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Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic Men's Watch, 38mm Stainless Steel Case

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When you're planning an expedition, your essential equipment is reliable, resilient, functional and compact. At 38mm, this watch is punching above its weight when it comes to military inspired features. Bold looks, a rugged and robust case and strap and a movement that won't let you down. With 80 hours of typical power reserve in the exclusive H-10 automatic caliber, the Khaki Field Auto will keep you going.

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.91 x 5.91 x 5.91 inches; 5.78 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ H70455533


Department ‏ : ‎ mens


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Unknown batteries required.


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 12, 2006


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Hamilton Watch


Manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service. Click here to make a request to customer service.:


Best Sellers Rank: #466,270 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #1,786 in Men's Wrist Watches


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Display: Analog


Watch Movement Type: Swiss Automatic


Additional Features: Glow In The Dark


Power Source: Battery Powered


Strap Type: Two Piece Strap


Water Resistance Depth: 100 meters


Sport Type: Swimming


Clasp Type: Tang Buckle


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Embellishment Feature: Crystal


Closure Type: Buckle


Style Name: Military


Shape: Round


Band Color: Brown


Dial Color: Black


Theme: Sports


Face Style: Military


Brand Name: Hamilton


Model Name: HML-H70455533


Included Components: warranty card, instruction manual, watch box


Model Number: H70455533


Series Number: 70455533


Item Weight: 164 g


Global Trade Identification Number: 78


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Highlight: Swiss Made, Black Dial Analog Watch, Water Resistance 100m, Sapphire Crystal, 3-Hand Movement, Cow Leather Strap


