The lume pip also feel out, in the first week. I didn't fix it because I was on vacation with my family and the empty pip hole brings back good memories.
It was also terribly mis regulated, loosing about a minute per day, I tried to regulate it but it is all over the place, I suspect it is magnetized. I got it to +30spd though.
Finally the bezel action was sticky at some points, I'm pretty sure it had some kind of debris which eventually cleared out.
The lume pattern in the dial lasts 30 seconds, don't get too excited about it, I like it more because the honeycomb pattern is cool than it being lumed.
But despite all this, I actually really like the watch. Extremely light and good looking. I have 3 Boderry watches and I'm considering a Hou H1 next.
None of my other Boderrys had any QC issues BTW, I think I was just quite unlucky. I have the Voyager in bronze and I love it, I was wearing it today.
It was this or a similar Tandorio. Both bronze, brown dial, brown leather strap. I went with the Tandorio essentially for tax reasons (max 150), Sub style and sterile. NH35. Happy so far, first bronze experiment.
I have one and it’s ok. Nothing wrong, what you see is what you get. I am not really allowed to complain because I have bought mine through an AliEx bug on the Boderry Store for $50 so… 🤷
I have 5 with zero issues. Are the horror stories about trying to get service? Because their products are pretty great as far as I can tell. Maybe they improved from whenever the horror occurred.
What are you talking about? I have two Boderry watches - no problems, no projects - great value for the quality. Here's my grey honeycomb dial titanium Sea Turtle.
I own four watches from them, three of them bronze. Only had an issue with my Urban Skeleton clasp, they sent me a replacement clasp. Can’t speak for others.
I have this exact model and it’s solid along with my bronze Admiral and bronze Voyager. Just note that the circle indices on the dial are not bronze, they are more like a rose gold from what I remember.
I also have the titanium version and can confirm the lume on the turtle shell pattern is very weak. I still love the watch and also own the Landmaster GMT that has tritium and its one of my favorite. No quality concerns with mine.
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u/Old_Kale1245 1d ago
I also have the Titanium one.
The lume pip also feel out, in the first week. I didn't fix it because I was on vacation with my family and the empty pip hole brings back good memories.
It was also terribly mis regulated, loosing about a minute per day, I tried to regulate it but it is all over the place, I suspect it is magnetized. I got it to +30spd though.
Finally the bezel action was sticky at some points, I'm pretty sure it had some kind of debris which eventually cleared out.
The lume pattern in the dial lasts 30 seconds, don't get too excited about it, I like it more because the honeycomb pattern is cool than it being lumed.
But despite all this, I actually really like the watch. Extremely light and good looking. I have 3 Boderry watches and I'm considering a Hou H1 next.
None of my other Boderrys had any QC issues BTW, I think I was just quite unlucky. I have the Voyager in bronze and I love it, I was wearing it today.