Serviced October 2022, Swiss made automatic movement, excellent original linen textured silver dial, hand polished one piece stainless steel case, acrylic crystal, alloy mainspring.
Made for eight years from 1965 through 1972, the Hamilton Accumatic A-506 watch comes with a Swiss (ETA) made automatic 689A caliber movement. The silver dial on this example has a linen texture that was discontinued by Hamilton in the 1968 catalog, indicating this watch could have been made sometime between 1965 and 1967. The original dial is in very good condition with extremely fine specs of patina, most being visible only under magnification. The applied silver numerals and markers are excellent. The paint for the Hamilton and 'H' logo, automatic script branding, and minute track is in minty condition. The silver hands are good, with patina visible. Hands and dial have been relumed. The watch is ready to wear on an unworn brown two piece genuine leather strap with silver toned buckle. The Swiss (ETA) made 17 jewel caliber 689A automatic movement was fully serviced October 2022 and is running well and currently performing at +/- 10 seconds per day.
Size:
32.5mm bezel (excluding the crown)
10.2mm Tall
17.5mm Lug to Lug
36.1mm Tip to Tip
Case - Hand polished one piece stainless steel case. Fine scratching on the bezel and on the back.
Lugs - In excellent condition.
Crystal - Domed acrylic crystal polished clean and clear of any major defects during service October 2022.
Hands - Appear to be original with light patina developing. Hour and minute hands relumed October 2022.
Dial - Original linen textured silver dial, applied silver tone numerals and markers. Painted Hamilton, 'H' logo, and script automatic branding. Painted minute track. Paint on the dial is in minty condition. Relumed pips for the 12, 3, 6, and 9 markers.
Band - Unworn genuine leather brown two piece strap with silver tone buckle.
Movement - Swiss (ETA) made Hamilton automatic caliber 689A, 17 jewels. Fully serviced October 2022. Runs strong and keeping excellent time.
