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Phases
Instead of Hamilton, i went trough the Tissot phase.
Sometimes i look at Hamilton watches, because there are situations that i want a work watch, because working in a garden, carrying stones, installing an iron garden fence with nails, hammers, paint, glue, trees. Do it with a rare GP, a De Bethune, or another high end watch is asking for scratches, accidents, and more pain.
So it is not a shame wearing an affordable watch from time to time.
Thinking of Elvis, and the Ventura as a luxury show star watch. Times are changed....
Although this is a pretty high end watch site, probably a lot of us in our journey went through the Hamilton phase...
Hamilton is probably one of the most prolific (US at the time) watchmakers there is, during the 30s-60s made some of the most incredible art deco and other watch design ever imagined including the first electric watch. I've owned quite a few but the only ...
Phases
Instead of Hamilton, i went trough the Tissot phase. Sometimes i look at Hamilton watches, because there are situations that i want a work watch, because working in a garden, carrying stones, installing an iron garden fence with nails, hammers, paint, glu...
The first watch in your post is one I don’t know...
and is ULTRA COOL! The Ventura is, of course, a classic. I guess I’m finding I’m a non-traditional case guy. Both are wonderful. My only Hamilton, however, is modern and has a round case. A little different in that it’s a regulator. The dial is quite attr...
