Hamilton latest creation, the
ODC X-02 Quartz watch, is rightfully considered to be a genuine breakthrough in the field of timepiece design.
This watch, striking by its futuristic shaped case, modeled on the aircraft wing’s cross-section, gives its owner a unique opportunity to find himself in three locations at once: each of the
three separate, oblong dials shows the time in a different location.
With the design suggested by the watch, the brand initially created for Stanley Kubrick’s 1966 movie,
2001: A Space Odyssey, the ODC X-02 Quartz will no doubt make its appearance in a great number of Hollywood movies.
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This year, Hamilton celebrates the 40th anniversary of its
first ever LED digital watch, the first one in the world. At that time, the Hamilton creation caused a real revolution in the watchmaking industry. Now, the brand is pleased to present its
new Hamilton Pulsomatic watch that represents a digital timekeeper equipped with an automatic movement, a perfect reflection of Swiss craftsmanship.
The
initial Pulsar watch got its name after the astronomical bodies emitting exact radio pulses. The new Pulsomatic watch looks much the same as the futuristically designed original, although it features an
LCD display instead of the LED display. The mist special thing about the timepiece is that it is animated by an innovative
Swiss automatic movement - the
H1970.
The case of the watch (49 mm x 39 mm) is sculptured from stainless steel. The black PVD version is also available. The back side of the Pulsomatic watch holds a nice surprise – you can drop a glance at the unique movement via a sapphire crystal.
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