Mark Miller is a watch lover and former officer in the Navy, and a career spent in far flung locales all over the world serving his country inspired his first watch with his new brand, Winfield Watch Company. The Mission Timer One is Miller?s attempt at a tool watch where ?form meets function,? a rugged timepiece that has just the right level of refinement to transition from tactical applications to the more everyday. Of course, the vast majority of Mission Timer One owners are likely to live in the everyday, and not need their watch to perform reliably in a war zone, so Miller is banking on the balance between the adventurous side of the watch and it?s more mundane 9-5 side being just right. Let?s dive into the debut from Winfield Watch Company.

Winfield Watch Company Mission Timer One
Case Material: Stainless steel 
Dial: Black
Dimensions: 41 x 48.5 x 13mm 
Crystal: Sapphire  
Water Resistance: 200 meters  
Crown: Screw down    
Movement: Ronda 715Li
Strap/bracelet: Black leather 
Price: $450
Expected Release: Available now

The general vibe of the Mission Timer One is certainly in the ?vintage military? genre of watch, with easy to read Arabic numerals and large, lume soaked sword hands dominating the dial. Miller?s website for the Mission Timer One acknowledges a German tool watch influence as well, and the similarities between the MTO and the Sinn 104 case are obvious even at a cursory glance. But Sinn, of course, doesn?t have a monopoly on tool...