A refined blend of timeless design and modernity, the Summiteer (Ref. 6224) brings the classic field watch into the 21st century. Combining a vintage aesthetic with contemporary engineering, this formidable traveling companion is resistant to water, scratches and shocks.
Three-Year Warranty
Hardened to 1200 HV
As soon as you order a TRASKA, it becomes our mission to get your watch into your hands/onto your wrist as quickly as possible. We offer free expedited shipping to all of our customers, using reputable services we have worked with for years:
United States: FedEx 2 Day (2 business days)
All Other Countries: FedEx International Economy (4-6 business days)
*Important for our customers outside of the United States: You, the buyer, are responsible for any VAT, tariff, duty, taxes, handling fees, customs clearance charges, etc. required by your country for importing consumer goods. We do not collect this beforehand and cannot give you an estimate of the cost, as charges vary around the world. As an international consumer, please do your research to ensure there are no surprise charges when clearing your package through customs — we’d hate for that to spoil the moment of joy when your watch arrives on your doorstep!
We are very confident that you’re going to love your TRASKA watch. So confident, in fact, that we offer a two-week long inspection period for every purchase. If, after two weeks or less, you’re not head-over-wrist in love with your investment, you can return it (at your expense), provided your watch has never been removed from its original plastic wrapping and is still in the exact same condition it arrived in. To request a return, email info@traskawatch.com and we will send you a return form to complete and send to us alongside your watch.
Returns sent from outside the United States are subject to a $45 processing fee. This includes the creation of a pre-paid FedEx shipping label we will send you to ensure your watch sails smoothly back through U.S. customs.
All our customers are automatically assigned a transferable three-year limited international warranty beginning from the date of purchase. There’s no pesky card you have to carry around — your warranty info is associated with your order number and is saved in our system from the moment you check out.
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Overall rating: 4.847328 / 5 from 131 reviews.
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"This watch is nothing short of perfect. The oxblood red is the perfect color it’s subtle in most lighting but is gorgeous when you get it out in the sun. Bracelet and finishing is amazing and love the micro adjust clasp. This is my work watch for the office and never have to worry about banging this thing up with the scratch resistant coating."
"Such a great watch to wear and look at, love the honeycomb dial."
"Love my watch. Haven’t taken it off since I got it. I have an almost 8 inch wrist. I was worried it would look to small, but I wanted something comfortable. This checks all the boxes. Gorgeous."
"The Traska Summiteer 36 is an outstanding watch. The design and proportions are incredibly tight and balanced. I measure the case closer to 37mm and it has the (rather subjective) wrist presence of a 38mm with that large dial-to-bezel sizing. It looks absolutely perfect on my ~7 inch wrist. The slimness of the case, low overall weight and balance between the watch head and bracelet makes it super comfortable to wear all day. Adding to that comfort are the female end links giving it a great wrist-hugging drape. The on-the-fly adjustable clasp means I can keep it at just the right snugness so that it is comfortable without sliding around my wrist. A bracelet this comfortable makes it hard to go back to other, lesser bracelets on some of the other watches in my collection. The super clean design of the dial makes it incredibly easy to read at a glance while the recessed section in the center gives it just enough visual interest to make me linger just a few seconds longer than I actually need to. I don't tend to rough up my watches much, but the hardness coating is no joke. This thing looks pristine despite spending much of the last couple of weeks on my wrist (often while typing at work. ) I have watches that cost twice as much that had picked up scratches on their clasps within days. Not so with the Summiteer. This watch is everything you need a watch to be and more. Even on days when I don't wear it to work, I find myself putting it on when I get home. It is like like that comfy pair of shoes or that hoodie you always wear. It's in that perfect sweet spot of "just right. " It never screams for attention, it is just quietly competent in everything it does."
"Been a year+, I wear it constantly. The Miyota is a bit noisy, but it’s never more than 15 secs off over a week. It’s my GADA. Cycling, snorkeling, bushwalking, work. It’s on my wrist. Surprisingly, the lume lasts for hours."
"With its 100 m water resistance, screw-down crown, beautiful surface finishing, case and bracelet hardness that is six times greater than that of many $10,000+ exploration watches, a classic domed sapphire crystal, and a beautifully unique dial and handset, this watch is a true go-anywhere, do-anything timepiece. It replaces several watches in my current collection, including the Seiko SNE573 and the Citizen BN0118-04E. Considering all of this, I believe the Traska Summiteer is worth far more than the price at which Traska offers it."
