I bought several wristwatches this weekend several of them were hamilton,s here is one of them..

The Hamilton Mason in a 10k white gold filled case..

another shot of the front

the back

the movement is a 987f 17 jewel

very nice watch , unique dial - reminds me of a Hamilton Turner i have -

lets see what else you bought

Gary

Gray it was a small group of 23 watches this time there was 6 hamiltons this one ,,a Russell---a Franklin--A perry and a couple of the later Hamilton,s one is a 23 jewel and the other a 17 jewel both made in the 60,s...There was 4 gold case watches but they were a gruen, bulova ,and a couple of lord elgin,s...

The guy has several solid gold hamilton,s both pocket and wristwatches ,,i have tried hard to buy the gold ones but we can,t get together on the price..

I will get the other Hamiltons cleaned up sometime this week and try and post some more pictures..

I hear there has been a great deal of interest in the Mason. Wish one of the hamilton experts would tell us about the Mason and why the interest. Thanks-always trying to learn something new.
Tony

Lovely watch, and quite rare -- production records show 1,049 made in white gold-fill and 9,366 in yellow.

What can you tell us about the dial.

The dial appears to be incorrect, taken from a Turner. If you look at the shape of the minute track you'll see that it comes to something of a point at 9 and 3, which corresponds with the Turner but doesn't follow the contour of the Mason bezel. This dial design was not originally listed for the Mason.

Rene,
Thanks for the info. Was this dial only available with the Turner?

Yes, the dial on Samie's watch was intended for the Turner and only the Turner. While the Mason was available with a similar black enamel painted numeral dial, it is noticeably different than the one used on the Turner.