The Titanium Field Guide

Earthen Co. Summit Glade MK II

EAR-SUM-GLD-MK2

The Earthen Co. Summit Glade MK II is a 38 mm ceramic field watch with a Miyota 9039 automatic movement.

All Earthen Co. watchesField watchesUnder $1,000MicrobrandUnder 11 mm thickCompact (38 mm and under)
Price
$899
Material
Ceramic
Grade / type
High-performance ceramic (type undisclosed)
Water resistance
100 m
Reference
EAR-SUM-GLD-MK2
Type
Field
Case diameter
38.0 mm
Thickness
10 mm
Lug-to-lug
45 mm
Origin
Hong Kong
Movement
Automatic
Caliber
Miyota 9039
Power reserve
42 hours
Complications
Time only
Colour
Green
Finish technology
Natural finish
Nickel-free
Unconfirmed (contact-point materials not all confirmed)
Bracelet / strap
Two FKM rubber woven straps, green and grey, 20 mm
Crystal
Sapphire
Display back
No
Dial
Pale green full-lume
Dial colours
Green
Lume
Full-lume dial with blue-glowing hands
Availability
Offered
Status
Current
Not published
Weight, Hardness, Construction, Surface treatment, Caseback, Matching bracelet
Medium confidence Verified Oct 2026 Source: Earthen Co. (maker)
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Frequently asked questions

What is the case of the Earthen Co. Summit Glade MK II made of?

The case is high-performance ceramic (type undisclosed). The guide has not yet confirmed it on the maker's own page.

What size is the Earthen Co. Summit Glade MK II?

The case is 38 mm across, 10 mm thick and 45 mm from lug to lug. It is water resistant to 100 m.

How much does the Earthen Co. Summit Glade MK II cost, and is it available?

It is in production, at a list price of $899.

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