The 'Khaki Field King': A Partner for Off-Time, Escaping the Bustle, and Venturing on Unseen Journeys
The Hamilton "Khaki Field King" is a modern reinterpretation of a classic military-inspired watch, born from the brand's transition from military supplier to civilian watchmaker. This new model balances rugged functionality, including the H-40 automatic movement with an 80-hour power reserve and 10-bar water resistance, with a refined, relaxed style suitable for both daily wear and outdoor adventures. By toning down overt military aesthetics, it emphasizes a clean dial with a signature day-date display, positioning itself as a versatile partner for modern exploration and escaping the everyday.
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Born during Hamilton's transition from a military watch supplier to a manufacturer of civilian timepieces, this model has always marked moments of change. Now, the 'Khaki Field King' returns with a new purpose. With its sophisticated appearance and relaxed atmosphere, yet equipped with reliable functionality, this model has been reinterpreted as a modern partner for contemporary adventures and explorations.
The 'Khaki Field King' was created in the years following World War II, a time when Hamilton began applying its military-honed expertise to watches for the general public. While rugged construction and high visibility remained crucial, the context surrounding the watch itself had changed. Once a piece of issued equipment, the watch evolved into an object of personal choice. This exquisite balance of practicality and accessibility continues to be the hallmark charm of the 'Khaki Field King' to this day.
This latest model pays homage to its inherited legacy while being finished in a softer, more refined style. Designed for leisure, outdoor exploration, and free time, the 'Khaki Field King' deliberately tones down overt military elements in pursuit of a more elegant and relaxed expression.
By removing the 24-hour display, space is created on the dial, making the Arabic numerals, minute track, and the distinctive day-date display at the 12 o'clock position stand out more. The day-date display, set in a contrasting tone, enhances visibility and simultaneously provides the unique prestige of the 'King'.
Designed to be worn beyond the field, the 'Khaki Field King' is made for those who seek unpretentious reliability, allowing for a seamless transition from weekday routines to weekend outdoors, from travel destinations to moments away from the daily hustle. Whether on a leather strap or a steel bracelet, it is a watch whose design is shaped by freedom and a spirit of inquiry into the unknown, while fundamentally maintaining a solid preparedness.
Behind its refined exterior lies a design engineered for durability. Water resistance has been enhanced to 10 bar, and a robust sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating improves visibility in changing light conditions. Inside, it houses the H-40 automatic movement. It features an 80-hour power reserve and enhanced resistance thanks to a Nivachron™ balance spring. Furthermore, an improved bracelet structure and a stainless steel movement holder support long-term durability and reliability.
The 'Khaki Field King' is a single piece designed for time beyond the everyday. It guides the unwavering reliability of a field watch into a new era shaped by freedom, exploration, and adventure.
About Hamilton
Founded in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, Hamilton has a history of over 130 years of creating high-precision watches. Hamilton's watchmaking technology developed alongside the dawn of American railroads and has graced the wrists of military soldiers, pilots, and Hollywood stars. As an unshakable watchmaker for filmmakers, Hamilton watches have appeared in over 500 films, with custom watches playing crucial roles in several major Hollywood blockbusters. In its effort to establish authentic characters and storylines through timepieces, Hamilton was also the first to design a branded watch to appear in a video game. Continuing its pursuit of craftsmanship and precision, Hamilton introduced the world's first battery-powered watch in 1957 and the first LED digital watch in 1970. As a member of the Swatch Group, a leading company in watchmaking, Hamilton continues to pursue design, technology, and craftsmanship, creating timepieces that fuse the American spirit with Swiss technology.
For more details, please visit HamiltonWatch.com. Follow our Facebook, X, and Instagram accounts @hamiltonwatch.
Click here for the official Japanese LINE account.
