The COURG ORIGIN: Mission critical pilot instruments, fused with diver tools.
COURG is a way point, which is a navigational tool used by pilots to chart their flight across the globe. Way points are composed of 5-letters and made to be spoken as a word so pilots can quickly transmit their location vi
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Great Timepiece that comes with Great Care.
Beautiful timepiece that delivers all it has promised and more. The well designed titanium case sits comfortably and nicely on the wrist, almost without me noticing that the watch is there except for a glance over its very legible and functional-look dial. The movement runs smoothly and keeps very accurate time. A personalized attention to each buyer is also a refreshing welcome in the world of mass retails where only numbers matter. Overall its value easily surpasses its cost.
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Chatchalit · December 19, 2023
Great watch.
Great Watch. I like the minimalist as I've learned I never use the date function on my watches. The bezel works great. I also like the crown at 4 o'clock. With Titanium, it's nice and light too which I like. I was surprised by how great the watch strap is -- Titanium/Nylon and very rugged - I wish I could buy more of them. The only thing I'd change about the watch is the height- little flatter would be nice, but since it's titanium, it's not clunking around on your wrist.
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Emmett · December 19, 2023
A good watch, but not a great watch.
The watch is lightweight, keeps time well, and is easy to read in bright light. But the glow-in-the-dark coloring isn't nearly as bright as it looks in the photos and the watch body is clunkier, and greyer, than it looks. If the minimalist watch caught your eye because you liked the feature set of the watch in general but wanted something with a bit more classic styling, the minimalist version isn't really classic enough. And, if you like the contemporary styling of the watch in general, the minimalist version doesn't have the style that the more retro versions have. So while it's a decent take, it falls into more into the problem space of "neither here nor there" and misses its target of "best of both worlds"