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    • Hamilton Dexter 1950

    Vintage Hamilton Dexter

    Regular Price $265.00
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    Specifications

    SKU
    04112026121606
    Item
    Wristwatch
    Brand
    Hamilton
    Model
    Dexter
    Year
    1950
    Dial Color
    Silver
    Case Material
    14k GF
    Movement
    Mechanical
    Caliber
    747
    Country
    USA
    Gender
    Men's
    Jewels
    17
    Department
    Men

    Condition

    Case
    Shows desk marks and light scratches.
    Crystal
    Shows minimal signs of wear.
    Dial
    Has spotting. Has patina. Signs of aging and discoloration
    Bezel
    It has hairline scratches.
    Crown
    Shows desk marks and light scratches.
    Band
    Genuine Brown Crocodile Leather Band
    Function
    Running strongly with no apparent issues, but no known service history
    Timing Data
    Gaining 188 seconds a day, 223 amplitude, 1.3 ms beat error

    Measurements

    Diameter
    25.5mm
    Thickness
    9.5mm
    Lug Width
    18mm
    Lug to Lug
    39mm

    About the Brand

    Hamilton: Producing its first pocket watches in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1892, Hamilton is one of the most recognizable names in American watchmaking. Although production moved to Switzerland in 1969, the brand’s American-made catalog remains extensive and highly regarded. With strong ties to military history and pop culture, Hamilton continues to offer both well-made modern watches and a deep archive of desirable vintage pieces.

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