CK Lim wrote: Good day. I’m CK here from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I came to know your website after helping my uncle to identify a vintage he recently acquired – Hamilton Type A-11 for U.S. servicemen (please refer attachments). However I was unable to find any info about this piece, therefore would like to seek […]
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The Khaki invention The War Department named Hamilton the official watch of the US Military as far back as 1917. Hamilton used a 981 pendant movement to run those early doughboy models. Afterward, the company made watches for aviation, especially the US Postal Service, and eventually became the primary supplier of watches for the Allies in World
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The Hamilton Watch Company I once made an inherent and possibly questionable assumption that more people collect Hamilton watches than any other in the world. Starting with the company’s early railroad movement and up to the Ventura, few can question Hamilton’s reputation for innovation and reliability. Regardless of my feelings, I had to question my conclusions.
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