Islander Babylon HV1000 Titanium Solar Field
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Islander  Babylon HV1000 Titanium Solar Field

Islander Babylon HV1000 Titanium Solar Field

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About this Watch

A Field watch, in a round titanium case, 40mm, with a navy matte dial, sword hands and arabic numerals indices, powered by the Miyota 2170.

It is currently sold out and not available to buy.

Diameter

40mm

Lug to lug

47.5mm

Between lugs

20mm

Thickness

10.4mm

Weight

42g

Movement Type

solar

Movement Name

Miyota 2170

Power reserve

96 hours

Water resistance

10 bar

Crystal Type

sapphire

Crystal Description

Flat, anti-reflective scratch resistant sapphire crystal

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Availability

Last confirmed:

3 availability changes recorded. Available 2 times; most recently for 13 hours, on 7/13/26. Longest sold-out stretch: 92 days. Last restocked on 7/13/26.

Tracked since 4/17/26 (180 days).

  • Sold out7/14/26

    3 months straight

    April 2026

    Today

  • Available · for 13 hours7/13/26

  • Sold out · for 11 days7/2/26

  • Available · for 26 days6/6/26

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Price

The latest observed price was $285.00 on 9/13/26.

  • $285.00 USD9/13/26

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