Timefactors SMITHS EVEREST PRS-25 SILVER JUBILEE
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Timefactors  SMITHS EVEREST PRS-25 SILVER JUBILEE

Timefactors SMITHS EVEREST PRS-25 SILVER JUBILEE

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No restock pattern is established yet. Track to get an alert if it returns.

About this Watch

A Field watch, in a round stainless steel case, 36mm, with a navy aventurine / sparkled (speckled) finish dial, broad arrow hands and arabic numerals indices, powered by the Miyota 9039.

Right now, this reference is sold out and cannot be bought. Within its segment, this reference is priced near the middle of the pack, close to what comparable watches typically cost. This segment covers 31 tracked field watches in this size and price class, ranging from USD 319 to USD 488. This reference first launched in January 2022.

Diameter

36mm

Lug to lug

43.5mm

Between lugs

20mm

Thickness

11.3mm

Weight

151g

Movement Type

automatic

Movement Name

Miyota 9039

Power reserve

42 hours

Water resistance

10 bar

Crystal Type

sapphire

Crystal Description

Domed sapphire with anti-reflective coating on the underside

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Statistics

This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet. How Timefactors models usually sell out and restock

  • Worth tracking

    Limited data

    Not enough tracked history yet on this brand to read a pattern.

  • Price vs segment6% below segment median

  • Brand in stockBrand avg~43%

Availability

Last confirmed:

Tracked since 9/16/25 (410 days).

  • Sold out2/13/26

    9 months straight

    November 2025

    Today

  • Unknown · for 9 hours2/12/26

Price

Currently priced at $365.00, down from $488.99 on 10/12/26.

  • $365.00 USD10/12/26

    $365.00

    At its lowest recorded price

    $488.99

  • $488.99 · up $123.998/31/26

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