An absolutly fabulous example of an early Hamilton. Stay tuned...

Reference Number: HAM - 193

The epitome of 1930s style. Stay tuned...

Reference Number: HAM - 194

A marvelous example of an early curved Hamilton. Stay tuned...

Reference Number: HAM - 196

They don't get much more old school than this... 14K sold gold case is the very definition of tank and in wonderful condition. White dial with gold applied numerals is the definition of Hamilton's look, and the overall condition is terrific - indicitive of the owner's lifestyle. Manual wind movement is the usual high Hamilton standard. This watch was the choice of successful leaders throughout the 30s and 40s, and its timelessness remains today. Sometimes a classic speaks for itself.

Reference Number: HAM - 187

Take the refined elegance of the "Brockton", add a touch of 50s flair and you have the " Stafford". Again, a 14K case, this time with raised top and bottom, curved lugs and a more modern dial design - a nice mix of applied gold numerals and markers. Again, all original, and powered by the trademark Hamilton manual wind movement. So, are you more a 30s gentlemen or a 50s playboy?

Reference Number: HAM - 188

Hamilton was famous for watches of the highest quality made with tremendous care. Stylings were consevative, and a model like this one was as a fashion leader. Gold filled case is a classic curved edge square, with cool, large, curved faceted lugs. Add to this distinctive look the classic white dial with gold numerals, and you have a simple standout. All-original condition, powered by a strong Hamilton manual wind movement. Want a 40s classic with just a dose of panache? Look here.

Reference Number: HAM - 180

All the style of the Deco period comes out in the rare "Perry". Tonneau shape gold filled case is large and comfortable, with distinctive grills at 3 and 9 on the bezel and an attractive line where the bezel meets the lugs. Dial is traditonal Hamilton, in white with applied gold numerals, as is the wonderful Hamilton manual wind movement. Note the detail on the hands and numerals - just wonderful and perfect for the period. Too, the Perry comes from an era when white was the prevailing color for Hamiltons, making this yellow model a bit rarer than most. A keeper for Hamilton collectors and still amazing with a grey flannel suit!

Reference Number: HAM - 181

A 20s mainstay for Hamilton, the "Hastings" is a watch we never tire of. Simple rounded corner square case is just wonderful in white gold filled, and the white dial, black numerals and blue steel hands make this watch the timekeeping equivalent of a tuxedo. Stunning. All-original and, as always, powered by the tried and true Hamilton manual wind movement. Even if his everyday watch is a big steel divers chronograph, a proper gentleman should keep one of these around for formal wear!

Reference Number: HAM - 182

A genuinely unusual and sought after Hamilton. White gold filled case is three piece and terrific, with a great deal of beautiful details and engraving. The cut corner was a very desirable case design of the period, and one that is proised by collectors today. White dial with strong back numerals and logo only enhansd the package, as do the original hands and detailed crown. We love Hamiltons unequivocally, but must admit that this one has a special appeal. And, it will go perfectly with your 1930 Cadillac V-12 phaeton!

Reference Number: HAM-165

This yellow gold filled three-piece case model is in fine overall condition and very rare. Early to mid 20s vintage, this watch draws it's design from a time when a few premium companies were putting seconds dials at 9 o'clock rather than at 6 where it has become standard. Illinois, Waltham made a few of these, but Hamiltons were very rare, making this quite a good find for collectors. Dial is white with black numerals and details and matching hands, showing even patina but still in good order. Movement is running beautifully, and the case, crystal, crown and other details are as they should be. This is a very comfortable, unassuming watch on the wrist, and this comfort added to its rare status make it a prize, indeed.

Reference Number: HAM - 190

this watch has all the elements that make early wristwatches desirable - a three-piece white case with lovely engraved details on the side, striking and simple white dial with large gold/black numerals and a traditional cushion shape that is still one of the most comfortable and pleasing designs around. Skeleton hands, textured crown and large, easy to read seconds dial were terrific period features and this watch has them all. All-around fine condition, and the manual wind movement has the usual strong beat of a Hamilton. The rarity of a white watch, the fine early details and overall appeal make this a great one. And, it's as comfortable with a suit as with jeans. How many watches can say that?

Reference Number: HAM - 191

An early 50s standby here, with the traditonal Hamilton gold filled case, two-tone dial with numerals and markers and original details all-around. Manual wind. A great watch all around. Know how a stock, clean 1956 Chevy coupe still turns heads today? When she was new, the owner did not order the Super Sport package or choose Flamingo Red, but the passage of time has served her well. If you're the kind of person who would have ordered white instead of metallic green and spent the difference on the sport suspension, you'll love this watch!

Reference Number: HAM - 186

One of the first round Hamiltons to appear from Lancaster. Yellow gold filled case is very crisp, with desirable curved lugs, a tight snap back case and the solid Hamilton feel you expect. Dial is terrific with applied gold numerals and a larger sub-seconds ring. Standard manual wind movement is strong. This is an ideal starter vintage watch, and is one you can wear everyday and with most styles. Pre-1955 round models are few and far between, and one good one is a must for every collection.

Reference Number: HAM-160

What a treat to have two of these rare beauties at once! And yes, serious Hamilton collectors must have one of these, too. Distinctive yellow gold filled case (90%) has a great size and large flexible lugs that give it distinctive drivers style features. Typically, the undersides of the lugs are worn on these models - this one is very clean. Original yellow dial is extraordinary , with two-tone features and rare black roman numerals. Sensational! (95%) Black lizard strap. This model is one of those which Hamilton became commercially famous for, and this yellow version is as good as you'll find.

Reference Number: HAM-169

Wondering which Hamilton to wear when rain clouds threaten or you're driving a full load of soccer players to the game? This would be a great choice. All original and very clean in every respect. Strong gold filled screwback case is crisp, with a terrific white dial with a handsome numerals/markers arrangement. Early high-quality automatic movement makes life easy, and on the wrist with a handsome alligator strap this watch looks and feels like a Rolex or Omega with a subtlely only Hamilton could offer. You might find yourself leaving the others on the shelf!

Reference Number: HAM-166

Oour first Watson in years! This is a wonderful watch, with it's large size, subtle detailing on the sides and classic Hamilton details. Gold filled, with the perfect Hamilton dial - silver, with applied gold numerals, black hands and logo, and a strong outer seconds box. No modern maker has made it any better. The usual impressive Hamilton manual wind movement, smooth and easy to use crown and slightly curved back. Some collectors lament that the beautiful 30s watches are simly not large enough for them. Not so the Watson, and as such is one to grab and hold on to!

Reference Number: HAM-189