UNDONE Watches are simply some of the most unique timepieces around thanks to their ability to be customized and even personalized, and their legit superhero-themed versions are no gimmicks. Their latest might actually be their greatest as it pays homage to the caped crusader. Inspired by the Batmobile and the Mech-Batsuit from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, the coloring, matte sandblasted surface, and angular titanium case looks both purposeful and unique. The 47mm diameter timepiece boasts a Seiko-sourced and reliable NH35A mechanical automatic movement. The dial showcases a quantum radar grid and a date wheel with yellow indicator. The famous Bat logo appears on the dial, caseback, and CNC-machined screwdown crown. A scratch-resistant domed sapphire crystal provides protection, and a simple rubber strap locks it down. The Batman Quantum Watch comes in two versions: Standard and a 500-piece Limited Edition with a tough Diamond-Like-Carbon (DLC) coating for that extra measure of stealth.
UNDONE x Batman Quantum Watch
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