Manufacturer: Hamilton Watch


Number of Items: 1


Age Range Description: Adult


Item Type Name: Dress Watch


Manufacturer Part Number: H70455533


Band Material Type: Leather


Case Material Type: Stainless Steel


Crystal: Sapphire Crystal


Case Diameter: 38 millimeters


Band Width: 20 millimeters


Case Thickness: 11.5 millimeters


Bands: 1


Warranty Type: Limited


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    • Fantastic timepiece.
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After eying this watch for months, I finally decided to pull the trigger, and the watch is as beautiful as everyone says. I previously wore a $100 quartz Pulsar/Seiko with a stainless steel band, and I loved that watch. However, I gave it to my father as his Timex started to corrode. (And I will say, I do sill think that was the best quartz watch I've ever seen.) The Band/Strap. This watch feels much lighter on my hand due to to it's leather strap. Strap was stiff for the first day (as any leather item is) but it feels perfect less than a week later. I do not have it on snug, as I like the watch to be able to move a bit. The strap is handcrafted leather, with a soft back and feels great against my skin. (No more pulled hairs:) The buckle is solid, and has a gently engraved Hamilton logo. I may yet get a nice Zulu strap to give it a less dressier look, and be able to change the straps based on occasion. The Watch. Wow. As this is my first automatic (doesn't use a battery to run, but generates energy from the motion of my hand) I still marvel at this device. It has its own mechanism to accurately measure time. No quartz crystal, no syncing to an Internet time server, this is a self contained timepiece, independent of the outside world. Still blows my mind. The watch is great to hold, there are no sharp edges, or things to cut into you. I think that shows the experience of Swatch/Hamilton and their dedication to customer experience. White numbers on black background are easily readable. The hour numbers and five-minute dots are not just printed but are slightly raised, giving them a nice 3-D look. On the bottom of the face it does say "Swiss Made", and the back does not say Stainless Steel, as in pictures both on Amazon and Hamilton website. Initially, I was worried that this could indicate a replica, but according to other answered questions, that is not the case. And quite honestly, even if it was, I would buy another if I needed to, because this thing is beautiful and obviously high quality. Sapphire crystal face is flawless and slightly domed, but it doesn't stick out like some older watches or cheaper faces. I'm not exactly sure of the size of my wrist, I'd say medium, and the watch is neither too big nor too small. Extras: The second hand, with its red tip is what I really fell in love with, and it's a pleasure to watch it sweep across the face. (It moves in tiny increments, 5 times per second.) Hands and numbers glow in the dark (if they soak up some light), though it's not going to shine or stand out in the dark. Date complication is as expected. I know, maybe you think, who doesn't know what date it is? But believe me, once you're used to having a date on your wrist, it can be frustrating to go about without knowing it. It is a 25 jewel watch, and a few of those jewels are visible through the back window. (Jewels are used as kind of pivot points, or ball bearings, as they can withstand friction between moving parts without wearing out.) My manual is dated November 2015. Crown does not dig into my wrist, nor gets caught on my pants. Crown has a nice steady feel to it, when winding it or adjusting time. (You can wind it to give the watch some energy, but as long as you wear it every day, you don't need to.) Watch was ordered on Sunday evening, arrived on Tuesday afternoon, in great condition. I would suggest maybe using bubble wrap rather than two big pillow bags, but I'm not a shipping expert. Cons: None yet. My watch gains about 7-8 seconds per day, so in about one month it will be 4 minutes fast. I can definitely live with this. I have not yet had any issues with water, but I am mindful of it when washing hands. I never shower or sleep with a watch either. And I take them off when working on cars, server racks, or doing any home improvements. Motorcycle vibrations don't seem to bother it. Update - May 2017:Still love it, no issues. Daily wearer. Update - October 2017: no issues, no water seepage, still keeps the same excellent time. (+7 seconds/day, which is great for an automatic watch) Update - January 2023: no issues.. 7 years later. Can’t get enough of this watch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2016 by Tibor Moldovan
    • Great value, awesome watch
I've had this watch for almost two years now and it's still running and keeping time as expected. Before I bought this watch, I had a Seiko 5 SNK009 which looks very similar to this watch. It did not have a hacking or winding function and it also gained 10 to 13 seconds per day. After reading reviews on forums and on Amazon for a good six months, I pulled the trigger when I got my first raise at my first full-time job out of college. Though it was a manual labor job that got me greasy, I decided to buy this watch because it was not fancy and did not gather attention like a diver's watch would. What made me decide on this watch was the face diameter. At 38mm, it felt at home in my 6 3/4" wrist and did not feel bulky. I could move my wrist around without the crown snagging against the top of my hands. The seconds hands has a painted red tip which offsets the black dial in the back, leading to good visibility. Compared to the other versions of Khakis, this also sealed the deal for me. The