Weiss · Microbrand · United States

Weiss Standard Issue Field 38mm Titanium

Limited · 2026 · Field

From $4,800
  • ETA 7001 (Peseux 7001)
  • 38 mm × 10.7 mm
  • Sapphire crystal
  • 100 m water resistance

Movement

Type
Hand-wound
Tier
Upper
Complications
Small seconds
Frequency
21,600 bph
Power reserve
42 h
Hacking
No
Accuracy (factory)
—
Modifications
Weiss Caliber 1005: 7001 base finished and assembled by hand in Nashville

Case

Diameter
38 mm
Lug to lug
46.2 mm
Thickness
10.7 mm
Lug width
20 mm
Material
Titanium
Hardening
—
Water resistance
100 m
Crown
—
Case back
Display, screws
Bezel
—

Crystal & dial

Crystal
Sapphire
Shape
Double-domed
Anti-reflective
Inner
Lume
Super-LumiNova (latte colour)

Bracelet

Bracelet
Not offered

Straps

Strap 1
Leather, Horween leather lined with Haas Novonappa Gold leather, hand-stitched in Nashville

Weight

Head only
—
On bracelet
—
On strap
—

Prices

VariantConfigurationTypePriceUSDAs ofSource
Pacific Blue—Msrp4,800 USD$4,8002026-10-24link
Sierra Green—Msrp4,800 USD$4,8002026-10-24link

Variants

NameReferenceDialConfigurationStatus
Pacific Blue38std-pcf-blu-ti-v1textured bluenatural Horween leather strapLimited (50)
Sierra Green—textured greenEnglish Tan Horween leather strapLimited (50)

About this entry

80% of key specs known. Missing: weight, hardening, crown.

Hand-wound, no-date titanium version of the 38mm Standard Issue, sold as numbered 50-piece limited editions (X/50). Weiss Caliber 1005, which the brand describes as built on a Swiss 7001 base and finished and assembled by hand in Nashville (manual winding, small seconds at 6, 21,600 vph, about 42 hours, Incabloc). Case, thickness (10.7mm "including crystal"), lug-to-lug, crystals and caseback are from the brand's spec list; the titanium grade, crown type and weight are not stated. Lug width is not in the watch specs: 20mm is recorded from the brand's strap pages (every Weiss strap is made for a 20mm lug width). Hand-painted naval-brass dials with high-polish silver applied numerals and silver-finished hands, both filled with latte-coloured Super-LumiNova (grade not stated). Pacific Blue was listed in July 2026 and is made to order (about eight weeks); Sierra Green was listed in October 2026 with 20 pieces in stock.

Last verified: 2026-10-30. Edit or correct this entry.

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