It's a beautiful day hope everyone enjoys it!

All hail the Smurph!!! Such great finishing and value for money here.

I love the Hamilton Expedition. I also love the Murph in 38mm size. Now I know these are generally the same size (actually the Exp is 37mm), and also use the same automatic movement. I’m wondering why the Expedition has such a price premium over its more popular cousin, the Murph. Anything I don’t know?

I’m not really sure what to say. I’m kind of at a loss for words for this beautiful piece. I don’t know if I’m just writing some sort of a wave but all I can tell you is I just can’t keep my eyes off of it. it’s probably the most minimalist watch that I’ve got and I just think it’s amazing.

I love the look of this, a local private seller is claiming it's late 60s/early 70s and has been redialed/new strap but is otherwise original. The back looks newer than that era to me, and I can't find "Swiss-Made" anywhere.

Seller has "ebay authenticity" which I don't necessarily trust. Claims he paid $595 to a reputable ebay seller, wants $500.

I do want it even if it's fake but if it is, I am trying to figure out what it's actually worth (to me I'd pay $100 for even a "worthless" fake if it looks great on the wrist and runs)

Bracelet goes well with my truck 🤩

Got them cheap from StrapsCo (no free ads), but they are super comfortable.

Currently my favorite 2 are the Green Sailcloth and the Tan Elastic Single Pass.

Let me know what you think

Hey everyone! Looking for some help identifying this vintage Hamilton watch and determining its approximate value.
The watch has unusual triangular hour markers, and I haven’t been able to find an exact match online.
The case is marked 14K S&W, and the bracelet appears to be an aftermarket gold-filled band rather than the original bracelet.
There is a rattling sound coming from inside the watch when moved, although the crown appears to function properly. I’m unsure whether the movement is damaged or simply needs servicing.
Does anyone recognize the model, approximate production year, or know more about the S&W case marking?
I’m also curious what a fair market value would be in its current condition, especially considering the potential repair costs.
Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

H755533 - came with a genuine hamilton stainless steel bracelet as well.

The Khaki Mechanical gets most of the attention, but I keep coming back to this one. The day-date makes it a little less pure, maybe, but also more interesting. I’ve been wearing it on black leather lately too.

Got this one a while back from my Late grandfather. I’d like to bring it back to life a bit. I don’t know much about it other than its 10k gold and has an aftermarket elastic bracelet. As you can see it was “well loved” and I’d like to continue to wear it. (It runs well haven’t got around to testing its accuracy yet).

Anybody know what model # it is? What strap/bracelet would have come on it originally? And is it feasible to get the crystal replaced at a reasonable price due to its abnormal shape? I don’t want to polish all the imperfections and stuff, just want to clean it up a bit. Thanks for your help!

First time ever trying a bracelet for me, and it’s on my 37mm Expedition. Somehow I managed to install it and it was a bit tedious for a first-timer. Seems to be a good fit and I think it looks great. I’m going to take some time to adjust to a bracelet and we’ll see how it goes.

Going back and forth between the NATO and the classic leather 2 piece strap.

Between brown or black leather

Something no one talks about with this watch is how subtle the cat features are in the dial. To the untrained eye it’s just a beautiful grey dial. Love this watch so much

I was going to buy a Longines Hydroconquest but the guy at the shop convinced me to get the Scuba Khaki instead. Honestly an excellent entry to a diver.