The battery has been replaced and operation has been confirmed.
I rarely use it and have treasured it.
The face is also clean, but there may be small scratches when viewed with a magnifying glass.
The belt has been replaced with a genuine leather one.
I recently changed it, so I think it's beautiful.

Please purchase only if you understand that this is a used item.

Hidden gem: It has a history of being featured many times in Japanese fashion magazines (such as Begin and Boon) in the 1990s as the "best classic watch."
• Font style: The "Khaki" font on the dial is powerful, and the military feel is stronger than in the current model.

This is a popular model from the period known as "Old Hamilton (Neo-Vintage)," around the time when the current Hamilton joined the Swatch Group.
It features the logo design and unique font of the time that are not found in current models, and is loved among watch collectors as a ``classic choice.''
Because it's quartz, it's easy to care for and perfect for everyday use!

- Brand: HAMILTON
- Model Name: Khaki III
- Color: White dial
- Strap material: Leather
- Case Material: Stainless Steel
- Date display: yes

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