Serviced November 2022, excellent silver dial, polished 10k gold filled case, monogrammed case back, unworn genuine lizard strap, NOS acrylic crystal, alloy mainspring.
Hamilton produced the Clark starting in 1955 and it ran through 1957. In 1956, Hamilton introduced their renown manual wind movement, the caliber 770, which was a shock protected upgrade of the 753. Since this example of the Clark comes with the 770, it was most likely produced in 1956 or 1957. A small watch, its most distinctive feature are the large, sharply pointed lugs. The silver dial is original and has gold applied numerals and markers with a painted sub seconds register and is in excellent condition. The paint for the Hamilton branding is mint. The hands appear to be original and show very little patina. The case back is monogrammed. A NOS curved acrylic crystal was installed during service. The American made 770 movement was serviced November 2022 and is running well and currently performing at +/- 13 seconds per day.
Size:
22.6mm wide(excluding the crown) 25.1mm length 10.6mm Tall 18.5mm Lug to Lug 37.0mm Tip to Tip
Case - Hand polished 10k gold filled bezel and monogrammed case back. There is some fine scratching on the bezel and case back. Case back is monogrammed: G.T. Jr.
Lugs - No plate wear visible on the distinctive lugs.
Crystal - NOS curved acrylic crystal installed during service.
Hands - Appear to be original with very light patina.
Dial - Original, excellent condition dial. Silver finish, applied even numerals and hour markers, painted sub second register at 6 o'clock. Paint on the dial is in mint condition.
Band - Unworn brown genuine lizard strap with gold tone buckle.
Movement - American made Hamilton caliber 770, manual wind, 22 jewels. Fully serviced November 2022. Runs strong and keeping excellent time.
