Hamilton Brock Repeater from the common-yet-wonderful orange-dialed SUB

from the common-yet-wonderful orange-dialed SUB 300T Professional to the black-dialed 'Sharkhunter'

Though early Carreras were produced in a variety of styles with a range of dials

The black dial shines in its clarity: rectangular luminous indices

Others because they were worn by heroes

With a rich history that provides both the vintage- and contemporary-watch enthusiast with a variety of choices in metals

Hamilton Brock Repeater from the common-yet-wonderful orange-dialed SUBThe late 19th and early 20th centuries were without question the golden age of American watchmaking. The implementation of mass production and interchangeable parts assured American supremacy. Brands such as Gruen, Elgin, and Hamilton vied against the Swiss to dominate the watch industry the latter, in particular, was at the top of its game. Specifically, the development of railroad chronometers gave Hamilton a reputation for accuracy and