Sold out $4,037 75mm

Micromilspec
WORLDTIMER (BLACK)
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Micromilspec is a Norwegian watch brand that started in 2019, focusing on making tough, reliable watches for military units and first responders. They work closely with these professionals to design timepieces that can handle the toughest conditions.
Their watches are built with high-quality materials like Grade 5 titanium and feature Swiss-made movements. The designs are straightforward and functional, ensuring they perform well in real-world situations without unnecessary frills.
If you're into watches that are more than just accessories and are built to withstand serious use, Micromilspec's collection is worth checking out. They offer models that combine durability with a clean, utilitarian aesthetic.
Market analytics as of 10/31/26, 17 models tracked
Official catalog last checked: 11/1/26, 6:17 PM
Across Micromilspec's tracked catalog, about 0% of models are in stock at any given time.
High scarcity
This brand's models rank among the harder ones to catch in stock. Availability windows are worth watching closely.
Brand in stock~0%
Pricing Range$1,926 - $4,037
Recent Releases1in the last 90 days
Explore the full collection of timepieces from Micromilspec.
Sold out $4,037 75mm

Micromilspec
WORLDTIMER (BLACK)
Sold out $1,926 38mm

Micromilspec
DUALTIMER
$3,086

Micromilspec
FIELDMASTER
Sold out $4,037 35mm

Micromilspec
MILGRAPH T5
Sold out $2,018

Micromilspec
DUALTIMER
Sold out $2,018

Micromilspec
DUALTIMER
Sold out $4,037 75mm

Micromilspec
WORLDTIMER (WHITE)
Sold out $1,926 42mm

Micromilspec
DUALTIMER
Sold out $1,926 40mm

Micromilspec
DUALTIMER
Sold out $2,191

Micromilspec
Black Badger - Broken Hour
Sold out $4,037 40mm

Micromilspec
MILGRAPH
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