Product code: Hamilton Vantage Men's manual wind watch 17Jewels 1960s shop
The watch has just been cleaned, oiled and adjusted; the time accuracy is very good. (Cleaning and oiling means that the movement parts of the watch have been completely disassembled, then cleaned and lubricated) Year: 1960s Movement: Standard time 177 17Jewels Case width: 34mm (excluding the crown), the width including the crown is 36.5mm; the distance from lug to lug is 42mm; The width between the lugs is 17mm.New strap. new crystal. The dial shows some signs of aging. The case shows some scratches or wear, which is a sign of normal use. The water resistance of the watch is not tested, avoid contact with water. There are several photos of the watch in natural light, which can show the actual state of the watch more clearly. Vantage watches were made by the illustrious Hamilton Watch Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.Hamilton introduced their fully-jeweled Vantage line in the 1960s so that they could compete with “pin lever” type watches, price-wise. Fixed shop price.
The watch has just been cleaned, oiled and adjusted; the time accuracy is very good. (Cleaning and oiling means that the movement parts of the watch have been completely disassembled, then cleaned and lubricated) Year: 1960s Movement: Standard time 177 17Jewels Case width: 34mm (excluding the crown), the width including the crown is 36.5mm; the distance from lug to lug is 42mm; The width between the lugs is 17mm.New strap. new crystal. The dial shows some signs of aging. The case shows some scratches or wear, which is a sign of normal use. The water resistance of the watch is not tested, avoid contact with water. There are several photos of the watch in natural light, which can show the actual state of the watch more clearly. Vantage watches were made by the illustrious Hamilton Watch Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.Hamilton introduced their fully-jeweled Vantage line in the 1960s so that they could compete with “pin lever” type watches, price-wise. Fixed shop price.