
Æthertech Watch
Designed by Portable Æthertech Labs and assembled by the AIC. This equipment improves the wearer's combat capabilities.
Æthertech Watch is a 5-star Kit in Arknights: Endfield. Base stats: Defense +21, Agility +21, Battle Skill DMG Bonus +41.4%, Strength +32. 3-piece set effect: Wearer's ATK +8%. After the wearer applies Vulnerability, the wearer gains Physical DMG +8% for 15s. This effect can reach 4 stacks. If the target already has 4 stack(s) of Vulnerability, the wearer gains an additional Physical DMG +16% for 10s. This effect cannot stack.
Stats
Artificing: stats at each upgrade level
| Stat | Base | +1 | +2 | +3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agility | 21 | 23 | 25 | 27 |
| Battle Skill DMG Bonus | 41.4% | 45.5% | 49.7% | 53.8% |
| Strength | 32 | 35 | 38 | 41 |
| Progress required | 0 | 6 | 12 | 20 |
Artificing consumes Catalysts and gear of the same rarity and type. The numbers above are the exact values at each level.
3-piece set effect
Which operators this fits
This piece raises Agility + Strength — it fits operators whose main attribute is Agility + Strength (computed from official stats, not a subjective ranking).
Full Æthertech set — 7 pieces
Equip any 3 pieces from this set to activate the set effect.
FAQ
What is the set effect of Æthertech Watch?
3-piece set effect: Wearer's ATK +8%. After the wearer applies Vulnerability, the wearer gains Physical DMG +8% for 15s. This effect can reach 4 stacks. If the target already has 4 stack(s) of Vulnerability, the wearer gains an additional Physical DMG +16% for 10s. This effect cannot stack.
Is it worth upgrading Æthertech Watch with Artificing?
Agility goes from 21 at base to 27 at maximum Artificing.
What is Æthertech Watch?
Æthertech Watch is a 5-star Kit in Arknights: Endfield.
Full profile
Designed by Portable Æthertech Labs and assembled by the AIC. This equipment improves the wearer's combat capabilities.
Lightweight experimental protective equipment.
"Some users suspect our products to exert hemo-mutagenic effects. These claims are nothing but baseless accusations."