Automatic field watch
Automatic Green
NH35 mechanical automatic movement, sapphire crystal, and a durable rubber strap.
$195.00See this watch →REMI mechanical watches
Automatic Field Watches, Built for Everyday Wear
Clear at a glance, satisfying to wind, and made to earn its place in your daily rotation. The Trekker Field Automatic brings a reliable mechanical movement to a watch that is ready for the long way home.
Mechanical, made practical
A field watch that gives you a reason to look twice.
There is a particular pleasure in wearing a watch that is working because you are moving. The Trekker Field Automatic uses the TMI NH35 mechanical automatic movement, a proven caliber that turns the motion of your wrist into stored energy. There is no battery to replace. Put it on, let it become part of the day, and the watch does the rest.
That mechanical character is paired with the things a good everyday field watch needs: a stainless steel case, sapphire crystal, a legible dial, contrasting hands, and a comfortable rubber strap. It is a straightforward build with the details that matter when a watch is worn often rather than saved for an occasion.
The Trekker Field Automatic
Choose your dial.
Built for the routine
What makes an automatic field watch worth wearing?
A mechanical heartbeat
The NH35 movement inside the Trekker is automatic, which means a rotor responds to the movement of your wrist and winds the mainspring. That stored energy powers the hands. It is a small, useful mechanism that gives the watch its own rhythm and makes everyday wear part of the experience.
Legibility before decoration
Field watches are meant to be read quickly. Large numerals and contrasting hands make the dial easy to take in without fuss. The Trekker keeps that purpose in view, whether you are checking the time on a walk, at work, or between the ordinary stops that make up a full day.
Materials for real use
Sapphire crystal helps protect the dial from everyday scratches, while the stainless steel case and rubber strap are chosen for a watch that should be comfortable, durable, and uncomplicated to wear. This is not a delicate object that needs a special occasion to leave the box.
A watch you can live with
An automatic is at its best when it is part of a routine. Wear it often and the movement stays engaged. Let it rest for a while and give it a gentle wind and reset when you pick it back up. That small bit of attention is part of the appeal, not a chore hidden in the fine print.
Automatic or quartz?
Choose the movement that fits the way you wear a watch.
Choose an automatic field watch when you want the mechanical experience: the motion of the rotor, the gradual sweep of the seconds hand, and a connection between wear and power. It is a good fit for someone who enjoys the object as much as the time it keeps.
Choose quartz when you want the easiest possible routine. A battery-powered quartz movement is dependable, low-maintenance, and ready whenever you are. REMI makes both versions of the Trekker because there is no single right answer, only the watch you will be happiest to put on.
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Keep your automatic moving well.
01
Wind gently when needed
If your watch has stopped after time off the wrist, use the crown in its normal position to give it a gentle wind before setting the time. Never force the crown.
02
Wear it your way
Regular daily movement can keep an automatic watch wound. If you rotate watches, it is normal to reset one after it has spent a few days resting.
03
Give it sensible care
Keep the crown seated after setting, avoid hard impacts, and store the watch somewhere dry and stable when it is not on your wrist.
Common questions
Automatic Field Watch FAQ
What is an automatic field watch?
An automatic field watch is a durable, easy-to-read watch with a mechanical movement that winds through normal wrist motion. It is made for everyday wear, with the practical character and clear dial associated with traditional field watches.
Do REMI automatic field watches need batteries?
No. The Trekker Field Automatic uses a TMI NH35 mechanical automatic movement, so its power comes from a wound mainspring rather than a battery. Regular wear helps keep the movement wound.
What is the difference between the Trekker Automatic and Trekker Quartz?
The Trekker Automatic is chosen for its mechanical movement and the ownership ritual that comes with it. The Trekker Quartz uses a battery-powered movement for a simpler grab-and-go option. Both share the same practical field-watch approach.
Is sapphire crystal worth it on a field watch?
Sapphire crystal is valued for its resistance to everyday scratches. It is a practical choice for a watch intended to leave the desk, travel well, and see regular use.
The first few wears
What to expect when an automatic becomes your everyday watch.
An automatic field watch does not need a complicated routine, but it does reward a little familiarity. When it arrives, take a moment to notice the crown, the dial, and the way the watch sits on your wrist. If it has been resting, give it a gentle wind, set the time carefully, and wear it as you normally would. The movement is designed to take over from there as the rotor responds to your ordinary motion.
It is normal for an automatic watch to stop after it has spent time off the wrist. That is not a fault and it does not mean you have done anything wrong. The mainspring holds a limited reserve of energy. If you wear the Trekker most days, it will generally stay running. If you rotate it with other watches, you may need to wind and set it again when it comes back into service. Many owners enjoy that brief reset because it makes putting the watch on feel intentional.
Mechanical watches are also different from quartz watches in the way they keep time. A quartz watch is the better choice when you want near-zero attention and highly precise timekeeping. An automatic asks for a little more partnership. In return, it gives you the movement of the rotor, the visual character of the seconds hand, and a small piece of practical engineering that works because you wear it. Neither approach is more correct. The better choice is the one that fits your habits.
For an everyday field watch, that balance matters. The Trekker is designed to keep the mechanical experience approachable, with a clear dial, durable materials, and a familiar strap. It is a watch for commutes, weekends, road trips, and regular wear, not a watch that needs to wait for a special occasion.
Find your everyday companion
Made to go with you.
Choose the Trekker Field Automatic that feels right on your wrist, then make it part of the days ahead.