Each chronograph houses the caliber H-21 within its stainless steel case.
While the chronographs are available with a 41 or 45-mm case, all Small Seconds watches are 40 mm in diameter. This three-hand watch has a black dial and a small seconds subdial at 6 o'clock. You'll find a selection of chronographs with blue, black, or silver dials in the Jazzmaster Maestro collection.
Mint-condition models change hands for roughly 760 USD on Chrono24. This Jazzmaster is worn on a brown calf leather strap with a synthetic leather lining and a pin buckle. The automatic caliber H-10 ticks away inside the case. Rose gold hands and indices complement the brown sunburst dial, adding to this timepiece's overall elegant aesthetic. H32335971 is a particularly refined example with its rose gold-plated case. Women's Jazzmaster watches come in stainless steel cases and measure 34 mm in diameter.
You can purchase this timepiece for around 650 USD new and 490 USD pre-owned. A brown calf leather strap completes the look. Like its smaller sister model, it also uses the caliber H-10 with a central set of three hands. Its deep black dial features a beautiful sunburst pattern and 12 teardrop-shaped indices. At 44 mm in diameter, it is best suited to more sizable wrists. If you like the Viewmatic's overall design, but would prefer a larger case, black dial, and leather strap, the Hamilton lists the same watch for 775 USD. This model sells for about 600 USD on Chrono24. Hamilton pairs the watch with a stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp. This movement ticks at a rate of 21,600 alternations per hour (A/h) and has an 80-hour power reserve. It comes with central hands for the hours, minutes, and seconds, as well as a date display at 3 o'clock. Arabic numerals mark the hours at 6, 9, and 12 o'clock, with teardrop-shaped indices representing the other hours. The center of the silver dial features guilloché engraving. It has a stainless steel case and bracelet and is water resistant to 50 m (5 bar, 164 ft). H32515155 is a great example of a men's model. They are available in three sizes – 34, 40, and 44 mm – and each timepiece contains an automatic caliber.
#Hamilton face2face series#
The Jazzmaster Viewmatic series is comprised of three-hand men's and women's watches. Hamilton also modifies and renames select automatic movements. You can choose between quartz and automatic timepieces. Hamilton equips these timepieces with movements from ETA SA (Manufacture Horlogère Suisse), a fellow member of the Swatch Group. Once again, there are plenty of options for both men and women. On the other hand, Open Heart watches feature an exposed balance visible through a cutout in the dial. As their name implies, Regulator watches come with an automatic regulator movement that displays the hours and minutes separately on the dial. The Regulator and Open Heart boast even bolder designs. Finally, the Seaview is a line of men's and women's diving watches available with different dial colors. This timepiece's skeletonized dial provides a view of the movement's escapement, mainspring, and barrel. For something with a bit more flair, there's the Viewmatic Skeleton Gent Auto. The main feature of the Day Date series is the presence of a day display below 12 o'clock. The watches have classic designs and are available in various color and band combinations. The modern collection consists of ten sub-collections, the most famous of which are the Viewmatic, Day Date, and Seaview. Hamilton crafts these timepieces out of stainless steel, including several models with complete or partial gold plating. It is home to a vast array of men's and women's watches with sizes ranging from 27 to 46 mm in diameter. The Jazzmaster collection has been a staple in the Hamilton catalog for many years. At the time, they specialized in creating watches for railroad workers. Its history stretches back to 1892, when the company was founded in Lancaster, PA. Hamilton is a luxury watch manufacturer located in Biel, Switzerland.
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