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Hamilton Khaki Field The Murph car black 42mm leather - H70405710
Khaki Field Murph Automatic 42mm Black Dial Vintage Arabic Numerals Men's Watch with Black Leather Strap.
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Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 42mm Automatic Black Dial Watch
Legendary watch called by enthusiasts The Murph, the most famous watch from science fiction films.
This variant was worn by Murphy Cooper in the 2014 film Interstellar, an iconic watch for all fans of cinema in general and science fiction films in particular.
This new version features an antiqued black dial with perlage finishing in a sturdy 42mm steel case and a black crocodile-print leather strap with white stitching.
It is equipped with a Swiss made H-10 self-winding mechanical movement with a power reserve of 80 hours.
The black dial features cathedral hands and Arabic numerals in beige Super-LumiNova for a vintage feel.
Its size makes it an ideal fit for all men's wrists.
Features Hamilton Khaki The Murph H70605731:
- Ean: 7640167048267
- Case material: steel
- Case diameter: 42 mm
- Case thickness: 11 mm
- Lug distance: 22 mm
- Dial color: black
- Movement: mechanical self-winding, caliber H-10
- Charging time: 80 hours
- Glass: Scratch-resistant sapphire with anti-reflective coating
- Water resistance: 100 meters (10 bar)
- Case back with visible movement
- Spiral in Nivachron
- Original Hamilton watches packaging
- 2-year international warranty
- Watch-strap
- Skin
- Clock-case
- Round Case
- Glass
- Sapphire
- Case material
- Steel
- Dial
- Black
- Movement
- Automatic Moviment
- EAN
- 7640167048267
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