New Hamilton Watches
New Hamilton watches from the retailers we index, prices compared side by side.
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Buying new Hamilton
Nuvinty tracks new-season Hamilton watches from the retailers we index, with most listed between £990 and £1,685 (typically around £1,040). Compare the current Hamilton line-up side by side, then buy direct from the retailer — we surface and price-check the listings, we don't sell them.
Hamilton began in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1892 and supplied watches to the US armed forces, a history its Khaki Field line still draws on. Today it is made in Switzerland and owned by the Swatch Group. The Ventura, with its asymmetric triangular case, launched in 1957 as the first battery-powered wristwatch and is the other icon. When comparing new listings, check the movement: many automatics use the H-10 calibre with an 80-hour power reserve, the Khaki Field Mechanical is hand-wound, and some models are quartz at a lower price. Case sizes vary widely across the Khaki line, so check the diameter against your wrist.
Nuvinty compares listings; condition, authentication and returns are handled by the retailer or marketplace selling the piece.
Frequently asked questions
How much do new Hamilton watches cost?+
Most new Hamilton watches on Nuvinty fall between £990 and £1,685, with a typical listing near £1,040. Prices are pulled from live marketplace and retailer listings and refresh daily.
Why compare Hamilton watches on Nuvinty?+
Nuvinty compares new-season Hamilton watches from retailers including Goldsmiths and House of Watches in one place, so you can find the piece and price you want without checking every site — then buy from the retailer named on each listing.
Where can I buy new Hamilton watches in the UK?+
The new Hamilton watches on this page are listed on Goldsmiths and House of Watches. Nuvinty gathers them in one place; each listing names its source, and you buy on that retailer's site — checkout, delivery, returns and any authentication are handled there, not by Nuvinty. Nuvinty is free to use and earns a commission on qualifying purchases.