Rediscover the Charm of Hand-Wound Watchmaking with Hamilton's Latest Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve

The renowned watch manufacturer, Hamilton, is back with an update to its popular line, introducing the Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve. The new releases stand out with their 40 mm power reserve references, charming watch enthusiasts with their blend of style and function.

Intricate design features include a 40 mm x 11.95 mm sandblasted stainless steel case complemented with either a black or white dial. For watch connoisseurs who value versatility, the watch comes with a NATO-style strap or a tapered stainless steel bracelet, both spanning a comfortable 20 mm at the lugs.

Commitment to superior mechanics is evident as Hamilton yet again showcases its exclusive hand-wound H-23 caliber developed by ETA. The watch crafted for the mechanical watchmaking enthusiasts requires to be manually wound contributing to its 80-hour power reserve.

Besides the new case diameter and power reserve, what also catches the eye is the crown design. It’s been remodelled, now appearing flatter compared to the older models. While this might impact grip slightly, the visually pleasing design outweighs this minor compromise. Ensuring a full and proper 100 meters of water-resistance has also been a paramount upgrade, befitting a watch designed for the ‘field.’

Available in various styles and strap options, the Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve Watch offers an enriching ownership experience at a reasonable price. With prices largely skyrocketing in the horology world, Hamilton, yet again, presents a value proposition.