SCOUT A-9 Automatic and compass instruments worn outdoors with the production solid-white A-9 bezel triangle.

Issued for Daily Operations

SCOUT

Serious capability.
Compact form.

A 28MM Grade 5 titanium platform with modular Automatic (SCOUT-A), Digital (SCOUT-D), and Compass (SCOUT-C) modules.

  • 28MM case
  • Grade 5 titanium
  • Interchangeable 20 ATM modules

GO AHEAD.

SCOUT watch schematics and identity: Because we pathfinders. Go first. Lead. Navigate.
SCOUT worn outdoors under layered sleeves, showing the compact titanium platform in use.

Compact by design

Small by design. Built to expand.

Compact isn’t the end goal. It’s what makes the system work.

SCOUT’s 28MM footprint keeps each instrument small and wearable, so you can carry one, combine modules, or change the setup as the mission changes. Grade 5 titanium keeps the platform light even as capability expands.

Start simple. Add capability. Build the system around what you need.

Footprint
28MM
System
Interchangeable 20 ATM modules
Material
Grade 5 titanium
SCOUT A-9, digital, and compass instruments on a strap beside outdoor tools on gravel.
Photo: SCOUT crew member @well.spokin
Side profile of SCOUT titanium instruments, showing the case, crown, bezels and connector hardware.
Compact footprint. Mission capable.

ORIGIN

SCOUT started with two ideas that kept colliding.

Years ago I owned a rare Seiko Contra Fieldmaster — a wonderfully strange modular field watch. Running around New York City in a heavy rainstorm one day, the digital module worked loose and disappeared. I never found it, but the idea of a watch built as a system stuck with me.

At the same time, I was thinking about my son. I didn’t want to make him a kids’ watch he’d simply outgrow. I wanted a serious field system that could start compact and simple, then expand and flex with him — different instruments, different configurations, different ways to carry capability.

That became SCOUT: one compact titanium platform with interchangeable instruments for time, digital utility and navigation.

WAYPOINT / SCOUT

Every Redux watch is named for an aviation waypoint — a fixed point used to hold course, mark progress, and keep the route true.

SCOUT carries that idea forward.

Know where you are. Know where you’re going. Carry the instrument that helps you get there.

Two SCOUT wearers holding hands outdoors, showing the compact system across different wrists.
SCOUT. His. Hers. More — together.

SCOUT-A · A-9 AUTOMATIC

Time at a glance.
Built to keep moving.

You shouldn’t have to wake a screen, tap through menus, or think about the watch on your wrist just to know the time.

SCOUT-A gives you a clear cockpit-instrument dial you can read in an instant, powered by a workhorse automatic movement that winds as you move.

The high-visibility A-9 design was a military spec that served for decades as onboard nav tools in U.S. aircraft.

Bright lume glows through the darkest dark.

Compact enough for everyday wear. Mechanical enough to keep doing its job without asking for attention.

A-9 dial · Automatic movement · Sapphire crystal · Ceramic lumed bezel

ONE BEZEL. THREE JOBS.

That rotating ceramic bezel isn’t decoration. Use it as a simple field tool to keep another piece of time in view — without another screen or another mode.

COUNT DOWNSet a target and see what’s left at a glance.
TIME ITMark the start and track elapsed minutes.
SECOND TIME ZONEOffset the bezel to keep another local time reference on the dial.
SCOUT A-9 Automatic with compass module and titanium hardware on textured ground.
Glance. Read. Move.

SCOUT-C · NAVIGATION, ON PURPOSE

More than finding north —
Find your way.

A compass that only points north tells you how you’re oriented — but so can the sun and a stick. North alone won’t get you to your destination.

SCOUT-C equips you to set and follow a bearing, using its 60-click unidirectional bezel and fixed direction index to turn orientation into a direction you can actually use.

The Grade AA liquid-filled lumed dial stays readable at a glance. Domed sapphire gives exceptional scratch resistance. Luminous dial and bezel markings keep your reference visible day or night.

Finding north is orientation. Holding a bearing is navigation.

60-click bearing bezel · Fixed direction index · Lumed liquid-filled dial · Domed sapphire

Built for actual navigation: a usable bearing reference, luminous markings, Grade 5 titanium construction, and the dedicated wayfinding module in the SCOUT system.

How the bearing system works

Point where you want to go. Rotate the bezel until its north marker aligns with compass north. As you move, keep those north references aligned and the fixed direction index points you back onto your chosen bearing.

Take readings with the compass level and away from phones, magnets, and large metal objects. Account for magnetic declination when needed. A wrist compass still requires navigation skills and judgment.

SCOUT-C compass module showing the liquid-filled lumed dial and bearing bezel.
Set the bearing. Lock the reference. Keep moving.

