I was encouraged by our fearless Leader to give the Gallery a try. If things go well, I will attach a photograph or two of an elusive Hamilton watch from 1961. This is the 14K Gold Flight I. While it appears to be one of the Hamilton Electric Watches of that era, it is actually a manual wind watch, with the 22 Jewel 770 Hamilton movement. The Flight II, produced that same year, is a gold filled version. The Flight I is typically found with a silver dial and brown cross, as pictured, while the Flight II was produced with a "champagne" dial, and a less common silver dial. I hope a picture of all three Flight's are also attaches. All the Best

This follow up photo is the Flight I, with the silver dial and brown cross, along with the Flight II with champagne dial and silver dial.

...beautiful watches!!!...beautiful pics!!!thanks!!!...Jim C

William M.

Thanks for sharing pics of those fabulous Hamilton wristwatches with us. You have an incredibile collection. I'm still drooling!

Stephanie O'Neil
NAWCC Member 143979

Those are C@@L watches!

Aaron Bereiter
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God Bless America

Simply beautiful Dr. Hansen. All of your watches are special treats to be savored.

Dr. Deborah L. Irvine

Chapter 185 Administrative Secretary
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Here is another example of the Hamilton Flight I. It is one of the most desirable 1960's Hamilton wrist watches.

The dial color is described as "Champagne"

Looks Electric, but isn't

The case is very, very fine.

Note the quality of the dial

High Grade Hamilton 770 22 Jewel movement