Yes. Mine had two extra links, and for whatever reason, I was sent two nylon straps. One is a desert tan and the other an olive drab. I knew when I ordered the watch I was supposed to get the olive strap, but was surprised when I received the extra one. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. I really appreciate your support.
"Nice video, Sir. That's a great field watch. The glass tubes are filled with tritium, standard for military-type watches. The tubes will glow in the dark for years without needing being I think It'sprice for a field watch with sapphire, tritium, super luminova, automatic movement, and titanium. All of these features would cost a lot more with higher-end brand watches. Keep up the good work!"
Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment. Appreciate the support and encouragement. I do really like this watch and I saw recently that the Landmaster is back in stock
Yep, it's not tritium. It is some type of liquid lume that Boderry developed. I will say that it tends to kast a little bit longer than the painted on lume. Thanks for watching and for your comment. I really appreciate the support.
I'm not sure I'm worried about scratches and scuffs on a sandblasted titanium case compared to polished steel. I almost wonder if it's going to add more character, maybe make the watch look more rugged. I am surprised to see Boderry make a watch so similar to the Voyager. It feels like they're competing? Maybe I'm missing an important distinction.
I totally get the concern with titanium, though you make an excellent point about the small scuffs and scratches adding character. Maybe, since we see the use of bronze on watches now and how the bronze patinas over time giving it character, they thought the same with titanium, who knows? I took mine off the braclet and put it on the supplied nylon strap. I personally like the way it looks on the strap. To me, I feel it makes it look more like a field watch. As far as the Landmaster competing with the Voyager goes, I think that since the Voyager is so successful, Boderry may have felt like doubling down in the field watch category. Who knows? I do like the Voyager. I still don't own a Voyager, I really need to get one of those....Anyway, I could ramble on forever. LOL! Thank you so much for watching and for leaving a comment. I really appreciate your time and support.
@@infinitekronos great point about bronze! I'm curious to see how the community responds when those watches start to oxidize. Is the green hue going to be welcome? It occurred to me the bracelet is a big difference between the Landmark and the Voyager. Maybe they intend the Landmark to be a watch for all occasions? And the titanium bracelet will be fine for less strenuous tasks. The Voyager does not have that option.
I can see the Landmaster being a more all-around type of watch. I know the Voyager comes on a bracelt as well, but in looking at the dial faces of the Voyager and the Landmaster, the Landmaster has a cleaner dial and a more finished look to it, which goes to your point about it being a more all around type watch. I find the Landmasters dial to be less distracting. The absence of the 24 hr markings that you find on the Voyager really open up the dial on the Landmaster, and its dial is 2 mm smaller than the Voyager. I will say that I really like the second hand on the Voyager.
I’ve ordered that same watch from Boderry but unfortunately it was sold out. Then I got an email from them saying it’s now available so I ordered it again (I cancelled the first order and got refunded) and now they are giving me the bs excuse like the first one. It’s been 3 weeks now and I’m still waiting for the watch. It’s so frustrating!😤😡🤬
I so hear you. That was my experience as well. I did the pre-order in July and I got the watch in early September. I've heard Boderry is not so great with shipping. Once you get the watch it's awesome, so I guess I'm saying hold on! It will be worth your time! Thanks for watching and for your comment. I really appreciate your support! Take care and good luck.
I have the voyager and wanted to pick this one up. However 38mm is just too small. Hell the voyager is still small as well. So to think this watch is smaller nah. Sucks.
I thought 38mm was too small also, but it actually fits pretty well and the dial is super easy to read. I need to get the Voyager next . I already have the Admiral which is a really nice GMT. Thanks for watching and for your comment. I really appreciate your support.
I feel the same. I felt that the white dial didn't really work, and the black dial is okay, but I wanted a bit of color. The strap that comes with the Landmaster is really nice and coordinates well. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I appreciate your support.
Voyager, available for $100 is the ‘talk of the town’ here in India. Even though I’m a quartz guy (for its practicality), I must admit that I’ve it in my “wishlist” and I came close to pulling the trigger !
I have been meaning to get a Voyager. Super solid watch with a super reliable automatic movement for about $100. It's really hard to say no to that!! Thanks for watching and for the comment! I really appreciate your support!!
Good review there of boderry, think they make good field watchs, bring it more from boderry watchs. Think those are tritium tubes same used in luminox watches for glow in the dark. Please review marathon watch also.
Thanks so much for watching and for your comment. I did look into the tubes they are using and I did confirm it's not tritium, which I think would have been nice. Boderry doesn't tell what it is exactly, just some liquid lume filled glass tubes. I would love to review marathon. I love the GSAR line. Thanks again for your comments. Appreciate your support!
Just letting you know I'm uploading my review of the AE1500 on Friday October 25th at 5 am Mountain time. Took long enough to get to it, but I hope you enjoy it!
Great video!
Thanks so much for watching and thanks for the support! I really appreciate it.
Great video!! One question - did it come with extra bracelet links?
Yes. Mine had two extra links, and for whatever reason, I was sent two nylon straps. One is a desert tan and the other an olive drab. I knew when I ordered the watch I was supposed to get the olive strap, but was surprised when I received the extra one. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. I really appreciate your support.
hammy killer. ill take it
You really can't beat the price and it is so nicely done! Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. I appreciate your support.
Nice watch! Glad you were able to get one.
Thank you. Glad I was able to get mine on a pre-order. Thanks for watching and for your continued support. I can't do this without you!
nice review 👍
Thanks for watching and for the support! Glad you liked it!
