findtime · Solar Military · Amazon search listing
A solar field watch, chosen from a search page.
A black analogue with a rotating bezel, a solar quartz movement and a silicone strap. This page links to an Amazon search rather than one product, because the brand sells through rotating listings with no fixed model number.
What this band buys
- Solar quartzMovementPer the Amazon listing
- AlloyCasePer the Amazon listing
- RotatingBezelPer the Amazon listing
- SOLAR 100MDial printVisible on the reference photo
- Black siliconeStrapVisible on the reference photo
- None fixedModel numberAmazon-only brand, rotating listings
What the listing says
The Amazon listing describes a solar-powered quartz analogue in an alloy case with a unidirectional rotating bezel and a silicone strap. The dial in the reference photo carries the words SOLAR and 100M, with large luminous numerals at every hour and no visible brand logo.
That is the whole of what can be stated. findtime is an Amazon-marketplace brand with no manufacturer website and no published specification sheet that we could find.
What nobody has verified
Case diameter, thickness, lug width, crystal material and the movement inside are not confirmed by any source outside the listing itself. The 100M printed on the dial is a claim, not a certification, and a dive-style bezel does not make a dive watch.
Treat every figure as retailer-provided. If a listing’s photos or bullet points change, the watch that arrives may differ from the one described here. That is the nature of buying from a search result rather than a pinned product.
Who it suits
This is for someone who wants a rugged-looking, no-battery field watch for as little as possible and is comfortable choosing from search results. Solar charging is the one feature that genuinely earns its place at this price, because it removes the battery change that most cheap quartz watches eventually need.
If you want a specification you can check against a manufacturer, a warranty you can rely on, or a case size you can be sure of, a name-brand solar field watch is the honest recommendation. The G-Shock and Citizen pages on this site are where those live.
Specs
- Reference
- Solar Military Series
- Case material
- Alloy
- Movement
- Solar Quartz
- Caliber type
- Solar Quartz
- Complications
- Unidirectional Rotating Bezel
Specifications as published by findtime. We research from manufacturer documentation and published sources rather than hands-on testing. Researched 2026-09-03.
Verdict
A cheap solar field-style analogue from an Amazon-only brand, with nothing verified beyond the listing and the dial print.
Strengths
- Solar quartz, so no battery change on the cheapest kind of watch
- Legible luminous numerals and a rotating bezel
- All-black tool-watch look on a silicone strap
- Costs little enough to be a spare or a loaner
Trade-offs
- No manufacturer, no spec sheet, no fixed model number
- Case size, crystal and movement are unverified
- 100M on the dial is a listing claim, not a certification
- Listings rotate, so what arrives may differ
Buy it if
A knockabout solar watch for the shed, the trail or the car, bought with eyes open.
Skip it if
You want a verifiable specification, a warranty or a brand history.
FAQ
It is an Amazon-marketplace brand. We found no independent manufacturer site or published specification sheet, so every figure on this page comes from the Amazon listing or the reference photo and should be treated as retailer-provided.
findtime Solar Military Analog
Reference Solar Military Series
Prices and availability change; the band above is a research figure, so check the current listing.
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