The clear commitment to quality really shines through with this watch. The designer's experience brings a holistic understanding to the watch. The movement is superior and the dial design is simple and detailed at the same time. Probably the best and the hardest part is the elements all actually work together. It's getting more than its fair share of my wrist time.

Being intrigued by an offer of an enamel dial with a manual wind Swiss movement I just had to check it out . I ordered the Florida green version since it was a color I really hadn’t seen before and I was really impressed . The Watch dial color really stands out in person and the package includes 3 straps in total for variety . Though i do especially love the Cordura gray strap . Throw in the beveled bezel and clear caseback excellent water resistance love it . . The watch is a keeper thanks Justin

I have eight other Swiss automatic watches; seven of which are microbrands, but I've been looking at field watches for a minute now. I wanted to fill that slot and was going back and forth between Weiss, CW "Dune" Circula and Formex when Camp Watches popped up on my feed. My initial impression was that the dial looked sick and was kind of similar to the anOrdain with the multiple lacquer coats. Since I was Johnny Come Lately to that party and it's now an 18 month waitlist, I thought I should snag this Camp up ASAP and hope for the best . when it arrived, I wasn't disappointed. The dial was deep and rich as expected and the numerals were cool. I was so enamored with the dial that I totally missed the nuances of the case. there is this really cool, unexpected combination of brushed sides with a telescoping polished bezel topped by domed crystal. It's all very subtle, but beautiful and nuanced in a way that field watches usually aren't. I thought I would like this watch. I love this watch.