Obviously, this is one of the futurist Hamiltons. The circa on a watch like this is 1961. Original it came with silver dial and applied gold numerals and markers and gold hands. Used 23 jewel caliber 770 movement.
You’ll see this watch listed as high as $3,000, but that’s an extreme.
This information and the photos are contributed by Classic Watch
This is a gold filled 34 x 32mm asymmetrical case with snap back signed Hamilton factory crown; gold sunburst dial with gold markers and hands. 22 jewel caliber 770 movement and the rarest of the asymmetrical designs by Gilbert Albert*.
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*Note: Gilbert Albert is considered one of the most innovative and artistic modern jewelers. In his approach, the traditional and conventional designs of cases were completely re-drawn, defying the conventional shapes that manufacturers were used to producing. Much of his inspiration came from his love of modern sculpture and, in particular, his admiration for Brancusi and Mondrian. – antiquorum
Gilbert Albert together with like-minded designer Richard Arbib (Hamilton Electric) pushed the triangular and rhomboid envelopes.
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