Men’s 1962 Hamilton Thinline Dress Watch

The influence of Hamilton Watch Company on American styling can be seen everywhere: In "Pearl Harbor" the heroes were sporting Hamilton WWII watches; in "Men in Black" the heroes flashed Hamilton electric "Venturas." Nearly every period movie features a dashing leading man with a Hamilton watch peeking from under his sleeve or vest pocket. Underappreciated talents such as Richard Arbib – who designed the majority of Hamilton's asymmetrical models – dreamed and developed watches so breathtakingly handsome on the wrist that they are fought after to this day.

Consider this Mid-Century Hamilton "Thinline" with mesmeric dial featuring offset sub-seconds register and unusual hands. 

Its Minimalist, yellow gold-filled case measures 37mm x 32mm and certainly passes the "porridge test": Not too big, not too small – just right!

A 17-ruby-jeweled 676 manual-wind movement is as high grade is anything you'd find today for many times the money. An excellent time keeper that has that "tuxedo-and-highball" wrist stance Dino and the Chairman of the Board so gloriously exemplified in the original "Ocean's Eleven."

It's the perfect Town & Country timepiece to wear to the country club, play golf or to use as a classy distraction while you're trying that important case. A clean, rare look that is so sought after today, combined with the engineering prowess of America's premier watch house make for an unbeatable combination.

We've taken the liberty of completely cleaning, oiling and calibrating the special timepiece so that it keeps time as it was originally intended. Also, we've fitted the watch with a mahogany crocodile strap and matching gold-tone buckle. Offered in a period Hamilton presentation case.

It's the perfect gift to spoil yourself or loved one.

We love our overseas buyers, but if the watch is purchased outside the U.S., we must replace the strap with a leather one.