Ever since Undone burst onto the scene a few years ago with their incredibly clean, understated and well-built watches, we knew they were going to be a men’s watch brand to keep on the rader in the long run. The Undone Basecamp and Basecamp Standard watches were both great everyday pieces. Their latest version of the popular Basecamp watch sees them combining the simple looks and sharp lines of the original with a new sandblasted matte treatment to create something familiar yet unique. Here’s what they have to say about it–“Inspired by the raw industrial finishings found on tools and hardware, we gave our popular Basecamp the sandblasted matte treatment. For those looking for a no fuss, no thrills tool watch that is subtle and tasteful.” Add to that a Seiko NH35A automatic movement, 40mm stainless case, Lexan polycarbonate lens, 100 meters water resistance and one year warranty to create a complete timepiece package that punches way outside of its price range.
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