June 08, 2005, 09:41
Robert M. SweetHamilton 992B sold in Canada Question
Hamilton 992B sold in Canada Question
Did Hamilton buy Canadian made cases and sell as a complete watch or did they ship the movements to Canada and they installed the movements into
their own cases? Thanks in advance.
Robert
June 08, 2005, 10:22
Terry HillRobert,
My understanding is the movements were shipped into Canada and cased there...
I have a shipping case with a 992B serial number pictured maybe somewere on the boards. I will try to post it again tonight...
of course I am always looking for other opinions and documentation...
June 08, 2005, 11:46
Robert M. SweetTerry,
Thanks, do you have any information as to who made the special dials?
Robert
June 08, 2005, 12:41
Robert M. SweetLindell,
Thanks, Tony bought a super nice watch.
As you mentioned, quote, "The Canadian Government required Canadian-Made Cases on watches sold there!", I was just curious how this process took place, i.e. mating the movement to the case.
Robert
June 08, 2005, 13:11
Robert M. SweetLindell,
Sorry, correcting my mistake, its "where" not "how".

Robert
June 08, 2005, 18:41
Terry Hillas promised....
far as I know, Hamilton made the dials...
June 08, 2005, 21:54
Robert M. SweetTerry,
Thank you, looks like a 1946 era movement holder.
Do you know of other Canadian Case Mfg. other than "Fortune" that housed the 992B?
Robert
June 08, 2005, 22:18
Terry HillThe Fortune BRAND case seemed to be very popular, in different styles...
Like the Style Lindell posted,
and other styles "like" the mainliner... and have seen a few other styles, but hard to describe.
Cashier also seemed to be a popular case in Canada, but I don't have much info.