45mm - Heirloom Dual Sapphire Titanium Compass Gen 3 ( 2024 Batch )
45mm - Heirloom Dual Sapphire Titanium Compass Gen 3 ( 2024 Batch )
Launching May 15th - Jump On The Waitlist Now To Be Notified!
Limit 2 Per Customer - New 2024 Small Batch
New Gen 3
1. Now 45mm vs the gen 2 which was 39mm - 15% Larger viewing area!
2. Also has a new buttery smooth Gen 3 free flowing compass needle due to an improved design with new extreme accuracy and double end convex machined pinion needle
The Heirloom Dual Sapphire Titanium Compass was designed by several graduate students on staff to guide them through life journeys. We wanted to make something that would last for several generations.
The frame is made from a single piece of grade 5 titanium. The top bail is free spinning titanium for easy carry and will not bunch up in your pocket. This design is perfect for laying on a map to see through to your declination.
Remember this compass is not a "moral compass"... that is up-to you. However it will point you North, South, East or West ;)
Indicator head is fully coated in Swiss Super-LumiNova® Grade X1, which is the brightest possible none radioactive phosphorous to date.
Weight : 1.5 Ounces
Dimensions : 1.75" diameter x .35" ( specifically picked to guide you all year round )
Loop Head .6 Titanium
Loop Base 316L Stainless Steel
Pressure Tested : 2ATM - 66 Feet
Video Below Was For The Initial Gen 1 Release!
45mm - Heirloom Dual Sapphire Titanium Compass Gen 3 ( 2024 Batch ) in Action
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Two of my favorite materials Sapphire and Titanium, in a compass. It doesn't get any better than this, the quality is superb. I attached it to some titanium hardware for easy access in my pocket, and paired it to a leather pouch.
i enjoyed the first one, and i enjoy this one more, roughly in proportion to the increase in dimension. if they make a bigger one, chances are i’ll buy that one, too, and then enjoy making a tiny stepped tower of compasses on my desktop…
Super high quality materials, beautiful piece. Honestly, it's so nice I'm afraid to carry it lol. I plan on passing this one down when I go...
I’ll start by stating the compass is really nice. It is a quality build with excellent materials. I purchased Gen 3 because I wanted to avoid the “sticky needle” other reviews of Gen 1 and 2 mentioned. I believe the needle issue is a result of the unique design. No liquid with a suspended needle between two sapphire crystals. The compass must be completely flat to provide an accurate bearing. It’s a great compass for the purpose of establishing general direction. The videos show Gen 1 coming with a carry sleeve. Gen 3 does not have a carry sleeve, so I made my own. I do wish the lines on the bottom crystal were located on the inside rather than the exposed outside. My compass now has a case so those lines should be protected. The fit and feel of the compass is awesome. The performance of the needle is ok. I do like the size. It is close to most other round compasses I have. It’s basically a pocket watch size compass. The lume on the E, W, and S is not nearly as strong as the North and needle. Not a big deal, just notable. The letters are thin and obviously cannot hold a lot of lume. Overall, I’m happy with my purchase.
I really really want to give this more stars. This is the absolute perfect design for me and it is made out of super high quality materials. Now the negative: This is the second one of these I have purchased (the Gen 1 and now the Gen 2). Both have a super sticky needle that if isn't located exactly in the proper place on the vertical spindle, the compass is completely unusable. I've had much less expensive compasses that have functioned flawlessly. Like I said, the materials are top notch but at $200 I expected a more functional piece. Perhaps a jewel bearing system and a spindle redesign would elevate this good compass into perfection. Also, the painted lines on the back of the compass wear off over time. Maybe move them to the inside of the back sapphire window. Make this thing more functional and it will be the greatest compass on earth!