Hamilton Watch Retro Ladies Wristwatch Diamond 14k White Gold

About Hamilton Hamilton has a rich heritage that begins in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where the company was founded in 1892. It started out producing pocket watches: timepieces that quickly earned a reputation for their quality and precision. From the very beginning, accuracy and reliability have been at the heart of Hamilton’s mission, and these values have helped it grow into an internationally respected watchmaker. Hamilton’s story is closely tied to American military history. Early on, the U.S. military recognized the brand’s ability to deliver exceptional timekeeping and adapt to demanding conditions. During World War II, Hamilton halted all consumer watch production to focus entirely on supporting the U.S. Armed Forces. Hamilton also has a strong presence in the world of film. Known as the "Movie Brand" for more than 90 years, Hamilton watches have appeared in over 500 films and TV shows. The first on- screen appearance was in 1932’s Shanghai Express, followed by roles in The Frogmen (1951), and the iconic Ventura worn by Elvis Presley in Blue Hawaii (1961). Over the decades, Hamilton timepieces have been chosen for their design, period accuracy, and how they help build a character’s identity. In some cases, Hamilton has gone beyond simply supplying watches, working closely with filmmakers to create custom timepieces that are central to a film’s story. One standout collaboration was with Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar (2014). The custom designed ‘Murph’ watch played an emotional and symbolic role in the film, connecting the characters of Joseph Cooper and his daughter Murphy. Whether in the skies, on the battlefield, or on the big screen, Hamilton has earned its place as a brand that balances function, heritage, and storytelling in a uniquely authentic way.