Circa 1958-1960.
Featured here is an elegant timepiece by Hamilton called the Carteret in a 14K yellow gold case with 14K gold numerals, markers and squares on a sterling silver dial that has a two-tone feature discreetly visible on both sides This was a presentation watch from Fisher Scientific for a quarter century of service. The case looks sharp and powering the watch is a genuine Hamilton high grade 770 manual hand wind movement with 22 jewels that has been serviced and kept good time over a 24 hour period. The crown sets and winds smoothly and the watch is fitted with a new acrylic crystal. The inside back case reads: Hamilton W. Co., Lancaster PA., 14K Gold, R831411, Star W.C. Co. The case measures approximately 27mm wide x 36mm in overall length and is quadrupled signed by Hamilton as seen on the crown, dial, movement, and case.
Featured here is an elegant timepiece by Hamilton called the Carteret in a 14K yellow gold case with 14K gold numerals, markers and squares on a sterling silver dial that has a two-tone feature discreetly visible on both sides This was a presentation watch from Fisher Scientific for a quarter century of service. The case looks sharp and powering the watch is a genuine Hamilton high grade 770 manual hand wind movement with 22 jewels that has been serviced and kept good time over a 24 hour period. The crown sets and winds smoothly and the watch is fitted with a new acrylic crystal. The inside back case reads: Hamilton W. Co., Lancaster PA., 14K Gold, R831411, Star W.C. Co. The case measures approximately 27mm wide x 36mm in overall length and is quadrupled signed by Hamilton as seen on the crown, dial, movement, and case.