The Ross came with either a copper dial or a standard Arabic numeral dial. Hamilton designed it with swept back lugs and a curved back. The inset portion of the dial is a silver-oyster color Butler finish. The rim is pure highly polished copper. It has 18K gold applied hands and inlaid Roman numerals. The […]
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Unusual watches custom made. The Art Deco model came in solid 14k white gold rectangular case with hooded lugs, a 19-jewel 982 movement, a silver matte dial with diamonds set into the hour markers. This one is approximately 22mm x 40mm and is a tank style. A similar release is the Top Hat, below right.
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Bidders suggested this Franklin wristwatch has extreme popularity. I don’t rememberanother Hamilton that brought as many bidders as this one. Hamilton would take orders for completed watches with different facesand components likes straps. This one has a 980 movement, individual numerals, and a classic (even for the 1930’s) face. It’s gold filled. Copyright 2006-2017 |
Eaton The Eaton is a moderately available model. Gold filled, but a handsome design with a Butler finished dial, separate 18K gold applied numerals and hands. The entire case is covered with gold. It has a 982 movement. Occasionally, you can find this watch on eBay for a steal, so look out, I will buy
The Essex is one of the most popular Hamilton Wristwatches. Some people refer to it as a “driver”and in fact, Hamilton re-issued it in the mid 1980’s as a driver with a standard face – gold numerals and hands with the Butler face. Something else to note, besides the fancy lugs and tank watch form,
