Hamilton

Original design BASELWORLD 2017: Hamilton shows Intra-Matic 68 for the first time

In 1968, Hamilton introduced the Chronograph B that would launch the famous "reverse panda" face with its two white counters on a black dial. Hugely popular in the 1960s and 70s, it is now highly valued by collectors.

Hamilton’s longstanding heritage Preview BASELWORLD 2017: The Khaki X-Wind Auto Chrono

Renowned for its classic aviator styling and functions specific to pilots’ needs, the Khaki Aviation heads for new heights with a new automatic chronograph. A rugged X-shaped case with five pushers, sophisticated monochrome styling, impeccable precision: all the characteristic collection features are there.

Rugged style and reliable functionality BASELWORLD 2016: Die Hamilton Khaki Navy Frogman

What do rubber, titanium, portholes and blockbuster movies have in common? All are elements of the exciting 2016 relaunch of the Khaki Navy Frogman watch.

Modern metropolitan design BASELWORLD 2016: Hamilton flicks the switch for Broadway

It’s lights on Broadway for Hamilton as the watch brand known for its successful ongoing film career completes its portfolio with a sporty urban line. This resolutely 21st century show of timekeeping prowess, released at Baselworld 2016, is a tip of the hat to the brand’s American roots. It conjures up the spirit of New York’s legendary theatre district.

Launch of the Hamilton Jazzmaster Thinline Gold BASELWORLD 2016 Preview: Hamilton goes for gold

Hamilton is going for gold in 2016 with the launch of the Hamilton Jazzmaster Thinline Gold, an elegant new version on the Jazzmaster theme strikes a new chord with the warm glow of the quintessential precious metal.

Countdown function BASELWORLD 2015: The Hamilton Chrono Worldtimer Quartz

All pilots need a chronograph, while aerobatics pilots require particular functions, such as the precise marking of the four minutes corresponding to a freestyle programme – which is why the latter appear in yellow on the dial.

Destination imagination BASELWORLD 2013: The Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer Auto Chrono

Hamilton has been fuelling its expertise in creating aviators’ timepieces since 1919. This mix of a pioneering heritage and technological innovation is again prominent on the brand’s radar screen in 2013, in the form of the Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer Auto Chrono. Rugged meets glamorous in this Swiss made automatic chronograph that accurately reflects the values of freedom, discovery and adventure.

The new H-20-S movement plays horological hide and seek BASELWORLD 2013: Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic Skeleton Gents and Lady

Hamilton has never made a secret of its ability to know what men and women want – in Hollywood plots and in everyday life. Its exclusive new H-20-S skeleton movement is both the beating heart and exposed soul of the Hamilton Jazzmaster Viewmatic Skeleton, Gents and Lady.

Asymmetric design brings a new dimension to time BASELWORLD 2013: The Hamilton Jazzmaster Regulator

The Hamilton Jazzmaster Regulator teasingly liberates the minutes from the hours in a stunning, asymmetric design. These timepieces showcase the brand’s proven expertise at turning a piece of watchmaking tradition into a contemporary talking piece.

In tune with and ahead of the times BASELWORLD 2013: Exclusive Hamilton movements

The Hamilton passion for harmoniously marrying craftsmanship and design is deep-rooted and far-reaching. Exemplifying this approach are four exclusive new movements.

Preview BASELWORLD 2013 Riding the tide of time: The Hamilton Khaki Navy Sub Auto Chrono

Fathoming the depth of the inspiration behind the ultra-modern Hamilton Khaki Navy Sub Auto Chrono means turning back the pages of the brand’s rich history to the year 1928. The ultra-modern maritime masterpiece takes its shape from the iconic Hamilton Piping Rock piece from that year, even chosen by the New York Yankees baseball team as their official timekeeper.

Preview BASELWORLD 2013 Mastering the art of duplicity: The Hamilton Jazzmaster Face 2 Face

Dual existence is the ultimate magical ingredient of fairytales and fantasy movies. Hamilton watches have appeared in a wide selection of movies on this theme, ranging from The Talented Mr Ripley to Spider-Man. The Swiss made American brand treads new watchmaking ground in 2013 by applying the concept of dual identity to its latest innovation, the Hamilton Jazzmaster Face 2 Face.

Getting into the swing of sophisticated watchmaking Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto Chrono

The new Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto Chrono uses the latest innovations in watchmaking to improvise on the proven melody represented by its original version. Driven by the recently developed H-21 movement, this high-performance automatic chronograph can rely on 60 hours of power reserve.

