Hamilton watches

Square B Plain Hamilton resisted making wristwatches for men, even though it’s major competitor, Elgin, released it’s first  ones in 1910. Hamilton considered wristwatches unmanly and only for women. They positioned themselves in the market by saying a possible need existed for a sports and driving watch. You’ll see the first watches beginning in 1917. […]

What’s happened to the supply of used watches referred to as vintage or antiques? Several different situations have affected the supply. With the today’s market dynamics,  I’m at a loss to explain why prices for Hamilton vintage watches fell 40% in the last two years. It seems odd that long-held economic principles of supply and

The Sawyer is found in the 1955 Hamilton catalog and is listed as having a 10K gold filled case 18K gold numerals and stainless steal dots. It was in the upper mid-range priced watches. It came with a 17Jewel 730 movement. Sawyer Copyright 2006-2017 | All Rights Reserved

From the Hamilton website  Harrison Ford and Hamilton present a dynamic new watch to encourage timely action on pressing global conservation issues Found this on the Hamilton Website “Time waits for no man,” as the saying goes, especially when applied to the issue of environmental protection. Hamilton is reinforcing the urgent call to action made

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