Hamilton's most famous wristwatch is the Khaki Field. Originally created as a military watch, it has become a fixture on the fashion scene for its masculine appeal and high level of practicality. Today, it is supported as a symbol of a tool watch.
The latest addition to the lineup is the Khaki Field Expedition, an outdoor and expedition-themed watch.
The series is characterized by a compass function with a compass bearing engraved on the bi-directional rotating bezel. The direction can be derived by pointing the hour hand in the direction of the sun.
Of course, the durability and functionality unique to the "Khaki Field" are retained.
The self-winding movement with a Nivachron® balance spring, which minimizes the effects of magnetism, boasts a standard duration of 80 hours and does not require winding for more than three days. The hands are coated with Super-LumiNova® to clearly show the time at night. The watch is water resistant to 100 meters.
Khaki Field Expedition 37mm
¥165,000 (bracelet type), ¥152,900 (leather belt type)
The brushed stainless steel case is available in two sizes. The one pictured is 37 mm in diameter, but the other, 41 mm in diameter, has the same look and price. This uncluttered design will fit in well with all kinds of foot traffic, not to mention nature, such as mountains and rivers.
This one is already on sale. Hamilton's newest creation is sure to be a strong ally for those who wear it in these uncertain times.
