Powell with Custom Face and Hands This is a popular transition Hamilton wristwatch. Hamilton offered it from 1955-1958. It has a similar face to the Arnold with a popular outside band and Coburn style lugs. It came with a 10K rolled gold case and stainless back. It was a lower-end watch selling in the $42-48 […]
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Fero Feldman Swiss Watch This isn’t a Hamilton watch, but it’s an example of how you can miss out on a special Hamilton watch when a seller doesn’t know what he has. I bought four undocumented Hamilton watches two years ago because the sellers thought they were replicas. The Swiss watch pictured here is in
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Enamel Face Hamilton Withrop From 1939 Catalog The Hamilton Winthrop Wristwatch case was available in yellow or coral 14K gold-filled finish, bezel and back. You could chose the face with the Butler finish/18K applied gold numerals or two-tone enamel. It came with the 14/0 980 Hamilton movement. The dimensions are 20x42mm. Copyright 2006-2017 | All
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“Dimitrie Vicovanu, like a specialized surgeon, goes into the inner worlds of wristwatches, restoring the old and nonticking to near perfection.” One of the best articles I have seen about a great watchmaker. As rare as we are it’s special when The New York Times publishes an article about a “73” year-old gentleman with magic
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Cross Country From 1956 Hamilton Catalog Hamilton’s Innovation strap version. The Cross Country kept time in five (5) time zones. Revolutionary for the time and difficult to read. It came with an 18 Jewel Illinois Movement, Yellow gold filled case with a stainless steel back, color hands and 18 gold markers. It’s part of the
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