Technical Specifications
Khaki Field King
Case
Case diameter 40mm / Stainless steel
Thickness
11.8mm
Lug Width
20mm
Dial
Black / Blue / Green
Hands
Hour, minute hands, and dots with Super-LumiNova® coating
Movement
Mechanical self-winding (H-40) / Nivachron™ balance spring / 80-hour power reserve
Bracelet
Brown leather strap / 3-row metal bracelet / Folding clasp, push-button
Crystal
Sapphire crystal (with anti-reflective coating)
Water Resistance
10 bar (100m), for daily life
Price (tax included)
¥108,900 / ¥119,900
Release Date
April 14, 2026
H64475131 / ¥119,900 H64475140 / ¥119,900 H64475160 / ¥119,900
H64475531 / ¥108,900 H64475540 / ¥108,900 H64475560 / ¥108,900
The 'Khaki Field King' was created in the years following World War II, a time when Hamilton began applying its military-honed expertise to watches for the general public. While rugged construction and high visibility remained crucial, the context surrounding the watch itself had changed. Once a piece of issued equipment, the watch evolved into an object of personal choice. This exquisite balance of practicality and accessibility continues to be the hallmark charm of the 'Khaki Field King' to this day.
This latest model pays homage to its inherited legacy while being finished in a softer, more refined style. Designed for leisure, outdoor exploration, and free time, the 'Khaki Field King' deliberately tones down overt military elements in pursuit of a more elegant and relaxed expression.
By removing the 24-hour display, space is created on the dial, making the Arabic numerals, minute track, and the distinctive day-date display at the 12 o'clock position stand out more. The day-date display, set in a contrasting tone, enhances visibility and simultaneously provides the unique prestige of the 'King'.
Designed to be worn beyond the field, the 'Khaki Field King' is made for those who seek unpretentious reliability, allowing for a seamless transition from weekday routines to weekend outdoors, from travel destinations to moments away from the daily hustle. Whether on a leather strap or a steel bracelet, it is a watch whose design is shaped by freedom and a spirit of inquiry into the unknown, while fundamentally maintaining a solid preparedness.
Behind its refined exterior lies a design engineered for durability. Water resistance has been enhanced to 10 bar, and a robust sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating improves visibility in changing light conditions. Inside, it houses the H-40 automatic movement. It features an 80-hour power reserve and enhanced resistance thanks to a Nivachron™ balance spring. Furthermore, an improved bracelet structure and a stainless steel movement holder support long-term durability and reliability.
The 'Khaki Field King' is a single piece designed for time beyond the everyday. It guides the unwavering reliability of a field watch into a new era shaped by freedom, exploration, and adventure.
About Hamilton
Founded in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, Hamilton has a history of over 130 years of creating high-precision watches. Hamilton's watchmaking technology developed alongside the dawn of American railroads and has graced the wrists of military soldiers, pilots, and Hollywood stars. As an unshakable watchmaker for filmmakers, Hamilton watches have appeared in over 500 films, with custom watches playing crucial roles in several major Hollywood blockbusters. In its effort to establish authentic characters and storylines through timepieces, Hamilton was also the first to design a branded watch to appear in a video game. Continuing its pursuit of craftsmanship and precision, Hamilton introduced the world's first battery-powered watch in 1957 and the first LED digital watch in 1970. As a member of the Swatch Group, a leading company in watchmaking, Hamilton continues to pursue design, technology, and craftsmanship, creating timepieces that fuse the American spirit with Swiss technology.
For more details, please visit HamiltonWatch.com. Follow our Facebook, X, and Instagram accounts @hamiltonwatch.
Click here for the official Japanese LINE account.
Technical Specifications
Khaki Field King
Case
Case diameter 40mm / Stainless steel
Thickness
11.8mm
Lug Width
20mm
Dial
Black / Blue / Green
Hands
Hour, minute hands, and dots with Super-LumiNova® coating
Movement
Mechanical self-winding (H-40) / Nivachron™ balance spring / 80-hour power reserve
Bracelet
Brown leather strap / 3-row metal bracelet / Folding clasp, push-button
Crystal
Sapphire crystal (with anti-reflective coating)
Water Resistance
10 bar (100m), for daily life
Price (tax included)
¥108,900 / ¥119,900
Release Date
April 14, 2026
H64475131 / ¥119,900 H64475140 / ¥119,900 H64475160 / ¥119,900
H64475531 / ¥108,900 H64475540 / ¥108,900 H64475560 / ¥108,900