Meet the Owner
"A hyper-competitive control freak, with no sense of moderation, and an extreme tolerance to failure."
Rob Valli has spent his life testing things to failure and keeping only what works—from racing sled dogs and building companies to designing his own gear when nothing off the shelf was good enough. He has a habit of pushing tools to their limits and cutting anything that doesn’t prove itself. OUTCAST is what happens when someone like that decides to build watches instead of excuses.
In Collaboration with 'Tactical Shit'...
In collaboration with TJ, the owner of Tactical Shit & Sig Glockincolt, we are now offering a Special Edition of the Marksman Shooting Watch for guys who send rounds long distances...
In collaboration with TJ the owner of Tactical Shit & Sig Glockincolt, we are now offering a Special Edition of the Marksman Shooting Watch for guys who send rounds long distances...
Seiko automatic movement powered Shooting watch with 'O.U.T.C.A.S.T. multi-purpose bezel', in PVD Black
- 41mm Case
- 20ATM/200m
- Black PVD Finish
- Bracelet has screws (not pins) and a tool-less micro adjust
- NH35 Seiko Movement
How the Dial Works
The 'Marksman' (or 'Shooting') watch is for shooters who send rounds long distances, in wind, under pressure, and want non-caliber specific ballistic info where they can easily access it—on their wrist.
Crosswind Correction:
The numbers around the edge of the dial are crosswind correction factors—same as the cosine values you'd use in a ballistic calculator.
- Figure out the wind’s direction on the clock. (e.g. wind from 1 o’clock)
- Find that hour mark on the dial.
- Multiply your wind speed by the number shown.
That gives you the effective crosswind speed to use when calculating your hold.
- Example: 10 mph wind from 1 o’clock → factor at 1 = 0.5, so 10 × 0.5 = 5 mph is your effective crosswind ...That 5 mph is what you plug into your ballistic data—not the full 10.
MIL to MOA Conversion:
If you treat the hour markers as MILs, then the inner track is your MOA equivalents. This way, if your data and your scope aren’t in the same system, you can quickly convert between them without a chart or your phone. It’s a visual reference that saves time and prevents mistakes.
- Example: You want to know the MOA equivalent to 5 MILS, so you look at 5 o'clock marker, and then look at the numbers in the inner tract and find the number corresponding to 5, which is 17.2 MOA, in this case.
Note: All watches are built on demand and shipped from the factory in Hong Kong. Please allow ~3 weeks for delivery.
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