
ⓘ Hamilton Watch, edited
Hamilton has unveiled one other Name of Obligation-themed Khaki Field, this time placing Captain Value’s wristwatch from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 into manufacturing. The brand new Khaki Area Mechanical 38mm Name of Obligation Particular Version, reference H69469930, is scheduled to go on sale on October 23. Not like final yr’s Name of Obligation: Black Ops 7 collaboration, which used the automated H-10 motion, the brand new mannequin is predicated on Hamilton’s hand-wound H-50 Khaki Area Mechanical.
It has a Nivachron stability spring, hacking seconds and an 80-hour energy reserve. The caseback itself carries a soundwave motif taken from Fashionable Warfare 4, together with Hamilton and Name of Obligation branding. A khaki-green textile strap and black PVD metal buckle full the package deal. Its stainless-steel case measures 38 mm throughout and 9.5 mm thick, with a sandblasted black PVD coating supposed to match the army aesthetic related to Captain Value. The case additionally measures 47 mm lug-to-lug and makes use of a 20 mm lug width.
Hamilton has given the black dial a closely grained end, whereas the 4 o’clock numeral makes use of typography derived from the “4” in Fashionable Warfare 4. Tremendous-LumiNova X2 is utilized to the palms, numerals and hour markers. An anti-reflective sapphire crystal protects the watch and carries a comparatively modest 5 ATM, or 50 metres, of water resistance.
The Captain Value connection can also be obvious with the packaging. The watch ships in a particular leather-based presentation case modelled after a conventional cigar case, one other nod to the character. The Hamilton Khaki Area Mechanical Name of Obligation Particular Version will launch alongside Name of Obligation: Fashionable Warfare 4. Pricing is set at $795 in the US, €750 in Europe, and CHF 675 in Switzerland. Lastly, Hamilton’s Japanese distributor lists it at ¥121,000.
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