Discommon Goods
What's in the puck? Speedmaster? Monaco? Sub? You need the right watch for the right adventure, and now your Tracker Puck can dress accordingly.
With the interchangeable patch kits, you can customize your puck so you'll never second guess which to pack for your next trip to the moon... or the Mariana Trench.
The patch kits are designed specifically for The Tracker Puck. They are not compatible with the original non-AirTag puck.
Available in two distinctly Discommon 3-packs: Excursions (Dive, Race, and Space) and Numbered (1, 2, and 3). The Tracker Puck is sold separately.
Omega, Speedmaster, Heuer, Monaco, Rolex and Submariner are trademarks of their respective owners. Discommon is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
For the chronically curious
The man and his Monaco
Introduced in 1969, the Heuer Monaco became a motorsport icon after Steve McQueen wore one in the 1971 film Le Mans.
Square case. Racing pedigree. Catch him on the right day and Neil will have one on his wrist.
Houston, we have a chronograph
During Apollo 13, astronaut Jack Swigert used his Omega Speedmaster to time a critical 14-second manual engine burn after an oxygen tank explosion forced the crew to abandon the Command Module. The burn succeeded, and the craft splashed down safely in the South Pacific.
1.96 leagues under the sea
In 1960, a Rolex Deep Sea Special accompanied oceanographer Jacques Piccard and US Navy Lieutenant Don Walsh to the bottom of the Mariana Trench—strapped to the outside of their bathyscaphe.
10,916 meters deep, and the watch survived to tick another day.
Got your patches? Now get a puck.
The patch kits are designed specifically for The Tracker Puck.
