I got this Hamilton wrist at a recent auction. It has the grade 982, 19j movement. I can't find a picture of it. Is there a model name for this one?

Any help would be appreciated.

The case is definitely a Norman model. Normally the Norman with applied figures has alternating numerals and dots, I cannot recall seeing one with all applied numerals before. Could be a dial from a similar-sized model, or simply a less common variation.

Thanks for the info guys!! I guess I have a "Norman" with a dial that may be a replacement.

One clock guy learning a little more about watches.

Tom the 982 19 jewel movement is a high quality movement (wish they still made them))

Could also be a redial. The Hamilton script on the dial doesn't look to be original (too blocky and not well spaced).

Very nice looking Hamilton however.

Thanks Tom.
I believe you are right about that. It may be a good one for daily wear. I think I will look for a strap for it at the Great Lakes Regional.

hi there....
can anyone tell me anything about this hamilton?
it's 14k white gold & has 38 little diamonds.
it is missing the safety chain.
i'd like to know what year & model it is, if anyone knows.

thank-you!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A follow up!

In an tique shop recently I found this Hamilton ad. One of the clocks featured is the "Norman"

Now I just have to find the rest of the watches in the ad.

CHECK OUT the alterating numbers and dots int he ad, just as Bryan said there should be. Maybe my dial is a remake or replacement.