HAMILTON Spirit of Liberty H42415591 Watch Hamilton is no stranger to weird designs, as the Ventura series proves this, and interesting designs like Jazzmaster Regulator Cinema and Khaki Field Murph make things interesting. I've never really linked this brand to timetables. Despite its long history, its recent Hamilton Intra-Matic 68 timetable certainly changed my mind. The automatic transmission is Hamilton's H-10-S based on ETA C07.111. It has 25 gems, hits at 21,600 volts (3 hertz), and has 80 hours of power reserves. This is a hollow-out version of the ETA base with a custom Hamilton rotor, with a C tesdeGenve front and a vest on the back. Hamilton's Railway Skull Series also uses this movement. Because of the triangular shape of the case, the back provides a unique visual effect of the circular motion of the central countersunk head.Whether Ventura or Khaki Field Mechanical comes to mind when I think of Hamilton. Of course, Swiss brands go far beyond that, with the most valuable models in many industries.
Inspired by the timepieces of the 1960s and 1970s product series, especially those with reverse panda dials A and B in 1968 (and Hamilton Chrono-Matic in 1970), Intra-Matic 68 is a cool and mature return, but unfortunately it is limited to 1,968 (and they are all sold out). The new Hamilton Intra-Matic automatic timer is a direct follow-up product, retaining many products that make its predecessor special, and even improving one or two. Let's take a closer look.
Before Switzerland took the lead, Hamilton
best swiss replica watches was an awesome American watchmaker. Hamilton is a huge player in the railway industry, producing pockets and watches, and has a market share of more than 50%. During World War II, the company became a major supplier to the U.S. Army and its allies and completely stopped civilian production. Ocean timers have become the Hamilton specialty of navies around the world, as well as the field watches of the U.S. Army. After the war, Hamilton returned to civilian production with the world's first electric wristwatch, using an asymmetric Ventura series (made famous by Elvis Presley in his 1961 film Blue Hawaii). The U.S. business ceased in 1969, and the Buren Watch plant acquired by the company in 1966 shifted production to Switzerland. By 1972, the factory closed down, and SSIH acquired Hamilton (eventually Swatch Group) in 1974. The golden age of American watchmaking is over, but Hamilton has succeeded as a rebirth of Swiss brands and a subsidiary of Swatch Group.
The Intra-Matic 68 in 2017 is 42mm in diameter, and the built-in automatic timer (14.45mm in height) can reach 40mm. The 316L stainless steel case is polished completely and the polishing time is correct. The back is engraved with a sunrise pattern, which deforms to H when it extends to the edge, while the domed sapphire crystal mirror is coated with anti-reflective coating to protect the dial. The first thing I noticed when bundling it was the super-large booster at 2 o'clock and 4 o'clock, with a large, marked crown on the side. They are certainly not subtle, but absolutely fashionable. I like the retro atmosphere. On the left is the third propeller at 10 o'clock, level with the housing, for setting the date. The crown is tightened downward, easy to grasp and operate, and the case is 100 meters waterproof.
The
best fake watches dial has two colors. The reverse panda dial with blue or black panda dial has a white tachometer. I have a blue style and overall look more casual than a black one (although both are sports). The two white dials are located at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock, with a snailed pattern. The small second hand is on the left and the counter for 30 minutes on the right. The polished steel index indicates the time of the outer edge of Super-LumiNova. The polished steel clockwise and minute needles also have Super-LumiNova strips. The second hand of the central chronometer is white, and the two dial pointers are simple command stick contrasting black. A framed date window is located at 6 o'clock with black print on the white background. Although I usually don't like the date window, the date window is well balanced with the dial.
HAMILTON and its logo are printed in white at the top, and AUTOMATIC is above the date. I personally think INTRA-MATIC looks cooler than AUTOMATIC, but it's a little cunning. It's a fantastic dial, faithful to the original of the 1960s. The built-in automatic timer is Hamilton's H-31 core, based on ETA/Valjoux 7753 (also used in the early Intra-Matic 68). It has 27 gems with a tempo of 28,800 volts (4 hertz) and power storage for 60 hours. Functions include central hours, minutes and chronometer seconds, small seconds at 9 o'clock, 30 minutes at 3 o'clock and dates at 6 o'clock. Two actuators control the chronometer, with a flat third actuator on the left at 10 o'clock to timing ahead. The core is slightly decorated with custom "H" patterns processed on the bridge, but hidden behind the steel base cover.
This 20mm brown calf leather strap is designed with color matching stitches and stainless steel pins. It is ready-to-use, does not need running-in period, and is of good thickness without overfilling. The color matches the overall aesthetic effect. It's a less supplied band that fits my little wrist (or extra punching). Hamilton Intra-Matic automatic chronometer is an excellent value proposition, providing a large number of watches. The design perfectly captures the retro atmosphere of the 1960s, is more modern in size than the 37mm original and easier to manage than the 42mm diameter of Intra-Matic 68. I think 40mm
Hamilton Watches will be the best choice for many people.