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A wooden cased wrist watch that reads time on a rotating half disc, with a fixed red pointer marking the hour and a working liquid compass set into the face. The natural wood case and band show their own grain in tones from light brown and reddish brown through mahogany, sandalwood and ebony. Powered by a quartz movement, it stays light on the wrist and the band adjusts for a close, easy daily fit.
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A wooden cased wrist watch that reads time on a turning disc, with a working compass built into the face.
This timepiece pairs a natural wood case and band with a quartz movement. The top half of the dial is a rotating disc printed with the hours, and a fixed red pointer marks the current time as the disc turns, so you read the hour where the pointer sits rather than following two sweeping hands. Below it, a small liquid filled compass sits in a knurled metal hub, giving a quick bearing alongside the time.
The wood is finished in tones that range from light brown and reddish brown through mahogany, sandalwood and ebony, each panel showing its own grain. Depending on the finish, the band is a linked wood bracelet that adjusts at the clasp, a leather strap, or a bright silicone strap.
Key Benefits
- Wood case and band Natural grain runs across the round case and the band for a warm, low shine look.
- Compass on the dial A working liquid compass is set into a metal hub on the face for a quick bearing.
- Rotating half dial A turning disc printed with the hours, read against a fixed red pointer at the top.
- Quartz movement Battery powered timekeeping with no charging needed.
- Light on the wrist Wood keeps the case noticeably lighter than a metal watch of the same size.
- Range of finishes Tones span light brown, reddish brown, mahogany, sandalwood and ebony.
Best for: daily wear, gifting, and anyone who likes a natural wood timepiece with a touch of outdoor character.
Why It Works
A wooden watch reads differently from metal or plastic: the grain warms with wear and each case looks slightly distinct. The rotating half disc and the built in compass give the face two focal points that suit hiking, travel and casual outdoor days.
Quick Product Facts: Type: wooden wrist watch; Movement: quartz, battery powered; Case and band: natural wood; Time display: rotating half disc with a fixed red pointer; Dial feature: built in liquid compass; Band: wood link, leather or silicone depending on finish; Finishes: light brown, reddish brown, mahogany, sandalwood, ebony.
How It Fits Your Routine
Slip it on in the morning and read the hour where the red pointer meets the turning disc, with the compass adding a quick bearing when you are on a trail or in a new city.
At the end of the day it sits well in a tray or watch box, the wood face up so the grain, disc and compass stay on show.
FAQ
Is the compass functional? Yes, a liquid compass is set into the dial beside the time display so you can take a quick bearing.
How do I read the time? The top half of the face is a rotating disc printed with the hours, read against a fixed red pointer at the top.
What powers the watch? It runs on a quartz movement, powered by a watch battery rather than charging.
Can the band be adjusted? Wood link versions shorten at the clasp, while leather and silicone versions adjust at the buckle.
What wood tones are available? Finishes include light brown, reddish brown, mahogany, sandalwood and ebony.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Wooden wrist watch |
| Movement | Quartz, battery powered |
| Case and band | Natural wood, wood link, leather or silicone |
| Time display | Rotating half disc with a fixed red pointer |
| Dial feature | Built in liquid compass |
| Finishes | Light brown, reddish brown, mahogany, sandalwood, ebony |
Have a question?
Our common questions
How do I read the time on the rotating dial?
How do I read the time on the rotating dial?
The top half of the face is a disc printed with the hours. As it turns, a fixed red pointer at the top marks the current hour and the minute track around it, so you read the time where the pointer sits rather than following two sweeping hands.
Is the compass on the watch actually functional?
Is the compass on the watch actually functional?
Yes. A small liquid filled compass capsule is set into a metal hub on the face, with a red needle that settles on north. It gives a quick bearing for hiking, travel and casual outdoor days, and is meant as a handy guide rather than a survey grade instrument.
What powers the watch and do I need to charge it?
What powers the watch and do I need to charge it?
It runs on a quartz movement powered by a standard watch battery, so there is no charging. When the battery eventually runs down, any watch shop can swap in a fresh cell in a few minutes.
Can the wood link bracelet be adjusted?
Can the wood link bracelet be adjusted?
On the wood bracelet versions, links can be shortened at the clasp to match your wrist, and a local jeweler can remove links quickly if you prefer. The leather and silicone strap versions adjust at the buckle.
Is the wood case waterproof?
Is the wood case waterproof?
No. The natural wood case handles everyday wear and the odd splash, but it is not made for showers, swimming or long water contact. Keep it dry and wipe it with a cloth to protect the grain over time.
What wood tones and straps are available?
What wood tones and straps are available?
