“Two years in, still fresh. 300 ft up, taking calls without pulling out my phone. It's earned its place on my wrist.”


A story from the job.
Two stories up at twenty-five below, the wind took David's ladder. Nobody coming till six. Gloves still on, he called his buddy Karl from his watch. Karl showed up with a ladder.

What was on his wrist.
Gloves on, it still lit up. Calls come to your wrist while your phone stays in the truck.

What buyers say.
“Two years in, still fresh. 300 ft up, taking calls without pulling out my phone. It's earned its place on my wrist.”
“I bought the watch mostly because I got tired of missing calls when I'm outside and my phone is buried under a vest and jacket. I was not looking for a fitness watch. I was not trying to become a smartwatch person. I just wanted to stop playing phone tag all day. It's been useful enough that now I notice when I forget to put it on.”
“I'm an electrician and yes the APEX fits a woman. It is definitely big. I almost decided it was too big the first day but I got used to it. I mostly use it to glance at messages when I'm up a ladder because I'm not digging a phone out up there. That's honestly what sold me on keeping it.”
“Covered with brake cleaner fluid, banged into steel everyday & it still works like the day I bought it. This thing walks the walk.”

Zero risk.
If it doesn't earn its place on your wrist, send it back for a full refund.