecon for not much money. If you buy new go through Amazon. They are an Authorized seller and sometimes puts Momentum watches on crazy low prices.

 

for a great bargain... nothing beats this one:

 

Swiss Army @ 34mm

 

Citizen Eco Drive BM8180-03E. @ 37mm, Bob Uecker would say, "Just a bit outside. Ball one."

 

The RAM rugged field watch made it into my cart instantly. I might end up getting it. I'm liking a lot of the other suggestions too (and no - 33 mm is not too small! But I wouldn't go much smaller), but now I've fallen down the rabbit hole of looking at different Casio and Swatch color variants... :-d

Thanks everyone! This is helpful.

(And @tenohninethirtyseven, I must have clicked on the BM8180-03E about five different times searching Amazon, going, "Wait, how big was that again?")

 

Alba APBT (Seiko sub brand), JDM model
34mm, titanium, domed mineral crystal, 20bar non screw crown, Seiko 7n43 quartz, day date with eng/kanji
need to be ordered from Japan though

 

Check out Mondaine...very nice in the size you are looking for...

 

Frederique Constant Junior Automatic has nice specs, and a 38mm dial. They've gone up in price and become scarcer from a couple of years ago, but you can probably find one used in the $500 range.

 

Just buy the RAM Rugged field watch (make sure it's the RUGGED version, there's a non rugged version that is about $20 cheaper but it has mineral glass, no screw-down and I think maybe even a brass case). The rugged version has EVERYTHING you want at exactly the requested size for $50.

(I would have got in with the first response actually but I held off until I could give exact measurements for thickness etc.)

 

You know, now you're going to need more than one watch. It happened to all of us.

 

Hahaha yes, dmjonez, I've concluded that too. I've already got candidates picked out for dress and dressy watches (Citizen AR3010-65A and BM8240-03E, respectively), but... I could rationalize, for instance, having a casual watch with a white dial and one with a black dial... one with a blue dial... a chronograph, if I could find one small enough...

Lucky I still need to eat and pay rent, or this could be a problem. :-d

 

one of us, one us us!

 

pssst...Mondaine...got mine for $99!! Hehehe

 

pssst...Mondaine...got mine for $99!! Hehehe

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