There’s a new RGM 151 available soon, it’s a 151-G with a matte green dial and rhodium sword hands.
We have partnered with Montague Bikes so that those who Pre-Order a 151-G and a Montague Paratrooper folding bike from RGM will get the following.
Special price on the watch/bike combo.- $4250.
FKM Florine rubber strap included at no charge.
Our highly rated Keystone Deployant clasp at no charge.
Bikes will ship in September, and watches will ship by November. Offer on stainless-steel 151-G version only. Paratrooper bike available in Medium 18” or Large 20”.
Contact: sales@rgmwatches.com or call 717-653-9799.
The 151-G goes nicely with the Montague Paratrooper, both are rugged and ready for adventure!
We wanted to work with Montague because like RGM they have a unique niche product and are passionate about delivering quality.
The 151 models have an American-made case in either stainless steel or titanium. Any stainless steel version can be polished, brushed, or a combination of both finishes. Titanium cases have a brushed finish only. The thin bezel and large dial are a hallmark of the 151 models, in fact, the dial is larger than watches of a much greater size. The case is thin for its diameter and curves comfortably to the wrist.
More about Montague:
Montague bikes are different, they use standard full-size wheels that millions of bikes use all around the globe. These wheel sizes have been chosen by countless riders and all major bike companies because they offer by far the best stability, rolling resistance, and obstacle clearance. The team at Montague only makes full-size folding bikes and has been doing it better than anyone since 1987.
Montague starts out with a full-size high-performance bike, and, without compromising performance in any way, reduces the size as small as possible. The result is a bike that rides as well as, or better than, comparably priced un-foldable bikes from large bike brands, but folds down small enough to fit in a car trunk, closet, bus, train, private airplane, or RV.
Montague’s design philosophy is that performance comes first