As its name suggests, the Hamilton Khaki Field is a field watch. The Khaki field is a well built and rugged watch that will stand the test of time. Its simple yet effective design makes it very easy to read and use.

This watch is full of history: it was introduced in 1910, when Hamilton began to equip the American Army with military watches which were more precise. It became the official watch supplier of the US Army.

This model has seen many battles, and if someone asked us to show them what a field watch is, it would be our pick: it represents courage and honor.

• Ref: Hamilton Khaki Field H69439411, H69439901, H69439931, H69449961
• Diameter: 38.00 mm
• Thickness: 9.50 mm
• Lug width: 20.00 mm
• Caliber: Hamilton H-50

The original model houses a reliable manual wind movement ETA 2801-2 (42h power reserve), whereas the latest edition features the Hamilton H-50 manual calibre with an impressive 80-hour power reserve.

Models housing the H-50 are available with or without a date.

The matte dial and lumed hands are protected by a sapphire crystal. It's a real classic that will never drop out of fashion. It is a highly versatile timepiece. The water resistance is 50m.

• Ref: Hamilton Khaki Field H69439363, H69419933
• Diameter: 38.00 mm
• Thickness: 9.50 mm
• Lug width: 20.00 mm
• Caliber: Hamilton H-50

The Hamilton brand is notorious and some of their watches have been worn by TV show celebrities such as Hugh Laurie from Doctor House and Jack Ryan actors.

The Hamilton Khaki Field was also featured in the movies:

• Zulu (2013) while being worn by Forest Whitaker playing Ali Sokhela.

• A Walk Among the Tombstones (2014): Liam Neeson was wearing one as character Matt Scudder.