Made from 1955 through 1957, the Hamilton Baxter was a larger watch for the time. This watch comes with an American made Hamilton caliber 730 manual wind movement. The watch features a very good silver tone dial with applied 18k gold numerals and dots. The bezel is 10k gold filled, the case back is stainless steel. The watch comes ready to wear on a new black leather strap with gold tone buckle. The 730 caliber manual wind movement is running well. We have wound this watch over the last few days and it is keeping good time. We can't gurantee it will work forever as manual wind watches do need cleaning and maintenance.
Photographed on a 6.25" wrist.
Size:
25.9mm Width(excluding the crown)
27.9mm Length
10.8mm Tall
17.5mm Lug Width
41.1mm Tip to Tip
Overall in very good preowned condition. Our pictures are taken by a window with natural lighting. There are some two scratches on the crystal seen if looking closely and tilting to catch the light. For a piece seventy years old this was loved and cared for greatly.
Made from 1955 through 1957, the Hamilton Baxter was a larger watch for the time. This watch comes with an American made Hamilton caliber 730 manual wind movement. The watch features a very good silver tone dial with applied 18k gold numerals and dots. The bezel is 10k gold filled, the case back is stainless steel. The watch comes ready to wear on a new black leather strap with gold tone buckle. The 730 caliber manual wind movement is running well. We have wound this watch over the last few days and it is keeping good time. We can't gurantee it will work forever as manual wind watches do need cleaning and maintenance.
Photographed on a 6.25" wrist.
Size:
25.9mm Width(excluding the crown)
27.9mm Length
10.8mm Tall
17.5mm Lug Width
41.1mm Tip to Tip
Overall in very good preowned condition. Our pictures are taken by a window with natural lighting. There are some two scratches on the crystal seen if looking closely and tilting to catch the light. For a piece seventy years old this was loved and cared for greatly.
