Our Story

Whose time is it?

Why we built Sailor.

How a watch is born

  1. A family at a kitchen table at night, hands joined in prayer around an open Bible

    Chapter 1

    The promise

    …old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.2 Corinthians 5:17

    The founder of REDIMO doesn't come from a family of watchmakers. He comes from a conversion. When he met Christ, the old life got heavy: he had a business that paid the bills, but he was selling things his conscience could no longer carry. One night at the kitchen table, he walked away without knowing what came next. He made one promise: whatever he builds, it carries His Word.

  2. An open Bible with gold edges beside a two-tone watch on tooled leather

    Chapter 2

    The verse comes first

    Nothing here starts in a catalog. It starts with an open Bible. Before color, size or price, we choose a verse: one that gets prayed at home, one that gets said at the door before work. If the verse can't stand on its own, there is no watch. That is why every model is named after its verse and carries its reference.

    The verse comes first. Then the watch.

  3. Hands drawing a watch dial in white pencil at a workbench at night

    Chapter 3

    The drawing

    Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables.Habakkuk 2:2

    Then come a pair of hands and a white pencil. Late at night at the workbench, the dial is drawn around the verse: the cross or the symbol above, the reference below, every mark placed so the Word reads at a glance. The hands that draw don't sign their work. They go slowly, like someone writing a letter that will be kept for a lifetime.

  4. The engraved steel caseback of a two-tone watch on tooled leather

    Chapter 4

    The faith to convince a factory

    Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.Hebrews 11:1

    With the drawing done, the hardest part was still ahead: finding someone to make it. The factories that know watches are far away, and a watch with a verse is not what they are usually asked for. We wrote. We explained. We kept asking. It took faith to ask for it exactly this way, nothing removed. In the end, a factory across the ocean said yes. It engraves the reference into the steel of every caseback, right against the skin.

  5. A father fastens a watch on his teenage son's wrist on a porch while the grandfather looks on

    Chapter 5

    On the family's wrist

    And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children.Deuteronomy 6:7

    And then it arrives where it was meant to be. In the truck at five in the morning. In church on Sunday, with the shirt pressed. On the job site, at the office, in the kitchen. And one day on a son's wrist, as his father fastens the clasp and says what was once said to him at the door: “Dios por delante, son.”

    The verse comes first. Then the watch.

Redime el tiempo.

See the watches

30days

Try it on. Then decide.

If it is not the watch you expected, send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund of the watch price. You may size the bracelet first: return the links and pins you removed with the watch.

Returns policy

2years

Covered where it counts.

Manufacturing defects are covered for two years from the day your watch arrives: movement, case, dial, crystal and clasp.

Warranty terms