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Thanks for visiting my vintage Hamilton watch blog. I like to restore US-made Hamilton wrist watches back to their original glory and share my experiences with other enthusiasts. Use the "Search" space below if you know what model you're looking for. Feel free to leave polite comments or questions in the spaces provided. Also check out my "watches for sale" on my Etsy site - the link is on the right, just below.

1920s models...

1916 Ladies Bracelet Watch
1918 Trench Watch
1924 Ladies Round
1924 Cushion or Later Cushions
1927 Ladies' Tonneau
1927 Square Cut Corner
1927 Barrel or Barrel
1927 Tonneau
1928 Hastings
1928 Illinois Mate

9 comments:

  1. Hello,

    Do you have information about the Chevy Chase? I'm not sure what years it was made.

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    1. The Chevy Chase is a ladies model from 1929 and into the 1930's. There are several variations... A, B, C, etc.

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  2. I believe I have a 1927 men's wrist watch but don't see it on this page

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    1. Send me a photo through Etsy or my email and I’ll tell you what I think

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  3. i have a mens hamilton watch that was giving to me by my father a few weeks ago. ive been trying to find it online but with no success. pat number as follows on wristband 2.689.450 on back it says 10k rop bezel stainless steel back? thank you alan l vetree jr

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    1. You're welcome to send a photo to me through Etsy or by email. My email address is available when you click the link above my photo. If the case has an RGP (rolled gold plate) with a stainless steel back it's from 1954 or later - otherwise it's not an authentic model. Beyond that I would need to see a photo.

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  4. I have a 1925 Hamilton 992L, serial #2327042. I have read elsewhere that Hamilton pocket watches in the 1920's would give a 'golf course' name to a particular model pocket watch. I can not find any information at all on the internet about this, but am most curious and hopeful that you can help me with the name given this watch. Also, how much would you charge for cleaning-oiling this watch? Thank you, Larry

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    1. 1925 preceded most wrist watches other than the “Cushion” but later some wristwatches got resort names...Piping Rock, Coronado, etc. When you watch was produced you bought the movement and dial and the jeweler helped you pick out a case. You watch is simply a 992 but you can identify the dial name by looking in the catalogs online.

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    2. Thank you very much. and your cost to clean & oil?

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