A Brief History of Hamilton Watches

1. A Brief History of Hamilton Watches Hamilton watches have gained a great fame for their faithfulness, reliability and style for over a century. Originally the Hamilton watch brand was known for its manufacturing of Broadway Limited pocket watches. Later the brand was appointed as the official supplier of watches to the U.S. Armed Forces in the early 1900's. In 1920's Hamilton consolidated its forefront position as one of the most iconic watchmakers when it debuted the Piping Rock and Yankee watch. In the 1940's, Hamilton has gained a firm recognition as the watch provider for all the armies in World War I...with the introduction of the sea Tiffany And Co Sets chrono-meter.

2. In 1957, the brand has gained soaring fame for invention in the sector with the unveil of the Ventura watch. The Ventura watch is the first battery watch ever made in the watchmaking industry. These watches are so well received that many of these items are re-introduced in the 1980's to cater to the needs of those people who are fond of classic styles and designs. For avid Hollywood fans they can often spot Hamilton watches since these splendid timepieces are usually bragged with pride by famous stars in the movies such as Fourth of July, Fight Club, etc. In current times these watches Tiffany And Co Setting are among the best known brands in the realm of luxury watches for their reliability and contemporary style.

3. Hamilton watches are available mainly in two collections, including the Khaki Collection and the American Classic. The Khaki Collection can be further divided into sub-categories basing on the use, including aviation, navy, field, action watches, etc. There are over fifteen different selections in aviation watches, more than ten selections of navy Tiffany Co Set watches, almost ten choices of field watches, and more than five selections to choose from in the action series. The American Classic Collection watches can also be classified into the Jazzmaster and Ventura series. There are over 20 styles in the Jazzmaster series while only 6 classes in the Ventura series.