"Nice video, Sir. That's a great field watch. The glass tubes are filled with tritium, standard for military-type watches. The tubes will glow in the dark for years without needing being I think It'sprice for a field watch with sapphire, tritium, super luminova, automatic movement, and titanium. All of these features would cost a lot more with higher-end brand watches. Keep up the good work!"
Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment. Appreciate the support and encouragement. I do really like this watch and I saw recently that the Landmaster is back in stock
It is not tritium gas. Would have cost way more if it were..
Yep, it's not tritium. It is some type of liquid lume that Boderry developed. I will say that it tends to kast a little bit longer than the painted on lume. Thanks for watching and for your comment. I really appreciate the support.
@@infinitekronos I guess they use something similar to what glow sticks may have, hopefully they will last long enough.
@@lpsalsaman the lume seems really strong right now, but I suppose we will see as time goes on.
This watch looks really nice! Where can I get one?
www.boderry.com/collections/landmaster. Thanks for watching and for your support. I really appreciate it.
I'm not sure I'm worried about scratches and scuffs on a sandblasted titanium case compared to polished steel. I almost wonder if it's going to add more character, maybe make the watch look more rugged.
I am surprised to see Boderry make a watch so similar to the Voyager. It feels like they're competing? Maybe I'm missing an important distinction.
I totally get the concern with titanium, though you make an excellent point about the small scuffs and scratches adding character. Maybe, since we see the use of bronze on watches now and how the bronze patinas over time giving it character, they thought the same with titanium, who knows? I took mine off the braclet and put it on the supplied nylon strap. I personally like the way it looks on the strap. To me, I feel it makes it look more like a field watch. As far as the Landmaster competing with the Voyager goes, I think that since the Voyager is so successful, Boderry may have felt like doubling down in the field watch category. Who knows? I do like the Voyager. I still don't own a Voyager, I really need to get one of those....Anyway, I could ramble on forever. LOL! Thank you so much for watching and for leaving a comment. I really appreciate your time and support.
@@infinitekronos great point about bronze! I'm curious to see how the community responds when those watches start to oxidize. Is the green hue going to be welcome?
It occurred to me the bracelet is a big difference between the Landmark and the Voyager. Maybe they intend the Landmark to be a watch for all occasions? And the titanium bracelet will be fine for less strenuous tasks. The Voyager does not have that option.
I can see the Landmaster being a more all-around type of watch. I know the Voyager comes on a bracelt as well, but in looking at the dial faces of the Voyager and the Landmaster, the Landmaster has a cleaner dial and a more finished look to it, which goes to your point about it being a more all around type watch. I find the Landmasters dial to be less distracting. The absence of the 24 hr markings that you find on the Voyager really open up the dial on the Landmaster, and its dial is 2 mm smaller than the Voyager. I will say that I really like the second hand on the Voyager.
I’ve ordered that same watch from Boderry but unfortunately it was sold out. Then I got an email from them saying it’s now available so I ordered it again (I cancelled the first order and got refunded) and now they are giving me the bs excuse like the first one. It’s been 3 weeks now and I’m still waiting for the watch. It’s so frustrating!😤😡🤬
I so hear you. That was my experience as well. I did the pre-order in July and I got the watch in early September. I've heard Boderry is not so great with shipping. Once you get the watch it's awesome, so I guess I'm saying hold on! It will be worth your time! Thanks for watching and for your comment. I really appreciate your support! Take care and good luck.
I have the voyager and wanted to pick this one up. However 38mm is just too small. Hell the voyager is still small as well. So to think this watch is smaller nah. Sucks.
I thought 38mm was too small also, but it actually fits pretty well and the dial is super easy to read. I need to get the Voyager next . I already have the Admiral which is a really nice GMT. Thanks for watching and for your comment. I really appreciate your support.
This is only landmaster color that i can take seriously.
I feel the same. I felt that the white dial didn't really work, and the black dial is okay, but I wanted a bit of color. The strap that comes with the Landmaster is really nice and coordinates well. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I appreciate your support.
Not a Jeep, it’s a Landrover Defender, Britains equivalent to the US Jeep.
Thanks for the correction! I totally see it now! Thanks for watching and for your comment! I really appreciate your support! Take care!
@ , forgot to say, Great review 👍
@@jasoncousins8689 no worries at all! Thanks again!!
Voyager, available for $100 is the ‘talk of the town’ here in India.
Even though I’m a quartz guy (for its practicality), I must admit that I’ve it in my “wishlist” and I came close to pulling the trigger !
I have been meaning to get a Voyager. Super solid watch with a super reliable automatic movement for about $100. It's really hard to say no to that!! Thanks for watching and for the comment! I really appreciate your support!!
Good review there of boderry, think they make good field watchs, bring it more from boderry watchs. Think those are tritium tubes same used in luminox watches for glow in the dark. Please review marathon watch also.
Thanks so much for watching and for your comment. I did look into the tubes they are using and I did confirm it's not tritium, which I think would have been nice. Boderry doesn't tell what it is exactly, just some liquid lume filled glass tubes. I would love to review marathon. I love the GSAR line. Thanks again for your comments. Appreciate your support!
@@infinitekronos ohh must be gas or liquid filled tube lumes, both looks exactly same. Waiting for your review on AE1500 and marathon watchs.
Just letting you know I'm uploading my review of the AE1500 on Friday October 25th at 5 am Mountain time. Took long enough to get to it, but I hope you enjoy it!
@@infinitekronos ohh that's awesome, thanks you made such efforts to get it and review for us all.