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As a journalist, I encountered BOLDR early on in its journey. Even in the early days, I found myself uncommonly impressed with the one element of the watch that normally let down similarly sized operations: the execution.
Before the invention of GPS or even detailed maps, ancient peoples relied on the stars to navigate. To find true north, the key is locating Polaris - better known as the North Star.
The Odyssey Collection from BOLDR was not, I must admit, something I ever saw coming.
The concept behind the Boldr x WatchGecko Polaris began with aventurine - a naturally occurring form of quartzite flecked with chrome mica, known for its ability to catch light and shimmer like a starlit sky....
Being present for the birth of a brand is a strange experience. When managed properly, it can almost look miraculous. In one moment, something doesn’t exist, and, in the next, the world would never be...
A review of the Boldr Venture Singularity In the summer of 2022, BOLDR Supply Company released a new iteration of their popular Venture. Already available in a wide range of configurations, ranging from automatic field...
The BOLDR Odyssey Collection My very first BOLDR was an Expedition II model (the Eiger, to be precise). I adored the build quality, the non-standard, but non-jarring case shape, its everyday wearability, and the little...
Climb to new heights with a closer look at the Boldr Expedition II
Built on the success of the Expedition I and II watches, the Expedition Enigmath range consists of three watches that elevate the model to a new technical level. Unlike the existing Expedition models, the Enigmath...