design of this watch is purely utilitarian and beautiful at the same time. It is plain and simple. In terms of the movement, the ETA2824 is a tough movement. I've accidentally banged the watch around multiple times while wrenching on bikes, against doors, and from everyday use. My Seiko on the other hand broke the rotor after a year and a half of use. The hacking function was also a welcome change. I could set the time precisely against my phone. I found that my watch gains 5 seconds per day. This is good for an automatic watch for the price. I love this watch. This was, for the most part, my daily watch for the past two years and it had a lot of wrist time. I bought it when I got my first raise as a bike mechanic and I wore it when I quit that job and moved on with a desk job. It was a watch I wore when I have to suit up or when I go out to the bar with friends. I've taken this watch to numerous trips and it has never skipped a beat. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2016 by DeanK
    • A classy daily driver. Function AND style.
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I sat in front of the screen for so long trying to figure out what model to spend my hard earned $500 on. Just go with it. Let me do the hard work for you. I'm not advocating for an impulse buy..but if you're thinking of getting this watch and you're on the fence- just hop over it. Let's get the con out of the way first. Only one con. The bracelet. I LIKE it. You may not. Many don't. Many have said it's too tight or too small. I think it is very comfortable leather and feels good. It is stiff. But...it won't be forever. The watch looks much nicer than the pictures. The polished case and leather strap makes it stylish and classy enough to wear in business casual while still possessing the specs to wear out to the field. This is the definitive starting point for Swiss watches for $500. Many have said they don't think it gets better than this. Definitely add to your collection. I was worried about 38mm being too small on a 7.3 inch wrist. It's not. The long lug length makes the 38mm present itself assertive and visible. It clings to the wrist and is super light and comfortable. It's a strap monster. It will look good with Nato, rubber, or leather. The dial is legible and sharp. The lume is average. Not bad. Not a con. I really like it and am glad I went with it. I wanted a good robust "nice" Swiss watch to wear daily to work and outside. My "daily driver". But if I swap it out in my rotation I will have nothing to fear with an 80 HOUR power reserve to keep the accurate -/+ sec per day time keeper spinning. I haven't tested the water resistance. Others have. 100m is better than 50 but wasn't the sole factor in choosing this one over the king or mechanical. It looks great and still has a true field watch soul. Nice watch! Lastly, the quality is felt in the hands. The texture the weight, etc When you wind the movement and run your fingers along the case everything just feels solid. This is my first Hamilton. How could it be the last??? But if it were to ever be my ONLY Hamilton, then I won't be disappointed having chose this model. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2023 by Derek Pauley
    • Solid choice for an entry level automatic field watch. Great gift idea.
I bought this watch as a Christmas present for my son. He is a technical guy and we had been debating the merits of various smart watches, so I figured I would give him a nice automatic watch that would surely outlast a Samsung Gear or Moto 360 (or even an Apple Watch). I think he really likes it. This Hamilton is a field/military style watch and it isn't adorned in any way or highly-finished. Though it isn't ostentatious or flashy, the watch has a nice enough visage to compliment a business casual wardrobe, thanks in no small part to the excellent lined leather strap. The size of the case is also well proportioned and very comfortable - I think it's 38mm. The black dial is clear and the hands contrast well with it, especially the seconds hand which has a red arrow-tip. The crown has a solid feel and works exactly as it should. Sorry, since this is my son's watch, so I don't have much information on the accuracy. I recommend this watch for anyone looking for an entry level automatic field watch to wear casually. If you work in a shirt and khakis type workplace, this watch is high enough in quality and aesthetics to be your daily driver, and for the price you could wear it without worrying about every ding and scratch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2015 by Jared Ritter
    • AWESOME (updated - buy from an authorized retailer!)
After much deliberation, I bought this watch as my first mechanical. I love the size (I have the 38mm version), I love the looks, and I love the movement. I've only had it for a day, so I can't speak to durability. After 24 hours of use (about 8 hours spent sitting upside down while I slept) it's 4 seconds off. I'll be curious to see how leaving it upside down or right side up overnight affects this. The leather band is a bit stiff, I've been bending it around a bit by hand to shape it to my wrist, and I imagine it will soften up a bit with wear. Things I wanted to know before I bought it: The cover is very slightly domed, but not obviously so. The second hand moves in 1/5 second jumps, so smoother than a quartz but not completely smooth. The inside of the watch band has a suede-like covering, which feels very nice on your skin. I'd highly recommend this watch, it looks very stylish, it's not too flashy, and everything I've read says it is a quality build with quality components. UPDATES: The watch I purchased from Jomashop did not have a working quick set