For the upcoming Baselworld 2013 event, the Swiss watchmaker Hamilton has prepared a model that, while being extremely simple, has a really good chance of standing from the huge crowd of second-tier brands. Taking the idea of a two-faced watch a trifle further than before, the former American manufacturer has prepared a watch that displays time, while allowing you to admire one of its two movements. Meet the Hamilton Jazzmaster Face2face.
Hamilton has recently updated its Jazzmaster family with a new automatic chronograph that sports a fairly fresh Caliber H21 automatic movement that we have already seen on the Hamilton Khaki Aviation X-Patrol model that was presented back in February. Based on the time-proven ETA Valjoux 7750 ebauche, the movement features an upgraded energy storage module with the maximum power reserve extended over 60 hours.
Look who has just got a sibling! The military-styled Hamilton Khaki Pilot automatic watch that was first revealed back in early 2010 has just received a younger brother. Called Hamilton Khaki Aviation Pilot Chronograph, the new automatic watch from the legendary brand nicely fits a bullet-proof ETA Valjoux 7753 movement into the same mid-sized body of a tactical timekeeper.
The new Hamilton Khaki Aviation X-Patrol automatic wrist watch looks like an evolution of the stealthy Hamilton Khaki X-Mach Pilot watch that was presented almost exactly three years ago in February, 2009. The difference between the two? Well, preserving all the controls and being powered by virtually the same movement, the new version now lets you convert nautical miles into statute miles and back. And the watch has also become smaller.
With a substantial, even intimidating, stainless steel body that measures more than 46 millimeters in diameter, the new hand-wound Hamilton Khaki Navy Pioneer can easily serve both as a big wrist watch and as a small desk clock.
The American-based watchmaker has finally introduced a full-fledged flight computer into its product range. The multifunction Hamilton Khaki Flight Timer quartz-powered pilot’s watch was created together with Air Zematt, the Swiss helicopter transport and rescue service.
The Swiss-American watchmaking brand and the environmental nonprofit organization Conservation International (CI) joined their forces to create a special edition Hamilton Conservation Auto Chronograph wrist watch.
The new Hamilton Pan Europ automatic chronograph watch is a tribute to the 1971 model that was issued under the same name. No wonder why its total production run is limited to only 1971 pieces.
It is always a pleasure to see a second-tier brand going the hard way and turning a simple (and common) complication into a unique feature of the watch. The new Hamilton Khaki SkyMaster UTC automatic watch is the latest example of such an approach.
The second-tier Swiss watch brand has once again updated its Lady Hamilton Vintage range of ladies watches.
