American Classic Boulton Small Second Quartz Watch H13431553

The Watch

Hamilton is an American watchmaker born in Lancaster in 1892. Its boldly American style earned it a well-deserved international reputation. The brand has won over watch lovers worldwide with its sophisticated chronographs and elegant designs. Already iconic, the watch was worn by Harrison Ford in "Indiana Jones And The Dial of Destiny" - and Ford himself chose the watch he wears in the film! This stunning H13431553 watch is part of the American Classic collection. It features a rectangular stainless steel case with yellow PVD coating. Under a polished finish, the case measures 27 mm in width, 31.60 mm in length, and 7.80 mm in thickness - perfectly sized for women's wrists. The gold-toned case is topped with a domed mineral glass that reveals the beautiful dial beneath. A crown at 3 o'clock lets you set the hours and minutes. The snap-back case ensures water resistance to 3 ATM.

The Dial

This rectangular dial features a clean white background for excellent legibility. It is equipped with two gold lance-shaped hands at center, sweeping over yellow Arabic numeral indices and a minute track to display hours and minutes. Small seconds are shown via the sub-dial at 6 o'clock, also fitted with a small yellow hand. As with most prestigious watchmakers, Hamilton has signed its creation below the 12 o'clock index and engraved the country of manufacture at 6 o'clock.

The Movement

At the heart of this timepiece beats a quartz movement - more specifically, a Swiss-made ETA 980.163 caliber, delivering flawless precision.

The Strap

This stunning brown strap brings an effortlessly elegant touch to the timepiece. Crafted entirely from calfskin leather for durability, it features tone-on-tone topstitching that completes its vintage aesthetic. The lug width is 18 mm and it fastens with a 16 mm gold-tone pin buckle.

Water Resistance

This watch offers a water resistance of 3 atmospheres, or 30 m. Think of it as your style companion, not your swim buddy! It shines at dinner parties and receptions, but water is where it draws the line. Rain, splashes, and the occasional dishwater splash? No problem. A shower, bath, swim, or dive? Absolutely not - keep it dry.