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It was used by the Royal Navy in the late 60's early 70's. So you can imagine... [nt]
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As requested, some pictures of an under the radar Watch: Hamilton Royal Navy Chronograph.
Strong and delicious, this Hamilton Military Chronograph is just pleasure. If only it could talk! On its strap: This glossy black dial is a pure feast for the eyes. Not all of them are gilt. The touch of originality? Its asymmetric case. The movement is n...
Well,
you’re not that mean with this one ,but still not completely what I can call a good guy!Splendid specimen!Thanks for sharing with us !It is yours?
Good to know,
Maybe one day, after I’ll be done with the JLC frenezy that I’m into this days,thanks to you by the way !!!
A link, the link?
Think about the title, best watch aficionados. The link... I see the Hamilton have a Bond sign. Is there a dome crystal? The number color is gold or in an old yellow tint. Recognizing Omega’s Seamaster 300 diver No time to die. The Hamilton looks like a f...
From unwanted / unpopular watches, good to seeing them now under the radar ;-)
Three decades ago, probably when they were decommissioned, the London watches markets had piles of MOD watches models, IWC, JLC, Precista, CWC, Newmark, Hamilton. At that time they were going for a max. of 100 British pounds ;-) (I know you wish you had b...
Like I said Valjoux's like ;-)
I do not recall the Breitling, The Lemania version I do, I think the dials were re-done from Radium to Tritanium. Anyway good stuff they are back in good shape ;-)
