Weiss Watch Company *Limited Edition* Titanium 38mm Standard Issue Field Watch: Textured Sierra Green

About this product

From the Sierras. Built in Nashville.

Sierra Green has a personal connection to the earliest days of Weiss.

When Cameron was first building the company, there were stretches when parts would finally become available and he would work through the night making watches. When the parts ran out and there was finally time to step away, Cameron and Whitney would head for the mountains, camping and exploring Sierra National Forest, Sequoia National Park, and Kings Canyon.

Sierra Green draws from those trips and the landscape that gave them a chance to reset, particularly the deep greens of the towering Sequoias and the perspective that comes from standing beneath them.

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A Dial Drawn from Experience

Individually hand-painted on naval brass, the textured Sierra Green dial brings that landscape to the wrist. High-polish silver applied metal numerals and silver-finished hands are filled with latte Super-LumiNova, creating clear legibility during the day and a warm glow after dark.

Built for Daily Wear

A lightweight 38mm titanium case, luminous hands and numerals, manual-wind movement, and English Tan leather strap give the Sierra Green the utility of a field watch with a story rooted in the places Cameron returned to when it was time to step away from the bench.

Limited Edition

Each Sierra Green is completed in our Nashville workshop and individually numbered as x/50 part of this limited edition collection of 50 units.

The Next Chapter of American Watchmaking

Weiss Watch Company was founded by American watchmaker Cameron Weiss with a clear purpose: to advance the practice of mechanical watchmaking in the United States.

Each Sierra Green is assembled, finished, regulated, and tested in our Nashville workshop using American-made and imported components. For more than a decade, we have documented that work openly – from movement and component manufacturing to finishing, assembly, regulation, and service.