Nite Watches has highlighted its partnership with British Paralympian Jack Eyers and the 'Mission Memory' team, consisting of adventurers Ben Watkins and Oliver Smee. The trio recently completed a training session in Christchurch Harbour, Dorset, near the brand's headquarters. During the session, the athletes wore Nite Alpha and Alpha Z watches as they prepared for upcoming endurance challenges aimed at raising £30,000 for Race Against Dementia and Sue Ryder. The Mission Memory team is preparing for two major events: the Devizes to Westminster International Canoe Race on April 4, 2026, and the 1,000-mile Yukon challenge in Canada starting July 9, 2026. Ben and Oliver are notably the youngest team to qualify for these events. The Yukon 1,000 involves kayaking over 100 miles per day through wilderness for ten consecutive days without external support. Nite Watches will act as a support vehicle for the 24-hour Devizes to Westminster race and will continue to follow the team's progress through the finish line of the Yukon 1,000. This collaboration is part of the Nite Mavericks program, which features individuals undertaking extreme physical and charitable endeavors while utilizing the brand's tritium-illuminated timepieces.