"Awesome watch to wear as your daily. Rugged and highly scratch resistant. Beautiful watch."
"I was looking for a watch with the dimensions of the BB54 because I've been thinking about how it felt on the wrist every since I tried one on. But I don't really feel like shelling out thousands for a brand name. All the online reviews of Traska have been amazing, but once I got it in hand, I haven't taken it off since. Great dimensions, impressive scratch resistance, and just lovely on the wrist. I scratch my watches within hours of wearing them because I do a lot of cooking, handiwork, and music playing, so my hands are always moving and bumping into things. After a few weeks, there is NOTHING on this watch, and it is blowing my mind. I didn't think I would love this watch as much as I have. Thanks, Traska!"
"I have bought, sold and owned a number of watches from vintage to 'affordable' to luxury Swiss, German and Japanese brands and I believe that this Traska holds its own with many of those simply in terms of quality alone, however, when you take into account the price of this watch versus the quality that you receive, especially in comparison to the prices of some of those big name brands and their popular models (which I am not knocking, simply comparing to,) then the appeal of Traska suddenly increases quite a bit in my opinion. The Traska Summitteer's bracelet gives you tool-less micro adjustments, a very nice clasp all-around, screws instead of pins to make sizing easier, and is all and all extremely nice for its price point, and actually extremely nice for far above its price point. I like how the Summitteer and most of Traska's other designs are very 'classic, timeless or versatile' in appearance and offer more of a subtle tool look without sacrificing the actual 'tool' features. . . so with what seems like Traska as a whole, not just this model, you can get the benefits of hardened steel without an overly tool-like appearance and also without an exorbitant price tag like you might end up paying for something similar from another brand. I bought the 36mm size. My wrist is 7-7. 25" and I am a 5'10" male. If you have a similar wrist size and haven't worn a 'smaller' watch before, you might find that it looks a little small immediately after trying it on for the first time, especially if you have been used to wearing a larger watch for a while, but that feeling will likely go away after not even an hour or so and it will look fine from then on. . . or at least it did for me. Personally, I am very happy I chose the 36mm over the 38mm. The Miyota 9039 movement has been completely fine so far and is seemingly comparable to a Sellita SW200 or an ETA 2824-2. If you need to regulate it, it can be done pretty easily, and mine reliably runs a few seconds fast per day and I don't have any problems with positional variance (whether the watch is sitting on a dresser all day, being worn casually, or being worn during physical work/strenuous activities, it reliably gains more or less a few seconds per day and doesn't really deviate from that despite position, physical activity or lack thereof. ) I don't really notice any major magnetism problems either. I have had to put a few watches on a demagnetizer in the past though. Not a big deal. 100 meters of water resistance is good for me. I've had the watch in a pool, in a sink and in the rain. . . and it's fine. If I ever happen to find myself doing something very extreme and water-related, well, frankly, I'll be wearing my Breitling Superocean Professional A17345. No offense Traska, but that particular Superocean has a water resistance of 1524 meters / 5000 feet, so that's pretty far down, and according to Breitling, the case of the Superocean Professional model is brushed so that it "avoids glinting liable to attract potentially aggressive fish," (I'm not making that up,) and I figure if I am going down all the way to 1524 meters, I need all the help I can get, so I'll definitely want the brushed case to avoid being accosted by any aggressive fish that I might encounter as I am descending into the fathomless depths, at least until I get far enough down to where sunlight can no longer reach and glinting is no longer a problem, but apart from situations like that, the 100 meters of water resistance that the Traska Summitteer offers is fine. . . All in all, I definitely recommend this watch and have been wearing it a lot since owning it and will continue to do so. It just works and it looks good in a modern yet classic sort of way. It's lightweight due to its size, easy to wear, and the tool-less micro-adjust is very convenient in the summer. The dial and hands are easy to read and the lume works well. The customer service has been excellent too."
"My second Traska, after the Commuter. Love the few numeric indices to improve readability compared to the Commuter. Great manufacturing. Would buy again. Adding some photos to show how it looks in reality."