Living and working around the ocean demands trust — in the tides, in your instincts, and in the tools you bring along. For California waterman Corban Campbell, that trust has been earned over years spent navigating the Pacific coastline, from Ventura to Baja.

A surfer, fisherman, and freediver, Corban moves between land and sea, often spending hours offshore in search of clean swells or underwater visibility. In these conditions, simplicity and reliability matter.

For the past three years, Corban has worn a Vaer’s solar-powered watches as part of his everyday kit. Designed to convert any light source — sunlight, lamplight, even candlelight — into continuous energy, it delivers months of autonomous timekeeping with no need for charging cables or battery swaps.

Built for daily wear in and around the water, the appeal is simple: zero maintenance, perpetual timekeeping.