SCOUT-D · DIGITAL

Digital capability —
Zero distraction.

Sometimes a simple dial is enough. Sometimes you need more.

SCOUT-D puts practical digital functions into the same compact platform: 24H time, stopwatch, alarm, hourly signal, and night light — powered by the proven Casio 3284 module.

No smartwatch distractions. No app ecosystem. Just reliable extra capability when the day calls for it.

24H time · Stopwatch · Alarm · Hourly signal · Night light

SCOUT-D digital module with practical timing display and controls.
Digital utility without turning your wrist into another screen.

BRING THE LIGHT.

Independent illumination across the SCOUT system.

SCOUT-A, SCOUT-C and SCOUT-D illuminated in low light.

STAY ON MISSION

Keep your attention on what matters.

Work to do. People beside you. A route worth taking. SCOUT keeps time and direction close at hand in one compact system, so your equipment stays out of the way and your attention stays where it belongs.

A SCOUT wearer paddling a canoe with family on a lake.
Redeem the time. Find your direction. Tackle the day ahead. Keep moving. Keep your bearings. Keep the mission locked.

Wear it your way

How SCOUT fits.

SCOUT isn’t locked to one position on the wrist. Two instruments can be linked together, split across the wrist, or offset along the strap.

Same modules. Same strap. Three different ways to tune the fit around your wrist and the way you want to carry them.

SCOUT A-9 Automatic and Compass worn together with a titanium link.
Two instruments. One articulated setup.

Linked

Connect two instruments with a titanium link so they move as one articulated unit. Best when you want both instruments together and easy to read in the same glance.

Two SCOUT modules worn on opposite sides of the wrist on one strap.
One strap. Instruments on opposite sides.

Split

Position the instruments on opposite sides of the wrist. It spreads the system out, keeps the top of the wrist clean, and lets the strap carry each module independently.

Two SCOUT modules worn offset from each other along one strap.
Move the second instrument to where it fits you.

Offset

Place the instruments apart along the strap instead of directly beside each other. Offset the second module until the setup follows your wrist comfortably and lands where you want it.

Your kit

Meet SCOUT.

Choose the module that equips your mission.

SCOUT Grade 5 titanium caseback with model, water resistance, movement and sapphire markings.
Compare the modules
SCOUT module overview
ModuleWhat it brings
SCOUT-A · A-9 AutomaticTime at a glance, cockpit-instrument legibility, and a workhorse automatic movement powered by motion.
SCOUT-D · Digital24H time, stopwatch, alarm, hourly signal, night light, and long battery life.
SCOUT-C · CompassTrue navigation: a rotating bearing bezel and fixed direction index for setting and following a bearing.
Dimensions, materials and construction

28MM case width without crown · 33MM lug-to-lug · 12.75MM height · 20MM strap width · 1.85MM lug width · Crown at 4 o’clock.

Grade 5 titanium case · 20 ATM / 600 FT water resistance · Inner anti-reflective coating.

SCOUT-A: flat sapphire crystal, ceramic lumed bezel insert, Super-LumiNova BGW9 dial and hands, Seiko NH05 automatic movement and 40+ hour power reserve.

SCOUT-D: Casio 3284 module, flat sapphire crystal, 24H mode, stopwatch, alarm, hourly signal/chime, night light and long battery life.

SCOUT-C: 60-click unidirectional lumed compass bezel, Grade AA liquid-filled lumed compass dial and domed sapphire crystal.

Which SCOUT module is right for me?

Choose SCOUT-A for a clear A-9 automatic dial, SCOUT-D for digital timing functions, or SCOUT-C for setting and following a bearing. Pair Automatic + Compass for mechanical time and navigation, Automatic + Digital for mechanical time plus digital utility, or Digital + Compass for digital timing and navigation. Choose the Complete System for all three.

What comes with each setup?

Every setup includes one black G10 strap total. A-9 Automatic, Digital and Compass each include their named module. Automatic + Compass, Automatic + Digital and Digital + Compass include the two named modules. The Complete System includes A-9 Automatic, Digital and Compass.

Are the modules interchangeable?

SCOUT-A, SCOUT-D and SCOUT-C are interchangeable modules within the SCOUT platform. Bundles add modules, not multiple straps.

Does each setup include a strap?

Yes. Every setup includes one black G10 strap. Multi-module bundles receive one strap total.

How compact is SCOUT on the wrist?

The platform measures 28MM across the case without the crown, 33MM lug-to-lug and 12.75MM high, with a 20MM strap width.

Is SCOUT-C meant for actual navigation?

Yes. Its rotating bearing bezel and fixed direction index help you set and follow a bearing. Take level readings away from magnetic interference, account for declination where needed, and use navigation skills and judgment.

