Image: Bernard, editor in chief Everyday Carry
Here’s a compilation of prototypes that make up the design benchmark for where we’re headed into the final production of the COURG.
COURG Titanium grade 2, with final bezel triangle marker dimensions
COURG on prototype Italian Leather MilStrap with exclusive Redux strap titanium hardware
Note that all variants come in date and no-date versions, including the Type-B.
Both Type-A and Type-B have been
Horween Chromexcel collaboration with the Worn & Wound team.
Horween Chromexcel: Color 8 (left), Natural (right)
Prototype of the Natural strap. Note that we will use a natural uncolored thread for this, and dark gray thread for the Color 8.
Italian leather MilStrap with secure understrap.
Italian MilStrap: Distressed tan (top), Saddle dark brown (bottom)
Image: Bernard, editor in chief Everyday Carry at Wind-Up, NYC
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