American Classic Spirit of Liberty Auto H42415551
American Classic Spirit of Liberty Auto H42415551
American Classic Spirit of Liberty Auto H42415551
American Classic Spirit of Liberty Auto H42415551
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American Classic Spirit of Liberty Auto H42415551

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Product Description

The Spirit of Liberty is alive and well in these inspiring automatic models that draw on the classic American style Hamilton originally established in Pennsylvania in 1892. With an injection of 21st century watchmaking technology in the shape of the awesome H-10 automatic movement with up to 80 hours power reserve, you'll have the freedom to experience a timeless weekend without missing a beat come Monday morning.

Overview

Dial Color

Silver

Water Resistance

50 meters

Case

Case Material

Stainless Steel

Case Diameter

42mm

Case Thickness

11.4

Movement

Movement

Automatic

Caliber

H-10

Movement Detail

A three-hand movement with or without a date function and boasting a superior power reserve of 80 hours, the H-10 appears with intricate contrasting snail and pearled patterns for the American Classic models it drives and streamlined surfaces for the pilots’ watches.

Power Reserve

80 hours

Band

Clasp Type

Folding clasp

Band Reference

H6003241151

Band Material

Leather

Lug Width

22mm

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Brand History

Hamilton Watches was founded in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA. Initially known for its precise pocket watches, Hamilton gained fame as the "Watch of Railroad Accuracy," ensuring train schedules ran safely. During World War II, the company shifted to producing durable military watches. In the 1950s, Hamilton introduced the Ventura, the world’s first electric watch, blending innovation with bold design. The brand also became a favorite in Hollywood, appearing in iconic films. Now part of the Swatch Group, Hamilton is celebrated for combining American heritage with Swiss precision, offering both classic and modern timepieces.