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I bought this Hamilton watch for my wife and she absolutely loves it! She wanted a newer watch that was a bit nicer than her older one but still had a date feature. This watch had everything we were looking for. Price is definitely reasonable - overall a great buy.

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Hamilton Khaki Officer Men's Watch H70655733

I love this Hamilton watch, however I also received one with a dead battery. I went to have the battery replaced and it works like a charm now.

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Review by Shawn Stoner, From United Kingdom East Quay

Hamilton Pilot Day Date Automatic Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch H64615135

This Hamilton Khaki watch did not really end up looking like the picture. Also, the time set button broke the first day I had it.

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Review by Judith, From Belgium Antwerpen

In 2015, a rich palette of blues, from navy to petrol, adds its signature to the latest Hamilton ladies' watches. The color of elegance, sophistication and serenity makes b style statements in the name of the modern female. Harmoniously partnering materials such as mother of pearl and diamonds, or flirting with sunray patterns or teardrop indexes, blue steals the show.

We are introducing today the first watch: the RailRoad Lady Auto - 32 mm. Eleven diamonds, set in square chatons, and a precise automatic movement keep this refined ladies' timepiece on track for looks and performance. Fine blue markings towards the center of a mother of pearl dial form a perfect circle and match the flamed blue second hand.
A petrol blue leather strap intensifies the distinctive color code, or a classical metal bracelet presents a different look. The easy click fixture facilitates alternating between the two, to suit a change of mood or outfit. Femininity always has the final word via elongated indexes and slender nickeled hour and minute hands.

Which brand sets appointments at an altitude of 2,610 metres? The one and only Hamilton, which in this case had flown into Zermatt for the launch of its new Khaki Takeoff, issued in a limited edition in conjunction with one of the world's most well-respected rescue teams. The famous company also serves as a learning centre for teams from dozens of different countries who come to the Valais mountains to gain unique experience of search-and-rescue missions in sometimes extreme Alpine conditions.

For Hamilton, this partnership is as much about heart-felt kinship as it is about prestige. Not only has Hamilton been historically committed to the field of aviation, but it has also proved a faithful ally, including by supporting one of the most brilliant aerobatics pilots, Nicolas Ivanoff, for the past ten years. It's also been five years since Air Zermatt and Hamilton first crossed (flight) paths…

Inspired by the glaciers of the Valais region
This high-flying encounter gave rise in 2010 to the first Khaki model adorned with the famous Air Zermatt insignia. The next and most recent one shown here will be joining the 2015 collections. "We move at our own pace", says Sylvain Dolla, CEO Hamilton. "We have no strict schedule; we carefully monitor the feedback from pilots who tell us what they would find really useful, and we do our best to deliver it the following year."

As one would expect, this model boasts a generous 46.3 mm diameter. It is equipped with a specifically developed ETA H-31 calibre ensuring a 60-hour power reserve. But the most distinctive feature of this timepiece is the way it can be parted from its strap and thus transformed into a traditional fully-functional detachable chronograph that naturally finds its place on the cockpit instrument panel of the eight Air Zermatt helicopters. This system is nothing new for Hamilton, which had already used it for its Khaki Navy Pioneer, a model mounted at the time on a gimbal suspension system.

Another detail that betrays Air Zermatt's vocation is the fact that this watch has a counter displaying the hours rather than the date and thus serving to measure the elapsed time in flights that last longer than one hour. The pushers of these chronographs are thus also placed at noon so as to be easily activated even when the watch is not on its strap. This 'bullhead' type of design is not the general rule at Hamilton, which finds it appreciable within this context of professional usage, but of no particular relevance to the public at large.

One model, three versions
The Khaki Takeoff is being introduced in two initial versions. The first is a 60-piece limited edition bearing the insignia of the mountain rescue service along with red markings. Why 60? Sylvain Dolla salutes the bright idea expressed by the pilots: "From the Matterhorn, you can see 60 mountains towering to 4,000 metres and above. The Takeoff will thus not be numbered, but instead each of the models will carry the name of one of these 60 peaks". Collectors take note: the most famous summits will thus be embodied in what are by nature one-of-a-kind creations. By order of engraving, the Mont Blanc will be the equivalent of watch number 1, the Matterhorn will be number 11, the Jungfrau number 36… and so on and so forth, each encapsulating a proud alpine and horological heritage.

Alongside this highly exclusive model, another one launched at the end of 2014 will be limited to 1,999 units and similar in all ways, apart from yellow tachometric markings. Finally, Hamilton has also announced the November 2015 launch of a three-hand plus date model with a more urban-style 42 mm case.

Watch brand HYT (Hydro Mechanical Horologists), launched in 2012, is managed by five partners, with Vincent Perriard as their CEO. A graduate of the Neuchâtel business school, he started out working for communications group Trimedia before joining Audemars Piguet in 1995 as communications director. He moved to Hamilton in 1999 as international vice-president for marketing, and in 2000 became one of the co-founders of the Brand DNA agency, working as its CEO for six years. After a spell as president of Concord Watch and then CEO of TechnoMarine, Vincent Perriard was seduced by the revolutionary HYT project in 2011.

