Boldr Venture Field Medic II Destro Chronograph Watch

When going left feels right - the Field Medic Destro is built with the crown on the left side, specifically to ease crown adjustment for those who wear watches on the right hand. However, right-handed users can also benefit from a left side crown, by avoiding crown damage to the back of their hand. As the Field Medic is a tool watch to get down and dirty with, this sure does come in handy!

Utilizing an ultra-tough & super light 38mm titanium case, the Destro is powered by a SII VK64 Mecaquartz chronograph movement. Use the precisely graduated markings on the reverse panda dial to count off heart and respiratory rates within a matter of seconds. When activating the chronograph, we'd recommend counting using 30-second intervals for higher accuracy.

The Field Medic is as sturdy as they come and rated for 200m water resistance. You'll not only get to enjoy a tough tool watch - you'll also be contributing $30 from every sale to Covid-19 related charities.

Why This Watch?

• With a titanium case, sapphire crystal, and 200m water resistance for well under £400, the Venture Field Medic offers tremendous value for money.
• Boldr’s design language is very unique and distinctly theirs, which makes their watches great for those who want to be different and stand out from the crowd.
• $30 From every sale is donated to COVID-19 relief funds.

About The Brand

Based in Singapore, Boldr is a brand that focuses on adventure. The company produces a variety of models designed for people to take with them anywhere, from mountain tops to sea floors.

As a result Boldr’s watches are built to take on some tough conditions. Their watches use sapphire crystals and many have titanium cases - perfect for the modern explorer!

What’s more, Boldr is keen to give something back to the planet. The brand is working towards using 80% sustainable, environmentally-friendly materials in their products and packaging. They also donate some of their profits to charity, with $30 from every sale of a Venture Field Medic going to COVID-19 relief funds.