Hamilton Intra-Matic Watch Review
Thursday - 14 June 2012
Hamilton has released the new Intra-Matic, a watch inspired by a namesake timepiece from the 1960s.
Launched in the year of Hamilton's 120th anniversary, the Intra-Matic pays tribute to the elegance and slender dimensions of the bestselling original (the case measures just 7 mm in height without crystal) but its Büren micro-rotor automatic movement has been replaced with a high-performance 2892-2 automatic movement.
Launched in the year of Hamilton's 120th anniversary, the Intra-Matic pays tribute to the elegance and slender dimensions of the bestselling original (the case measures just 7 mm in height without crystal) but its Büren micro-rotor automatic movement has been replaced with a high-performance 2892-2 automatic movement.
The black or silver-coloured dial is domed, and features the Hamilton logo from the 1960s. Hours are marked with slender indices, and the hands are lightly curved - "an expression of the quintessential character of Hamilton watchmaking". The watch offers water resistance to 50 metres, and has a date display at 6 o'clock.
The Hamilton Intra-Matic comes with a choice of stainless steel bracelet or black vintage leather strap, and the 38 mm or 42 mm case is available in stainless steel or yellow PVD.
