While it contains the same H-20-S movement, the ladies’ Jazzmaster Viewmatic Skeleton has a smaller case diameter (36 mm, also in stainless steel) and an iridescent white dial. The overall design is described by Hamilton as “floral-inspired,” with applied hour indices shaped like dewdrops, and tiny, round minute indices between these markers rather than the detailed seconds scale of the men’s version. This ladies’ Jazzmaster has a white leather strap, edged and lined with ruby red, echoing the splashes of red on the dial from the skeletonized movement’s jewels. The strap has an “easy-click” attachment so it can be easily switched with a five-row stainless steel bracelet. The watch is priced at $1,195.
This article was originally published on September 26, 2013, and has been updated.
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I love Hamilton Watches. Is the H20 a totally original movement? Is it derivative of another ETA movement? How does the quality compare to the ETA 2892?
I love Hamilton Watches. Is the H20 a totally original movement? Is it derivative of another ETA movement? How does the quality compare to the ETA 2892?
Willing to get more information on price, availability time and where to by it down here in Brazil. Regards.
Chuck.