feature for the date - I had wind the hour hand around twice to advance the date by one day. Any watch not purchased from a Hamilton authorized retailer does not come with a Hamilton warranty, so I sent it to Jomashop for repairs (I had to cover shipping costs). When they sent it back over eight weeks later, the quick set function worked, but the watch now lost 15 seconds a day. A year or so later, I discovered the water seal was broken when the inside fogged up after I reached into a stream to get some water (100m water resistance SHOULD mean this watch is sealed against a few seconds in 6-inch deep water!). The quick set function for the date also stopped working a year or so after Jomashop "repaired" it. At this point, the Jomashop warranty was expired, not that I would have sent it back to them again. Based on advice from a comment on this review, I sent the watch in to an authorized Hamilton repair shop for a full service for $210 including shipping and tax. After just four weeks, they had replaced all the broken parts, dried out the moisture, cleaned and polished every part, reassembled it, and sent it back to me. The full service also comes with a full 2-year warranty. I guess I learned my lesson: buy from an authorized retailer! This watch costs quite a bit more to buy from an authorized retailer, but it will probably actually work to begin with, and you'll have an actual Hamilton warranty that you can trust. I ended up spending any money I saved by buying from Jomashop on shipping and repair costs, and lost a lot of time while doing it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2013 by Jonny
    • 7yrs running - still great quality & design
Review Image by philip of the river
Review Image by philip of the river
7 year update - Sept. 2019: See photos. Watch has been great. I'm a mid 30s accountant, wear it to work daily. Don't usually wear the watch on weekends, so I need to wind Sunday afternoon (12-20 twists of my thumb and index finger, until increased tension is noticeable) or it will have stopped before monday morning. Time for a new strap. Originally ran about 20 seconds slow a week, now about 40 seconds slow a week; which seems good to me since I am supposed to have it maintenanced every 2 years and have not. One scratch on face, hardly noticeable and must be good material to have only 1 since I'm quite clumbsy. Bezel is marked up and shows the years of wear but only if you're within a foot of the watch, otherwise as a whole the watch still looks great. ‐------------------------------------------------------------------------ Nov. 2012: This is my first nice watch. I researched extensively to determine what characteristics I wanted: Automatic, 3 hand, simple. I like the look of this Hamilton, its pictures do not do it justice. It's almost elegant. For me it works with both casual and formal wear; but I'm a late twenties college student, I imagine styles vary. My hands are a bit smaller then average for someone about 6' tall, so I chose this Hamilton with the smaller face. Fits perfect using the smallest hole. Larger face diameter would likely have looked too large and not fit properly. It came ticking in the box (figuratively speaking) and I haven't had to wind it. Which is good, the directions don't explain how to wind the dern thing. "Pull one click for date, turn clockwise for #. Pull two clicks for time, seconds hand stops, turn clockwise for time adjustment. " No directions for winding, but I'm sure I can find a "how to" online. I just don't want to break the watch, I've come to understand one must be careful when winding. Feel free to comment if you have some advice about this. Time accurate down to the second for ten days now, again without winding. I highly recommend Hamilton. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2012 by philip of the river
    • Winding watches is a Hassle
Looks beautiful, solid, conservative. Nice simplicity, with tasteful display of hands, no junky chronometers crowding up the face. However, it is a watch that must be wound every day. I sometimes forget to do this. Haved missed appointments, and find this trait very annoying. Would not buy such a watch again. If you are typically good at remembering to wind your watch, this might be your product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024 by John D. Simcox
    • The Perfect Field Watch
Solid, comfortable, quality watch. It's a watch that looks authoritative and is meant to be a watch use daily for work, not a piece of bling. It's a daily field watch to be used as a tool not an oversized piece to jewelry for show. The size is perfect. The case, height, and lug width fit a medium sized wrist without getting in the way of shirt sleeves. Not bumps against doors, counters, or computers. Legibility perfect - it's so easy to see the minute, second, and date as well as hour that you forget you're looking at the watch. Yet there is just enough polish to contrast with matte on the case as well as contrast on the dial to create some interest. The winding and hacking are smooth. Easy legibility and thin tip of the minute hand make it easy to set the time to the mark. Manual wind is smooth. Watch runs spot on time and is silent. I love the red-tipped second hand, which adds just enough color and makes it easier to count the seconds. The watch looks great and feels good on the wrist, although the strap is stiff on my wrist. So I swapped the strap out for a similar looking leather one. If you want an everyday watch that should last for years, for the price, it's a bargain. Overall, the watch is great quality for a great price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2018 by Salt Lake City Guy

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