Just 449 GBP...superb.

[Dave in Wales]

I had one of these but sold it with regret a couple of years ago, and I've missed it ever since.

So I replaced it.

The quality is outstanding for such little money.

IMG_0979 copy by Dave in Wales, on Flickr

[arun1uk]

Great looking watch, snap!
I've had mine for 6 years and have the deployment clasp, which they appear to have removed now.
Very reliable and great quality for the price

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[vortgern]

That does look good. Is it 40mm plus crown or 40mm inc crown?

[SeikoFrank]

You cant go wrong with a Hamilton, nice watches. My only regret with mine is thats too big.

I had one of these but sold it with regret a couple of years ago, and I've missed it ever since.

So I replaced it.

The quality is outstanding for such little money.

IMG_0979 copy by Dave in Wales, on Flickr

[bwest76]

I had one of these but sold it with regret a couple of years ago, and I've missed it ever since.

So I replaced it.

The quality is outstanding for such little money.

IMG_0979 copy by Dave in Wales, on Flickr

I can see why,that’s a good looking watch.

[Quality Man]

My good lady bought me one for our wedding, lovely watch. Hamilton is a fantastic brand with a rich history.

[Jonesinamillion]

In my eyes, £449 is not an insignificant amount of money for a watch so a good degree of quality would be an expected prerequisite!... that said, its a lovely looking thing and the detail / finish looks fantastic

[Dave in Wales]

That does look good. Is it 40mm plus crown or 40mm inc crown?

40mm + crown, 43 inc crown.

[vortgern]

40mm + crown, 43 inc crown.

Thanks. Too big for me than. Shame as it does look stunning.

[Robert189598]

Thanks. Too big for me than. Shame as it does look stunning.

Have looked at the new Tudor 1926 models. They do a very similar looking piece to this Hamilton but 36mm.




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[Beanie]

I have a Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba and can only say that I am impressed by it's build quality and time keeping for it's price point. Despite having skinny wrists, I find the downward curved lugs allow it to fit better than the 50mm L2L would suggest. Don't be put off by the dimensions, try one on, you may be pleasantly surprised.

[boywithabubblegun]

I have the same watch and love it too. As you say, it makes many other ETA 2824 based watches seem very over-priced. 40mm is about my top end size-wise but I never find this feels too big.

I had the black dialed version for a while too, on the stainless bracelet, and that was just as good. One watch I do regret selling.