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In response to questions about the Hamilton Chrono-Matic:
First offer of $1,250 will take this one; buyer pays shipping and insurance (required).
Jeff
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: A couple of weeks ago, Hodinkee had a flea market of vintage
: watches in New York City, and I sent five watches to be offered
: for sale. The courier that I used to send the watches to New
: York City had other plans, however, and the watches arrived at
: Hodinkee headquarters several days after the flea market had
: closed. A few days later, they were back in my hands.
: Notwithstanding this unfortunate turn of events, I would still like
: to sell the watches, so I have taken the five watches that have
: made the round trip to NYC, added a couple of additional
: watches, and now offer these seven watches for sale.
: I believe that it is fair to say that all these watches are
: “priced to sell”. Still, I am willing to consider reasonable
: offers. Purchaser responsible for shipping and insurance (which
: is required); payment by bank wire.
: There are more photos of these watches here --
: http://www.onthedash.com/4sale/2012Dec/
: Thanks,
: Jeff
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Hamilton Chrono-Matic Chronograph, “Panda” Colors (by Heuer)
Year of Production: circa 1969
Movement: Caliber 11
Notes: The development of the first automatic chronographs involved
a joint venture between Heuer, Breitling, Hamilton and
Dubois-Depraz. As part of this arrangement, Heuer manufactured
four models of automatic chronographs for Hamilton, including
this “Chrono-Matic” (which is considered a counterpart of
the Heuer Carrera). White dial, with contrasting registers and
inner tachymeter bezel. This chronograph is featured in the
OnTheDash website in a webpage describing the development of the
first automatic chronographs.
Price: $1,300
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