Circa 1956-1960.
Here as have an elusive timepiece from Hamilton called the Stormking IV which was originally released in 1956 and features a 10k yellow gold-filled case, stainless steel back, 14K gold numerals, luminous markers and dots and pearled track on a sterling silver dial. This watch looks stunning with only light scratches on the case with no personalizations on the back. Keeping good time and running strong, the watch sets and winds smoothly and measures at approximately 33mm in width x 42mm from lug end to lug end. Powering this wristwatch is a genuine Hamilton grade 748 manual hand winding movement with 18 jewels that has been cleaned, oiled, and timed for 24 hours. The inside back case reads: Hamilton W. Co., Lancaster PA., S146458, S&W. Although this watch was originally advertised as weatherproof, testing the waterproofing feature is not advised due to the age of the timepiece.
Here as have an elusive timepiece from Hamilton called the Stormking IV which was originally released in 1956 and features a 10k yellow gold-filled case, stainless steel back, 14K gold numerals, luminous markers and dots and pearled track on a sterling silver dial. This watch looks stunning with only light scratches on the case with no personalizations on the back. Keeping good time and running strong, the watch sets and winds smoothly and measures at approximately 33mm in width x 42mm from lug end to lug end. Powering this wristwatch is a genuine Hamilton grade 748 manual hand winding movement with 18 jewels that has been cleaned, oiled, and timed for 24 hours. The inside back case reads: Hamilton W. Co., Lancaster PA., S146458, S&W. Although this watch was originally advertised as weatherproof, testing the waterproofing feature is not advised due to the age of the timepiece.