Finishes range from light brown and reddish brown through mahogany, sandalwood and ebony, with black wood options too. Straps include a matching wood link bracelet, a leather band and a bright silicone band, depending on the finish you pick.
Will each watch look the same as the photos?
Will each watch look the same as the photos?
The design matches the photos, but because the case and band are real wood, the exact grain pattern varies a little from piece to piece. That natural variation is part of the look and means your watch is slightly its own.
Does it make a good gift?
Does it make a good gift?
Yes. The wood case, turntable dial and working compass give it a distinct outdoor character, and it arrives boxed and running, so it is an easy gift for birthdays, holidays and anyone who likes a natural, adventurous watch.
Customer reviews
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Owners praise this wooden compass watch for its warm, light natural wood, its distinctive rotating half disc time display and its genuinely working compass. Many bought it for hiking, travel or as a gift and kept coming back for the unique look, the quick bearing and the comfortable feel on the wrist.
DarioVerified Purchase
Wood feels warm and light
Coming from a heavy steel watch this is a relief on the wrist. The grain is lovely and the compass actually settles and points north, which I did not expect for the price.
SorenVerified Purchase
Great for weekend hikes
I wear it on trail days and the little compass is handy for a quick bearing. Reading the turning disc took a day to get used to but now I like it more than hands.
EverettVerified Purchase
Exactly like the photos
The mahogany tone is rich and the dial layout matches what I saw online. Feels solid, the wood links sit close once I set it. Really happy with this one.
LorneVerified Purchase
Bought it as a gift, kept it
Meant to give this to my brother but I ended up keeping it and ordering him another. The compass and rotating dial make it feel special without being loud.
MarisolVerified Purchase
Got it for my husband
He is into hiking and this was a perfect fit. He loves that the compass works and the wood is so light. Looks far nicer in person than I expected.
TobiasVerified Purchase
Unique piece
Nice change from every metal watch out there. The half disc time display is different and fun, and the compass is a real one, not just for show. Wood grain is handsome.
AnselmVerified Purchase
Reads well at a glance
Once you know where the pointer sits, telling the time is quick. The compass is a nice touch for travel. The wood case has warmed up nicely after a few weeks.
RhysVerified Purchase
Comfortable all day
Light enough that I forget I have it on. The rotating dial is a great talking point and the compass genuinely points the right way. Build feels careful.
IngridVerified Purchase
Lovely natural look
I wear smaller watches but the wood tone and the compass detail won me over. It sits fine on my wrist and the grain is beautiful. A really characterful piece.
FerdinandVerified Purchase
Fun and functional
The disc that turns to show the hour is clever and the compass adds a bit of adventure. Wood is warm and the finish is even. Took a moment to learn the dial.
CasimirVerified Purchase
Solid outdoor watch
Took it camping and the compass came in useful more than once. The wood shrugged off the trip fine, just wiped it down. Reading the rotating dial is second nature now.
ThibaultVerified Purchase
Beautiful grain
Each link shows its own pattern and the reddish tone is gorgeous. The dial and compass make it stand out from anything my friends wear. Very pleased.
OskarVerified Purchase
Keeps good time
The quartz movement is accurate and the rotating disc is easy to read once you learn it. The compass is a bonus I use on walks. Light and comfortable too.
LeontineVerified Purchase
A thoughtful gift
Gave this to my dad who loves the outdoors and he was thrilled. The compass works, the wood is warm, and the design is unlike anything he owned. Big hit.
BramVerified Purchase
Different and I like it
The turning dial is a talking point and reading it is easy after a day. Compass settles quickly. The wood band is light and looks natural. Good value piece.
EmericVerified Purchase
Wears great with anything
Dresses up a casual look and suits weekend gear too. The compass is a genuine one and the wood keeps it light. The rotating disc still gets compliments.
RolandVerified Purchase
Happy hiker
Bought it for the compass and stayed for the wood. It is comfortable on long walks and the bearing is quick to check. Reads the hour clearly by the pointer.
SindreVerified Purchase
Looks premium
For a wood watch this feels well made, the bezel screws and knurled hub look sharp. The compass is functional and the disc time display is a nice twist.
MatthiasVerified Purchase
Great everyday choice
Light, warm and a bit adventurous with the compass. The rotating dial took a short while to learn but now I prefer it. The grain on mine is really nice.
CormacVerified Purchase
My new daily watch
Wear it every day now. The wood has warmed with use, the compass still points true, and reading the disc is quick. Comfortable and a real head turner.
ValentinVerified Purchase
Worth it
The design, the working compass and the light wood build together make this feel special. Simple to read once you know the pointer. Gets asked about a lot.
The rotating disc caught me off guard at first, but once I got how the red pointer marks the hour it feels natural. Everyone at work asks where the compass one came from.