Ocean Crawler Field Crawler - Crimson Abyss — 40mm Automatik-Feld-Uhr
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Die Uhr
Ocean Crawler Field Crawler - Crimson Abyss: eine rot-dunkelrote Zifferblatt-Feldarmbanduhr in einem 40-mm-Gehäuse aus 316L-Edelstahl, angetrieben von einem Schweizer Automatikwerk Sellita SW200-1. Sie bietet 400 m Wasserdichtigkeit und ein Saphirglas. Wir ordnen sie der Stunde VI (Feld & Abenteuer) der Expeditionssaison zu – für Reisen, die Natur und lange Tage unterwegs.
Das Zifferblatt „Crimson Abyss“ setzt den Ton an. Es ist in ein 40 mm großes Gehäuse aus 316L-Edelstahl mit einer Dicke von 12,6 mm und einer Armbandanstandslänge von 46 mm eingefasst. Eine feste Lünette und ein Saphirglas sorgen dafür, dass die Field Crawler übersichtlich und gut ablesbar bleibt und für den Einsatz im Gelände bereit ist.
Im Inneren schlägt ein Schweizer Sellita SW200-1-Automatikwerk mit 28.800 Schwingungen pro Stunde und einer Gangreserve von etwa 40 Stunden. Es zieht sich durch die Bewegung Ihres Handgelenks selbst – keine Batterie, sondern nur ein mechanisches Herz, das für höchste Präzision individuell reguliert wurde.
Mit einer Wasserdichtigkeit von 400 Metern (40 ATM) hält die Field Crawler Regen, Flüsse und Freiwasserschwimmen mühelos stand. Als Feld-Uhr ist sie für Abenteuer an der Oberfläche konzipiert – Wandern, Reisen, Schnorcheln und den täglichen Gebrauch – und nicht für Sättigungs-Tauchgänge.
Die Field Crawler eignet sich für Entdecker und Alltagsabenteurer, die eine robuste, gut aussehende Automatik-Uhr suchen, die ohne Kompromisse vom Wanderweg ins Büro wechselt.
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Gut zu wissen
A Swiss-made Sellita SW200-1 automatic running at 28,800 vibrations per hour with about a 40-hour power reserve. It is self-winding, so there is no battery to replace.
Yes for swimming, snorkelling and surface water sports thanks to its 400 metres (40 ATM) rating. It is a field watch, so it is not intended for saturation or deep technical diving.
The case measures 40mm (12.6mm thick, 20mm lug width) — a versatile size that suits most wrists (roughly 15.5-19 cm / 6.1-7.5 in). Our watch size guide (/pages/watch-size-guide) explains how to measure your wrist.
It has a crimson abyss dial, under an anti-reflective sapphire crystal.
It is a rugged 40mm automatic field watch with 400 metres (40 ATM) water resistance, a sapphire crystal and Swiss Super-LumiNova, built to move from the trail to everyday wear.
Yes. The high-contrast dial is coated with Swiss Super-LumiNova and sits under an anti-reflective sapphire crystal for strong low-light legibility.
Yes. Other versions we carry include the Ocean Crawler Field Crawler - Blue, the Ocean Crawler Field Crawler - Black, the Ocean Crawler Field Crawler - White, the Ocean Crawler Field Crawler - Sunburst Green, the Ocean Crawler Field Crawler - Sunburst Red. Availability changes with stock, so the collection page always shows what is in stock today.
On the ChronoSeasons dial it sits at Hour VI — Field & Adventure, part of the Expedition season, and suits travel, the outdoors and long days on the move.
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Besitzer berichten
I love military-inspired field watches with high-contrast numerals that you can read at a glance while driving or out on a job site. The Sellita movement and Kevlar strap are top notch. Though the shipping carrier delayed the package by two days.
After thirty years in the Navy I still gravitate toward overbuilt water-resistant watches, and a 40mm field piece rated to 40 ATM is right up my alley. The Sellita SW200-1 winds smoothly and holds +4 seconds a day. My only gripe after putting it on an aftermarket deployant bracelet is that the butterfly clasp lacks half-links, making it sit slightly snug on my 7.5-inch wrist during humid coastal afternoons.
The crimson dial has way more depth in natural light than the product photos show. Only knocking off a star because the included leather strap was pretty stiff for the first three or four days before finally softening up.
Appreciate the honest feedback, Harrison! That thick leather definitely takes a few days of wrist time to mold to your shape, and we are glad to hear it has broken in nicely for you.
Getting a true 400m depth rating out of a 40mm field watch that only measures 12.6mm thick is impressive engineering from Ocean Crawler. The Sellita SW200-1 inside my piece has settled in at +3 seconds per day on the timegrapher. The anti-reflective coating on the sapphire crystal cuts glare completely, letting the texture of the Crimson Abyss dial show through on my wrist. The crown threads engage cleanly with zero play.
I spend my weekends around vintage aircraft and track cars, and I appreciate a dial that reads as fast as a cockpit gauge. The bold numerals and handset against the dark red background are crystal clear, and the Swiss Sellita SW200-1 has been rock steady.
Most 400m rated watches are too bulky for office attire, but the 12.6mm thickness on this Field Crawler slides right under my dress shirts. The Crimson Abyss dial looks dark burgundy indoors during logistics meetings and brightens up nicely when I walk out to the parking lot.
Thanks so much for the review, Brock! That 12.6mm profile really does make the Field Crawler easy to pair with a button-down shirt. Enjoy wearing the Crimson Abyss!
Having both the leather and Kevlar straps included in the box is a big plus. I wore the Kevlar for a week and then swapped the 40mm case onto a charcoal NATO strap, which really makes the deep crimson dial pop on my wrist.
Picked up this 40mm Crimson Abyss for my younger brother when he made partner at his architecture firm last month. He has my wrist like mine and the red dial immediately caught his eye when he opened the box. He wears it on the Kevlar strap almost every single day.
