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FIELD REPORTS.
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FIELD REPORT 015COURG Type-A
A Decade on Wrist
“Brother got this as a gift for me back in 2015. It's a necessity to my apparel anywhere I go and don't wear any other watch but this.”
Justin received his COURG Type-A as a gift from his brother in 2015. More than a decade later he described it as a necessity in what he wears and said he still does not rotate to other watches.
FIELD REPORT 014EXTRM Strap
Built to Decontaminate
“I work in EMS and live an adventurous lifestyle and this is the perfect strap for me.”
Josh needed a strap that could handle EMS work and adventurous off-duty use. His practical requirements were waterproofing, breathability, durability and easy cleaning after exposure to fluids.
FIELD REPORT 013VALOR Model 11
Maintenance to Business Event
“Doesn't feel out of place doing maintenance work or a business event.”
Daniel wears his VALOR daily and describes it handling demanding work while still moving comfortably between maintenance work and business events.
FIELD REPORT 012SCOUT
Office. Trail. Tent.
“It’s coped with everything from the daily office driver to long hikes and camping expeditions.”
After roughly two years with SCOUT, Alex described it as a daily office watch that also went on long hikes and camping expeditions. He specifically called out the low titanium weight, legibility and finding the digital unit easily in a dark tent at night.
FIELD REPORT 011SCOUT
Mud to Volcanic Springs
“I've taken this hiking several times and it's gotten submerged in everything from mud to mineralized volcanic spring water.”
SCOUT had already been on multiple hikes and submerged in mud and mineralized volcanic spring water. Its owner highlighted how little it is actually felt on wrist.
FIELD REPORT 010COURG Type-A
Ambulance to Suit
“I've been wearing my Type A both on the ambulance and dressed up with a suit.”
Timothy described wearing his COURG Type-A on ambulance duty and then with a suit, jeans and T-shirts. In service it had already been through mud, sweat and heavy weather, then washed clean with minimal effort.
FIELD REPORT 009HONNR A-9
First Day With HONNR
“It's been on my wrist less than 24 hours but I'm already loving it.”
An owner-shot HONNR A-9 shared publicly during its first day on wrist.
FIELD REPORT 008COURG
Original COURG. Still Going.
“The NH35A movement has been solid. Super reliable, accurate ... Slight patina gets better with age.”
An original COURG photographed and shared publicly after long-term ownership, with its owner calling out reliability, accuracy and the way the titanium patina has improved with age.
FIELD REPORT 007HONNR A-9
Corporate Warrior
“This shot is in a side room just before a big discussion on a key strategy in the boardroom.”
A HONNR A-9 in the minutes before a major strategy discussion. The owner called herself a corporate warrior and specifically noted the fit, backstory and team behind the watch.
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