Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Black Dial NATO Strap Mens Watch H69409930 The Case: The case is a beautiful matte stainless steel case. The diameter is 38mm making it comfortably fit a range of wrists. The lug to lug is 47mm. The Khaki Field Mechanical also has drilled lugs, allowing for quick strap changes. The case back bears the Hamilton logo, in addition to “Swiss Made”, depth rating. The Dial: The dial of the watch is black, which accentuates the beige Arabic numerals and dot markers, as well as the white minute marks and further sub ticks to break down each minute/second into five parts. The dial features the ‘Hamilton’ logo in the same white tone, as well as ‘Khaki Mechanical’ being situated above the 6 o’clock mark. A nod to the watches militaristic roots is the military time feature in the inner ring. This is currently the only watch in the Khaki Field collection devoid of a date window. The omission creates an overall nod to the original watch.     It also features stylish syringe hands, they have a elegant pointer at the ends of each of them. They consist of super-Luminova is what Hamilton calls \"sand colored,\" but it\'s probably best described as faux patina. With a delicate silver polished outline, which brings a real spark to them when the light catches them. The inclusion of an arrow hand design for the second hand is an eye-catching feature that gives a modern look. Domed scratch-resistant sapphire glass blends perfectly into the fixed bezel, giving the watch a very clean appearance. A ‘H’ embossed, silver crown is situated next to the 3 o’clock marker, reminding the wearer that this is a field watch. Hacking functionality has also been applied so that when the crown is pulled out the time will stop. It is also manual winding. The Bracelet: The bracelet is a real quality feature. It consists of grey nato strap, creating a sleek and modern design. It gives the watch a complete look. Functions: The H-50 is an exclusive calibre specifically developed by Hamilton for hand-winding watches. A hand-winding watch is powered by spinning the crown, which in turns charges a spring bar to keep the hands ticking. The H-50 is available with or without a date function and has an extended power reserve of up to 80 hours, ensuring maximum reliability when not wound for a few days. Another great feature of this watch is that the indexes are covered in a luminescent material, allowing for easy visibility at night or in the dark when conducting a stealth mission. This watch has a water resistance of 50 metres, making it suitable for surface swimming. Key Features: H-50 Caliber 80 Hour Power Reserve Stainless Steel Case Sapphire Crystal Glass Mechanical Movement 38mm Case 50m Water Resistant Grey NATO Strap 20mm Lug Width Pin Buckle     The Family: Khaki Field Rugged and ready for the outdoors, the Hamilton Khaki Field collection combines easy-to-red dials with bold styling. There are also plenty of complications on offer across the Khaki Field family, such as chronographs, day and date indicators and titanium case construction, meaning that this rugged appeal doesn’t come at the expense of quality watchmaking. The Khaki Field range pays homage to the Hamilton watches used by the United States military in 1910. Also, for the ‘movie-goer’ these watches have been worn on the big screen including Liam Neeson in A Walk Among The Tombstones. The Brand: Hamilton Since its foundation in 1892, Hamilton Watch Company have developed a reputation for being a provider of accurate timekeeping. Hence they earned the title of “The Watch of Railroad Accuracy\", as a result of their highly accurate pocket watches. Hamilton earned a place in history, as they found themselves suppliers of watches to the US military in both world wars.The US Naval Lab invited the Hamilton Watch Company to create an American made chrono. There was a shortage of chronos available to the US Government during the First World War. Therefore they had to rely solely on European made pieces.For this reason Hamilton agreed in 1941 to undertake the work. Moreover, by 1944 Hamilton had produced more than 10,000 Chronometers in aid of the American War effort. Hamilton have developed a close relationship over the years with Hollywood. Hamilton watches have featured in over 450 films, beginning in 1951 with the Frogman watch. Other films include: Elvis Presley in 1961’s \'Blue Hawaii\' and in \'2001: A Space Odyssey\'. Furthermore, Hamilton have featured in films such as \'Interstellar\' and \'The Martian\'. In 2003 Hamilton moved their headquarters to a facility in Switzerland. They are still a global force within the timepiece industry. This is because Hamilton watches offer a combination of American heritage, Swiss internal workings and a touch of Hollywood flair. If you have any questions please  click here Click here to join our  facebook  and  Instagram !