Boderry

Founded no public date · China

Boderry makes titanium watches with mechanical movements, and is one of the few to combine the two at an entry price: titanium is usually reserved for expensive pieces because it costs more to machine than steel.

History

No public founding documentation. What can be checked is the proposition: titanium cases on chronographs and mechanical automatics, with Japanese and Chinese movements. Titanium weighs around half what steel does and causes no allergies, but it is harder to machine and to polish, which is why almost nobody uses it in this price range.

Iconic models

  • Titanium chronograph

    A mechanical automatic in a titanium case, the house signature.

  • Titanium field watch

    A light field watch, with the same case.

Worth knowing

Titanium weighs half what steel does and causes no allergies, but it costs more to machine. That is why it almost never turns up on watches at this price.

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