By: Roger Ruegger
Based on the Formex Field, the new AirField takes off with a hardened 40-mm titanium case (Grade 2) with a surface hardness of approximately 900 Vickers, a textured dial, sword-shaped hour and minute hands, a triangle flanked by two dots at 12 o’clock and a long seconds hand with an aircraft-shaped counterweight.
The Swiss brand’s new fleet of pilot’s watches consists of four dial variants: Tarmac Grey, Jet Black, Horizon Blue and Desert Sand, all with matching date discs, visible at 6 o’clock.
Inside the 150-meter water resistant case is the Swiss Made Sellita SW200-2 Power+ automatic movement with an increased power reserve of 65 hours.
The AirField is available with two strap systems: The lightweight nylon/Velcro straps are elastic, water-resistant and washable. The leather straps come with Formex’s lightweight carbon fiber deployant clasp, featuring a patented 7-mm gradual fine-adjustment.
Prices start at CHF 830, with deliveries starting at the end of October 2026.
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