BoderryA10T-05
Boderry's own design, not a homage. More own designs
about$349
Regular price at the brand's own website, checked 31 Oct 2026. Marketplace prices change often.
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The Boderry Storm A10T-05 is Boderry's own design, not a homage of another watch. It has a 42 mm case and an automatic movement. It costs about $349 at the official store.
The Boderry Storm is a square skeleton watch with a titanium case and a bezel held by eight screws. The resemblance stops there. The dial is open to a skeleton movement, the hands are luminous arrows, and it comes on a rubber strap with no date and no Roman numerals.
The brand lists a titanium case, a sapphire crystal, a 42 mm width and 14.5 mm thickness, and a Boderry BD01(HZ) automatic movement with 72 hours of power reserve at 28,800 vph. Water resistance is given in ATM only, so no metre figure is shown. Lug-to-lug is not on the brand page and comes from reviewer measurements.
Specifications
Values marked ≈ are estimates, such as a reviewer's measurement.
- Case diameter
- 42 mm
- Lug-to-lug
- ≈ 55.3 mm
- Thickness
- ≈ 12.5 mm
- Lug width
- 24 mm
- Water resistance
- Not published
- Movement
- Automatic, BD01(HZ)
- Power reserve
- 72 h
- Crystal
- Sapphire
- Bezel
- Fixed square bezel with eight exposed screws
- Case material
- Titanium
- Lume
- Swiss Super-LumiNova BGW9
- Bracelet
- Fluororubber (FKM) strap
- Weight
- Not published
- ≈ A10T-05, Lug-to-lug: median of 2 agreeing independent measurements (55–55.5 mm); the maker does not publish it.
- ≈ A10T-05, Thickness: median of 2 agreeing independent measurements (12.5 mm); the brand states 14.5 mm.
What reviewers and owners say
Reviewers
From 3 reviews we read or watched, 2 of them with a watch supplied by the brand.
Reviewers who handled the Storm liked the titanium case and its finishing, the open movement and the long power reserve for the price. The main complaints are legibility, because the skeleton dial and curved crystal hide the hands, and weak lume that fades quickly or goes unnoticed in dim light. All three note that the movement does not stop its seconds hand when the crown is pulled.
The watch is large for its width. Two reviewers measured a lug-to-lug of about 55 mm, and one says it sits at the upper limit on a 7-inch wrist. Timekeeping varies by unit: one reviewer saw about minus 6 and minus 20 seconds a day on two examples, another saw 10 to 16 seconds a day. Two of the three reviews were supplied by the brand.
Good
- Titanium case with a sapphire crystal and a skeleton movement at a low price
- 72-hour power reserve at 28,800 vph, per the brand
- Finishing on the case and movement praised by reviewers
- Curved sapphire display back
Less good
- Seconds hand does not stop when the crown is pulled out, per three reviews
- Skeleton dial and curved crystal make the time hard to read
- Lume is weak and fades quickly
- Long lug-to-lug of about 55 mm
Known quality issues
Each reported by at least two independent sources.
- Reviewers report weak lume on the Storm: the hour markers fade quickly, or the lume is hardly noticeable in dim light.
Sources
Checked 31 Oct 2026. Every figure on this page comes from one of these pages.