Boderry Voyager | Sapphire, Titanium, Automatic... For Less Than $150 | Too Good to be True?

0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Price
0:37 - Specifications
00:55 - Too Good to be True?
1:31 - What's Inside the Watch?
1:53 - Sapphire Crystal
2:18 - Dimensions
2:39 - Weight
2:55 - Dial
3:16 - Lumeshot
3:31 - Crown
3:42 - Caseback
3:58 - Bracelet
4:34 - Final Thoughts

[motaman]

" The clasp is shit." Straight to the point from the best watch review channel on YouTube! 🍻

[stauguastine]

For what its worth to everyone, I have had my Boderry Voyager since last October, so 3 months total. I know that is not that long but I have put this watch through the works, from wearing in the office to doing metal fab and auto repairs, which I usually don't wear a watch doing the shop work but wanted a good idea of how good it is. Except for a couple minor scratches on the case, which you cannot really see, it has done great. I am going to pull the trigger on another one of a different dial color, I love this watch. Also, the NH35a movement is not that expensive so if you had to change it you can and save the cost of taking it to a watchmaker for repair. Yes, I have a $150 timegrapher for setting the movement. It is my new hobby now. lol Seriously though, these watches are legit. Also, I have two of the Bertucci watches, yes I love those too, but this watch is just as good as those. However, I do prefer an automatic movement over a quartz, just my thing. There is nothing wrong with Bertucci's movements. The first Bertucci I owned the battery lasted almost 5 years, so no complaints about that brand. I prefer the Boderry as the design, while similar, is a little more stylish in my opinion and having an automatic movement was the icing on the cake. Don't be afraid to try these watches, they are great.

[Box_]

For the price, I think they did an exceptional job with the case finishing. My titanium Bertucci isn't finished as well between
the lugs as the Boderry is. I picked up one of the bronze Voyagers. It has some issues, but I like the personality of the bronze.

[adk]

“Because I’m simply the best watch related channel on YouTube…”

I mean why hide truth right? Ha! Thanks for the great review. I think it’s honestly a pretty good watch, but I’m with you. I prefer steel over titanium all day long. Thanks!

[samhackney]

Excellent review, short and to the point. Thanks

[roodee]

Nice review! I use the two different spring bar holes like a microadjust feature on the zulu strap. I was in between sizes, and was able to get a nice fit by using one set of holes over the other.

[alexprendido]

Baltany also has 2 lug holes, and I love that, one is for natos and the other one for 2 piece straps

[watchsixto]

Look great for under $150. You can't beat that even the shitty deployment. I'll give them props for adding an extra hole on the lug so you can get different bracelets to fit

[brandonparris]

How was your experience with their shipping? And how long did yours take?

[alexprendido]

The bronze version is gorgeous and heavier than the steel

[GOrwell]

I hear a rattle when I shake it lightly. Was it always there and I did not notice? I had it for 7 days and it has been -4 seconds per day. Pretty good. The rattling sound worries me.

[burmesebeef]

Hey thanks for review! Much appreciated fellow watch degenerate! After watching the video, i'm now leaning towards picking it up in a canvas strap, although that titanium looks really good on wrist. I get you on the aversion to its weight, my favorite watches in my collection also tend to be the heaviest ones.

[NeilTheKnifeGuy]

So is this actually atomic or not. No one seems to have a video of setting the time on this thing.... seems kind of important and very odd no one is highlighted this feature

[homeyv]

What happens if the spring bar fails? can you change it?