Does anyone know what Hamilton has done to create a bronze watch that doesn't patina? I have had this watch for almost 2 years and wear it weekly. It hasn't changed one bit since the day I bought it. The Hamilton website actually says the case is bronze and titanium, are they using some kind of weird alloy to do this?
The Omega Aquaterra with the 8900 movement is the perfect watch for jump time zones with its jumping hour hand. It works like a true GMT without the GMT hand.
There is a Black Bay Pro on eBay that says it's one of a kind. Can't find any record of this watch anywhere
Spent the day working at our hunting club with the trusty Hamilton on the wrist
With all the love for the new HC had to post my old one. I'm a big fan of the 3 6 9 dial and this watch is always in my rotation. It's my go to when I'm doing anything in the outdoors.
This is easily my favorite watch. I have Rolex, Omega, Longines, etc but no watch in my collection feels as good as the Aquaracer.
Was over in Zurich and finally got to see the power reserve watch first hand. It's a watch I had been wanting since its release. Finding one with a bracelet was harder than I thought but well worth it in the end.
Found this in like new condition for a very fair price and couldn't pass it up. Definitely a different watch from my new Aquaracer GMT.