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Hamilton Introduces New Dial Colors for Iconic Khaki Field Automatic

Hamilton's Khaki Field Gets Bold Blue and Green Dials

Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic
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Hamilton has grown its well-known Khaki Field Automatic line. It introduced nine new designs with two remarkable dial colors: dark blue also khaki green. These new entries are available starting in April 2025. They revive the brand’s famous military-style clocks.

The new models feature both 38mm and 42mm stainless steel bodies and they serve different wrist sizes and style choices. Each watch presents refined dial work. This work combines two clear surfaces: a sunray look in the middle that makes depth besides grabs light in a bright manner and a snailed hour ring that gives a soft visual difference.

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Because they hold to their field watch past, these clocks keep the line’s known 24-hour inner scale and useful date window at 3 o’clock. The military feel stays but the updated color set offers flexibility for both outdoor trips plus city settings.

Performance is most important in these new designs. Every watch contains a strong three-hand automatic movement. It features 25 jewels plus a modern Nivachron balance spring, so it gives great resistance to magnetic fields. The impressive 80-hour power reserve confirms the watch runs through a long weekend without wear.

Besides this function extends to viewing in dim light with Super-LumiNova on the hands. Strength improves by a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective finish. With water resistance at 10 bar (100m), these watches are ready for the weather.

The new Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic watches sell with either a brown or black leather band at $695 or a stainless steel bracelet with a safe folding clasp at $745.

For both adventurers plus city explorers, these new items for the Khaki Field line show Hamilton’s constant pledge to mix real past with current design and technical improvement.

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