Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve 40mm black dial watch on stainless steel bracelet front view
Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve 40mm black dial watch on stainless steel bracelet angled side view
Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve 40mm on stainless steel bracelet worn on the wrist with a beige jacket
Close up of Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve dial in black with white numerals, beige luminous hands, and 80 hours power reserve text
Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve 40mm on stainless steel bracelet viewed at an angle
Caseback view of Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve 40mm showing Hamilton branding and stainless steel bracelet

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Hamilton

Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve 40mm - Black on Bracelet

$1,025
Hamilton
$1,025

Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve 40mm - Black on Bracelet

The Details

  • 40 mm

    Case Size

  • 11.95 mm

    Case Height

  • 100m

    Water Resistance

  • 20 mm

    Lug Width

Overview

Case Height

11.95 mm

Case Size

40 mm

Collection

Khaki Field

Style

Field

Lug Width

20 mm

Movement

Hand-winding

Reference

H69509130

Release Date

2025-09-09

Water Resistance

100m

Case

Caseback

Screwed

Case Material

Stainless steel

Clasp / Buckle

Folding clasp

Crystal

Anti-reflective sapphire crystal

Dial Color

Black

Dial Features

Power reserve indicator at 9 o'clock

Lume

Super Luminova

Strap / Bracelet Material

Stainless steel bracelet

Movement

Caliber

H-23 – developed by ETA exclusively for Hamilton

Features

Nivachron™ balance spring

Function

Power reserve

Movement

Mechanical, manual-winding

Power Reserve

80 Hours

Complication

Power Reserve

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About Hamilton

American Spirit, Swiss Precision

With roots back to 1892, Hamilton Watch Company is a brand with a rich history in its production of military-style watches for the United States army during WWI and WWII. With the brand’s Pulsar and Ventura, it is evident that Hamilton never shied away from pushing the creative limits of watchmaking. Hamilton is also known for its close association with the world of movies, with over 500 major movie appearances and a stunning catalogue of milestone moments on the silver screen. In 1972, the company was purchased by Swatch Group and in 2003 Hamilton moved its headquarters and production facilities to the heart of watchmaking in Biel, Switzerland.

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