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As the name would suggest, the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm is &ndash; you guessed it &ndash; 38mm in diameter. There's a 42mm version of the Khaki link Field Mechanical (and an automatic version with different dial styling and configuration) but even on my 7.25" wrist and tall frame, I'm dead set on the opinion this is the platonic ideal of what a field watch should be. link The original Khaki watches were 33mm, but modern link tastes have changed, and 38mm feels like the perfect sweet spot.

The Sun Wukong edition is a lot like a standard Aquis, with link a 41.5mm stainless steel case waterproof to 300m surrounding an Oris Caliber 400 movement with an exceptional 120-hour power reserve, but there's one major difference: It's not meant to be a tool watch in link way the Aquis was originally intended. It certainly doesn't meet ISO 6425 link standards for a dive watch (not that I think that matters anyway) as it has no indices, just a set of hands against a hyper-detailed cloisonne dial.