Celebrating a landmark of maritime history from a parallel position BASELWORLD 2012: The Hamilton Khaki Navy Pioneer Limited Edition

As Hamilton enters its 120th year of timekeeping on land, in the air and at sea, the Hamilton Khaki Navy Pioneer Limited Edition mirrors the brand’s deep-rooted maritime history. A finely crafted contemporary interpretation of the marine chronometers produced by Hamilton in the 1940s, this precision timekeeper doubles as a wristwatch and table-clock.

The ultimate return-ticket between metric and imperial BASELWORLD 2012: The Hamilton Khaki X-Patrol

For much of its history, Hamilton has found inspiration in the skies and has a long list of aviation timepieces in its product logbook. Propelling its pioneering aviation spirit to new heights in the year of the brand’s 120th anniversary is the dynamic Hamilton Khaki X-Patrol.

An innovative movement and eye-catching design A new automatic chronograph: The Hamilton Pan Europ

Slender dimensions with a huge history The Hamilton Thin-O-Matic

The new Hamilton Thin-O-Matic line has its roots in the 1960s, when the original model of this name first made waves. Available in two case sizes, each modern watch conceals the power of a slim Swiss automatic movement in a design that fuses elegance and comfort. The original Hamilton Thin-O-Matic watches earned fame as the flattest automatics of their time.

The fascination of changing times The new automatic chronograph Hamilton Pan Europ

The Hamilton Pan Europ is an automatic chronograph dedicated to the fascinating theme of changing times. Inspired by a Hamilton timepiece of the same name, originally introduced in 1971, the design of today’s watch takes a nostalgic look over its shoulder, while its functionality celebrates modernity to the full. The year 1971, also the number of pieces in this limited edition and boldly engraved on the case back, is a significant date in the history of Hamilton.

Sidereal with modern appeal Tribute to the Hamilton chronometers: The Khaki SkyMaster UTC

Inspiration for the new Hamilton Khaki SkyMaster UTC came from the pages of the company’s own history books, more precisely from documentation relating to the 1940s. At that time the Hamilton Watch Company was proud to be supplying sophisticated navigational instruments, in the form of marine chronometers.

Latitude and longitude with attitude Hamilton Time Player - Unusual timekeeping concept

The Hamilton Time Player represents the spirit of the brand that has always been tuned into the future to develop innovative models and new technologies. 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.

Aviation shows its true metal Nostalgic journey: Hamilton Khaki X-Landing

The Khaki X-Landing takes the emotions on a nostalgic journey back to the first all-metal aircraft of the 1920s, and the rationale on a trip co-piloted by a feature for measuring the top of descent (TOD). The Khaki X-Landing provides pilots with precision and style in a sophisticated GMT chronograph, with design touches reflecting the materials and structures of the early metal planes. This duo of limited edition watches passionately tells the story of an aviation tradition in the language of today.

Sporty timepiece Second time zone - Hamilton Seaview GMT

The Seaview GMT applies alternative functionality to this elegantly sporty timepiece with its facility to accommodate a second time zone. And since over 70% of the earth’s surface is covered by ocean, this capability is particularly useful to nautically-minded wearers. The GMT function looks like the historical ships’ telegraphs known as chadburns, where the ship’s direction and speed were revealed through a metal barrell surround.

Roots in the past New nautical landmarks - the Hamilton Seaview AutoChrono

The Seaview AutoChrono gives classic sophistication an appealing kick. This turns it into a hero of the present, with its roots in the past, mixing heritage with modernity. Sophistication clearly expresses itself through dials featuring a Côtes de Genève finish, simultaneously reminding of the watch’s nautical theme with their own small waves.

Precision timekeeping The Jazzmaster Slim Automatic presents a refreshing new dimension

With their slender cases, the Jazzmaster Slim Automatic watches bring new dimensions of elegance and comfort to classical design. A fine Swiss automatic movement takes its place underneath a black or silver dial, enclosed by a choice of 40 mm or 43 mm housing in polished stainless steel. The large 40 and 43 mm diameter contrasts the slenderness of the polished stainless steel case.

Land-Look Gaïa meets Poseidon - Hamilton Khaki BeLOWZERO

After the underwater conquest with Poseidon, the Khaki BeLOWZERO is ready to run into Gaïa, Goddess of Earth. The two new models with their country look are well equipped for the adventure above sea. The BeLOWZERO Auto Chrono and BeLOWZERO Automatic are guaranteed to make waves on dry land.

Measuring what matters - The Hamilton Khaki Tachymiler is ready for take-off

The new Khaki Tachymiler by Hamilton is the perfect co-pilot – both on the ground and in the air. This dynamic chronograph integrates precision functionality for measuring time and distance, even fulfilling the toughest demands of sport and acrobatic pilots in the cockpit. Its design achieves a unique combination of nostalgia and technology – its performance can be fuelled by anything from jogging to adrenalin.