Circa 1950s.
Here is one example from a handful of Hamilton models that were never catalogued called the Kennett in a 10K goldfilled case with a two-tone sterling silver dial with numerals and dots. The dial exhibits patina in areas and there are some light scratches on the case. The Gemex branded expansion bracelet is an original for this piece based on an ad and the watch sets and winds smoothly.
The case measures approximately 23mm wide x 37mm in overall length. Underneath the dial is a genuine Hamilton grade 752 manual hand winding movement with 17 jewels that runs strong and kept good time over a 24 hour period. The inside back case reads: KENNETT, Hamilton W. Co., Lancaster PA., 10K Goldfilled, R257327, Star W.C. Co.
Here is one example from a handful of Hamilton models that were never catalogued called the Kennett in a 10K goldfilled case with a two-tone sterling silver dial with numerals and dots. The dial exhibits patina in areas and there are some light scratches on the case. The Gemex branded expansion bracelet is an original for this piece based on an ad and the watch sets and winds smoothly.
The case measures approximately 23mm wide x 37mm in overall length. Underneath the dial is a genuine Hamilton grade 752 manual hand winding movement with 17 jewels that runs strong and kept good time over a 24 hour period. The inside back case reads: KENNETT, Hamilton W. Co., Lancaster PA., 10K Goldfilled, R257327, Star W.C. Co.