What are shipping and delivery expectations?

Redux ships from Canada. The current shipping policy allows 1–3 business days for processing, with dispatches made weekly. Launch periods can take longer.

Estimated transit after dispatch: Canada 2–7 business days, United States 3–10, international 7–21. Shipping charges are shown at checkout; import duties and taxes may apply. Read the shipping policy.

What is the Relentless Guarantee?

You may request a return within 30 days of delivery. Items must be new, unworn and unused, with their original contents. Discretionary watch returns have a $75 restocking fee; straps and accessories have a 15% fee. Return shipping is the customer’s responsibility for discretionary returns. Defective, damaged or incorrect items are handled without those fees. Read the full return terms.

Redux time instruments carry a one-year warranty under the Relentless Guarantee. Covered defects are repaired or replaced. Normal wear, accidental damage, misuse, unauthorized changes and consumables such as straps are excluded.

From the people wearing it

Field reports.

Reviews from SCOUT owners, firsthand experience and photographs.

  • 5 stars: 4 (80%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (20%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Anson (Canada)
making EDC wristwear fun again

Modularity is the name of the game... so i luv the adaptability of the different modules and how I want it configured for my day's adventures. -- And did i mention that it reminds me of Ripley's dual-watch prop in the Alien's movie?! Awesome-sauce. Currently i have mine configured with HONNR + digital module, but will eventually get the scout-compass as well. :)

J
JDB (United States)
A joy to wear

Field watches don’t need to be boring… they can be full of character, like the SCOUT and its Seiko Contra vibe! My A-9 no-date with Seiko automatic movement is sweet… really crisp, legible at a glance, and it looks great. The Casio digital module is quirky, nerdy, a bit of a sleeper, and it fulfills the water resistance promise at least dipping my hand in creeks. The compass module is really well made, but admittedly I sometimes have to tap it to encourage the needle to fully find north.

Although I’ve worn one or two modules, I’ll typically have all three together on the Redux Extremalon strap (which is really great in comfort, durability, and style). On my 6-1/4” wrist, they’re best separated along the strap. But bigger wrists would be great because the titanium coupler pieces would make the kit more cuff-like in a great way. I daydream about having a bunch of the titanium couplers and making a full bracelet from them. The SCOUT is so much fun to wear, and it always gets double-takes at watch get-togethers, where its individuality shines.

Check out my photo of the original Seiko Contra, taken at Seiko's Ginza museum in Tokyo.

T
Timothy J.D. (Philippines)
Great little watch

I love the quirkiness of the Scout, especially the double-headed brutalist-like design nod to the original Seiko Contra. And contrary to its chonky angular look, it's very light on the wrist—it feels like it's barely there! I've taken this hiking several times and it's gotten submerged in everything from mud to mineralized volcanic spring water, and it just keeps going.

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Alex M. (United Kingdom)
The perfect small form factor tool watch

I’ve been wearing my scout for about 2 years now and it’s truly the perfect combination of size and function. It’s hard wearing and has coped with everything from the daily office driver to long hikes and camping expeditions.

The watch wears incredibly light thanks to its titanium case, (and the super comfy parachute strap.) and remains very legible and easy to read. The small amount of lume material on the digital unit helps locate it when worn alone even in the darkness of a tent at 2am. Although it’s so light I generally wear it all the time.

A lovely watch that will last me for many years. My only regret is not getting the compass module when I had the chance.

T
TM (Australia)
A bit disappointed

Overall watch is really good but came with wrong automatic movement. It was promised at Kickstarter campaign that the auto movement would hacking but it wasn't when received.

GO AHEAD.

Instrument CONFIGURATION

SCOUT: Select your kit.

Raw titanium. One black G10 strap with every setup. Choose Date or No Date for your A-9 Automatic at the same price.

20 ATM WATER RESISTANCE — EVERY SCOUT MODULE.

Start with oneEvery SCOUT instrument is available separately. Add more modules when the mission changes.
20 ATM — every moduleAutomatic, Digital and Compass are each water-resistant to 20 ATM.
20 mm compatibleThe Titanium Link works with any 20 mm lug width, including compatible REDUX watches.

01 Choose your instruments

SCOUT-A Automatic, SCOUT-D Digital, and SCOUT-C Compass modules shown together.

02 Confirm your setup

Full three-instrument system

Complete System

A-9 DIAL

$ 995.00 USD

SAVE $100

Includes

  • 1 A-9 Automatic module — Date or No Date
  • 1 Digital module
  • 1 Compass module
  • 1 Link
  • 1 Black G10 strap total

Available

Redeem the time. Tackle your missions.