Since 1951, Hamilton watches have been popular among the big Hollywood film directors. With a repertoire of over 400 films, the brand certainly knows how to meet the expectations of actors and actresses.

The timepieces worn by the characters Maravan and Andrea in "Der Koch", directed by Ralf Huettner, evoke love and passion, just like the film, which tells the story of two colleagues starting out in creating lovers' menus for couples who have hit a sticky patch. The  combines romanticism with a careful attention to detail. Its masculine counterpart, the , represents the meeting of beautiful mechanics with a b affirmation of virility. The exclusive H-20-S movement places both these models centre stage, revealed using the traditional art of skeletonisation.

Hamilton will be accompanying Andrea and Maravan on an aphrodisiac journey across Switzerland, visiting all the Christ jewellers stores, which will culminate in a oriental finale in the PurPur bar in Zurich for the Hamilton Music & Senses Get-Together on 2 September, just after the avant-premiere of the film, which will go on general release in Switzerland on 4 September 2014.

produced by Senator Film (Sonja Ewers, Helge Sasse) and C-Films Produktion 2 (Anne Walser), in co-production with Schubert International, Network Movie and the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation.

Two new RailRoad timepieces connect Hamilton's deep-rooted tradition of transportation timekeeping with technology and design that love to access undiscovered territories. Alluding to the brand's title as "The Watch of Railroad Accuracy", gained in nineteenth century America, they integrate styling elements from pocket watches of that era. The RailRoad Auto Chrono has a coiled length of track accommodating a tachymeter, while the RailRoad Small Second has a new propriety movement affording an eye-catching dial layout. In this article, the RailRoad Auto Chrono watch is in highlight.

The case of the RailRoad Auto Chrono, with its rounded edges, vertical brushing and tapered pusher protectors, transports the imagination directly to the times of pocket watches. No longer confined to pockets, today's timepiece is secured by a stylish stainless steel bracelet or a black leather strap with fine stitching.

The case of the RailRoad Auto Chrono, with its rounded edges, vertical brushing and tapered pusher protectors, transports the imagination directly to the times of pocket watches. No longer confined to pockets, today's timepiece is secured by a stylish stainless steel bracelet or a black leather strap with fine stitching.

Revue FH - 29 April 2010

This unique watch has discovered its own way of putting the past, present and future on the same map. Its design structure is inspired by the geographic coordinates system based on lines of latitude and longitude. Implementation of its unusual timekeeping concept unites finger-operated timekeeping in four up-to-the-minute time zones with zany design belonging to the future. In this watch Hamilton provocatively merges nostalgia for its American roots with the latest Swiss technology to offer a glimpse of tomorrow. This timepiece lets the fingers do the walking, leaving the mind free to exercise its memory and imagination.

Hamilton took inspiration for the Time Player from a design the company originally created for a clock in the Stanley Kubrick movie, 2001: Space Odyssey and brought it back to earth. For centuries, man believed that the earth's surface was flat. Hamilton playfully revisits this idea with the Time Player watch, in a design that is resolutely contemporary and inspired by a society constantly on the move, taking change in its stride. A totally flat 48 mm by 42 mm titanium case is split into nine squares, eight filled with movable counters and one left empty like a sliding puzzle. These counters, separated by lines symbolizing those of latitude and longitude, enable the wearer to set and measure time in the current location, plus three others. A Hamilton logo marks the here and now, while the additional three places are identified by color-coded printed names of the dynamic metropoles, Dubai, New York and Tokyo to prove that the brand is always on the move. The remaining four counters are all individual watch dials, in colors to match the corresponding location, so that they can dedicate their energy to tracking the passage of time in the defined destination.

To set the time in a desired time zone the wearer simply moves the corresponding miniature watch to the central square and adjusts via a crown. Once this is done, all of the counters can be moved around again at will. Two easy to grip crowns are positioned on each of the two sides of the case where the attachment joins. The thick black rubber strap also picks up the theme of right angles with corresponding indents and a neat folding buckle.
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Christian Viros, Chairman of the Board of TechnoMarine since 2006, has recruited several industry talents worldwide to work with him in the reorganization of TechnoMarine and help guide and launch the brand into a new arena.
Vincent Perriard, has been appointed CEO of TechnoMarine as of August and will lead the worldwide organization. Vincent brings a solid background in the watch making business having held several leadership positions in marketing, product development and general management in brands such as Audemars Piguet, Hamilton (Swatch Group) and most recently at Concord as President of the brand. Vincent possesses great knowledge of the industry which will be utilized to propel the brand into its next phase.The newly appointed executive team plans to disrupt the Swiss watch industry with their new vision just as they did eleven year ago with the Diamond Cruise by working closely together in every aspect of brand building to launch TechnoMarine in a new Marine universe with a fresh direction and cool factor. The specific targeted goals will be to strengthen the brand and business worldwide with innovative products, high quality standards, introduce future watch concepts and reinforce the Cruise collection for new momentum, a new mission and a b vision to reach a new audience. The new strategy plans for product, marketing concepts, corporate identity and new distribution will buzz from Basel 2010 to culminate in the following months...