Arctic Field Ice Sunray

A field watch engineered around the smaller 34 mm case diameters common to the 1960s US military issue, redesigned for the operational demands of Cold War Arctic reconnaissance. The compact size reduces snag risk on layered clothing, and maintains the low-profile presence expected of gear built strictly for function. The 9.4mm wide case is slides under gloves, parkas, and thermal sleeves without interference. Its fully sandblasted finish eliminates shine, cutting reflections in the extreme brightness of snowfields and ice - an essential detail when operating in environments where glare is constant and vision needs to stay uncompromised. Powered by a VH31 meca-quartz movement, chosen for dependable performance and smooth sweep that echoes mechanical timekeeping while retaining quartz reliability. It remains consistent where traditional movements often slow under cold stress. Inspired more from the USSR style of Arctic watches, a light blue sunray dial and red second hand were used. The case resists corrosion, impact, and rapid temperature shifts. Built as an issued-grade tool for the northern frontier, the Arctic Field carries only what cold-weather operations require.