Why customers love Hamilton?

This mechanical Hamilton met the dual objective of being a green watch and hand-wound. I also wanted a solid watch; the brushed steel case and 50m water resistance support this criterion; and one that was relatively thin (hence the choice of a manual winding). Its "forest" green dial reinforces the "military" philosophy of the piece, to which is added a dual 12-hour and 24-hour minute track. Its luminova is light, which is a shame for a "military-style" watch; it's not very functional. The diameter is 38mm; the l…

Hello, I present to you my bronze khaki field watch, which I've loved wearing regularly for the past four years. I bought this watch when it came out. I was going to buy a classic machine-made steel khaki, and it came out. It was a real favorite. I like: - the patina of the bronze and the vintage feel of the model - the proportions: 38mm, 10mm thick - the mechanical winding - the readability of the dial and the painted indexes - 80-hour power reserve I recommend this model and Hamilton without reservation. I can'…

The first watch is often the same thing; you end up not wearing it anymore but you know you'll never sell it. That's what happened to me with my Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic. This very classic watch, which I wore a lot, ended up getting tired of me but I never stopped finding many qualities in it: beautiful case finish, pretty black embossed dial and a general elegance that make it a very interesting dress watch... but, despite everything, a little boring. To give it a little more character I decided to change the…

Adding a chronograph to my collection was an obvious and important step in my watchmaking journey. However, I wanted a model from a brand that was certainly accessible, but also respected, which is the case with Hamilton. Furthermore, I didn't want this complication to diminish the dressy character I often seek. So I found what I was looking for with this timepiece, which remains more elegant than sporty. I particularly appreciate the quality of the finishes: whether it's the dial, the decoration of the oscillating…

Thank you Hamilton for thinking of chicken wrists!! This Murph 38 is really superb!! Very elegant and at the same time sporty like a field. The work on the case and the bezel is superb with an alternation of polished and brushed. The original design contributes to giving this watch its character with its cathedral hand. Small downsides: the bracelet, very hard and the Lume ... disappointing next to Seiko. Too bad for 100m of water resistance that we do not have a screwed crown but hey we are not going to complain 1…

I fell in love with the Jazzmaster Open Heart watch, which focuses on precision with a new 42mm dial. Featuring a captivating shimmering midnight blue dial, this fascinating watch combines the modernity of urban architecture with the infinity of the cosmos. Highlighting Hamilton’s craftsmanship and attention to detail, the dial reveals the H-10 automatic movement. With its 80-hour power reserve and Nivachron™ balance spring, the Jazzmaster Open Heart Auto is mounted on a refined blue leather strap.

My first vintage watch, dating from 1978 which corresponds to my year of birth, bought for my birthday in November 2023, this little Hamilton pilot GG-W-113 is a watch issued by the US Army during the Vietnam War. History: In 1967, the US Army (the US Air Force) began producing the GG-W-113 for its pilots. 3 brands were selected (among others) by the US government: Benrus, Hamilton, Waltham and Marathon. Early examples do not feature any text on the dial, unlike the Marathon watches of the late 1980s. Fifteen jewe…

Having owned this watch for over 10 years, I can only emphasize the robustness of this piece. No problems to report, no breakdowns. Movement rather correct in terms of precision for this price range (ETA movement). Its rather thin case and an ideal size of 40mm make it very pleasant to wear on a daily basis. The open heart adds a real touch of originality and brings this beautiful timepiece to life. This is my first mechanical watch, so I have a pleasant memory of this first purchase which opened the doors to my…

In my possession for over 10 years, I still enjoy wearing this Jazzmaster with its partially openwork dial. The only brown watch in my collection, I love the sunburst and the way the light highlights each element of the dial. A watch that I wear regularly and that I appreciate for its precision, not one revision and it is still as precise!

My Hamilton khaki field GMT watch that I bought about ten years ago has followed me on so many adventures and trips that it is the ultimate watch for the adventurer, waterproof 200 meters GMT. I don't wear it much anymore, but when I take it out again, it brings back a sense of nostalgia, I still love it as much.