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Hamilton Linwood Chrono Auto Watch (Store Display)

Name: Hamilton Linwood Chrono Auto Watch (Store Display)
Brand: Hamilton
SKU: hamilton-linwood-chrono-automatic-watch
Price: 679 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Designed by the esteemed timepiece engineers at Hamilton, the Linwood Chrono automatic watch pairs modern functionality with timeless aesthetics. Powered by a Hamilton (Valjoux 7750 base) 25-jewel automatic movement, this watch never needs to be charged: It winds itself with the natural motion of your wrist Read More

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Aug 11, 2019

So I am a bit confused about where this watch is made(assembled), as pics show a USA strap and no where on the watch can I find "Swiss Made" or Swiss mention (except for the movement - checking other sites with more photos of this watch). Makes me think that this was a contact made watch for Hamilton with a Swiss sourced movement. Can anyone provide clarification?

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jlw54

Aug 13, 2019

BG805Also, why are they not showing the back of the watch??

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GravyMaster

Aug 13, 2019

jlw54They don’t always show the backs - it just depends on what stock photos they get sent by the sellers.

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The_Enquirer

Aug 10, 2019

Glad to see some 38s here finally. Hopefully there's some more to come since that's the perfect size for me, just 15mm is a bit thick.

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RayF

22220

Aug 10, 2019

It's as if a Seiko SARB033 went to a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon and said: "Make me the Chronograph I always wanted to be!"

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582

Aug 9, 2019

38mm too small? I have a couple of 36mm Rolex DateJust models that look fine (to me). My wrist circumference is 7.5" which I think is about average. 2mm +/- is ~ 8/100 of an inch, which doesn't seem all that noticeable. But I grew up when 40mm was considered huge and 34mm the norm.

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582

Aug 10, 2019

The 1st Valjoux 7750 watch I owned was a Fortis Flieger

that has a 38mm case and is 14mm thick. I’ve had it for 20 years and it has a fantastic sapphire non-reflective crystal from before they were common. Still keeps +3 time a day. Don’t wear it as much as I once did, but it’s a great watch and comfortable on the wrist. I bought it in Switzerland and not sure if they even had distribution in the US at the time. Still a brand not often seen here (I own one other). The company went bankrupt 2 years ago and an investor bought the brand name.

RayF

22220

Aug 13, 2019

mclosePretty cool watch!

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ED61

1650

Aug 9, 2019

38mm 7750 chronographs aren’t rare even today just a small spacer ring although much more common in the vintage world

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mhip

242

Aug 9, 2019

"It winds itself with the natural motion of your wrist" What is this science fiction magic they speak of?

Watchyoutalkingabout

Aug 9, 2019

Can’t think of any other 7750 based chronos that are 38mm. $680 is a fair price as these typically range around the $750-$800 mark on the grey market sites.

Alletiderslasse

Aug 9, 2019

I don't have a problem with 38mm. I have my Seiko alpinist 38mm. A great watch. But there is other Hamilton's I rather get than this one.

mdemeyer

Aug 9, 2019

AlletiderslasseAgree. My 7750-based Chronoswiss dual-time Tora is 38mm and I love the size. It's all about the design, not the size. I don't have small wrists, but I'm actually rather tired of the huge watch trend...

rumata13

563

Aug 9, 2019

38mm is too small for a modern watch

ED61

1650

Aug 9, 2019

Cheaper on a bracelet New elsewhere

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Bames

Aug 9, 2019

ED61The bracelet version was on sale at Nordstrom Rack a few weeks ago for $300. I know of a few folks that got one and that’s probably what you’re seeing on eBay now.