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Hamilton Silver Tone Khaki Aviation Watch - £399.99 @ TK Maxx
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Posted 18 May 2023

Hamilton Silver Tone Khaki Aviation Watch - £399.99 @ TK Maxx

£399.99£68041% off
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Stainless steel
Sapphire coated glass
Water resistant 5bar
Push button release fastening
Date display
Black dial
Case width: 42mm
Boxed

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  1. vishy01234's avatar
    vishy01234
    Had this watch for 5+ years with a champagne dial. Has an ETA movement. Cracking watch - lovely size (feels smaller tan 42mm) and just a lovely everyday wearer.

    I think it looks really understated and classy. Bracelet is lovely with a nice milled clasp. Utter bargain at this price point and I'm tempted to pull the trigger on this one and get the black dial version.
  2. jona77's avatar
    jona77
    Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! But it is a very bland boring looking watch!
  3. MusicmanJP's avatar
    MusicmanJP
    Don't see the aviation link without being a chrono. Subjective but also I feel the numerals look very stretched.

    All in all a pretty dull watch imho.
    Kato_MV's avatar
    Kato_MV
    The chronographs were used for racing, starting in the 70s when there were no electronic devices to time the cars. You could even use the tachometer on the bezel to determine the speed of a car from the sideline.

    Historically the pilot watches started with the German flieger watches, which were very large (55 mm case to be worn on top of the pilot jacket), with large luminous numerals and hands, so that they can be used in the dark. They also had a triangle at 12 o’clock so that you could determine the watch pointing the right way.

    Today, from a functionality point of view, pilot watches are considered the ones made by Citizen or Breitling, where you can swap between time zones, or the IWC ones from a vintage design perspective.
  4. fadsarmy's avatar
    fadsarmy
    Is sapphire coated different to sapphire crystal?
    Alansmithee's avatar
    Alansmithee
    It's just a bad description. It's sapphire crystal.
  5. kjcscouse's avatar
    kjcscouse
    £400 for a swiss watch is an absolute bargain
    Kato_MV's avatar
    Kato_MV
    The terms ‘Swiss Made’ on the dial do not mean it’s 100% made there, especially for entry level brands like Hamilton, Tissot or Certina.
    The movements are assembled by robots and the cases, bracelets/ straps are made in Asia.
  6. Toba94's avatar
    Toba94
    Very generic looking watch. Could find better options with more style and better design 
    vishy01234's avatar
    vishy01234
    I used to think the same about the Rolex explorer … the beauty is in its simplicity. Love a simple grab and go these days. Something that works for any situation. Trip to beach. Smart evening out. Etc
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