Hamilton Electric Black Dial Everest II

Here's your chance to own a FULLY SERVICED (ultrasonic wash, rinse, and lubrication)Hamilton Electric Everest II watch.  Pictured in Rene Rondeau's book "The Watch Of The Future" on page136, it was released in December, 1964, with an original price of $99.50.  It is quadruple signed on the dial, case, movement, and crown.  It runs great and keeps time to well under 30 seconds variation per day, and has a brand new battery just installed.  The hack function works properly, and the watch starts right up each time the crown is pushed in from the setting position to the running position.

The Everest II is similar to the Vantage watch, and really bears no resemblance to the Everest.  The markers are larger and bolder than the Vantage, and it has the newer post 505 introduction "Hamilton Electric" logo in italics.  The case is excellent with NO BRASSING, as is the Original Finish dial and hands.  The Everest II is much more rare than the Vantage, and the bold markers, and cool patterened 12 and 6 on the dial make it a real head turner.

BRAND:  Hamilton Electric Everest II

GENDER:  Mens 

CASE:  10K Gold Filled 

CASE BACK:  Marked Hamilton, 10K Gold Filled, and inside marked Hamilton W. Co., Lancaster, PA, 10K Gold Filled, R574140, Star W.C. Co. 

BAND/BRACELET:  Brand new genuine Leather Black Buffalo Grain Band with Matching Gold Tone Clasp

MOVEMENT:  505 electric, marked Hamilton 505, Patented, ADJ., U.S.A. 

SIZE:  29mm without crown, and 39mm lug to lug  

CROWN:  Gold Filled, marked with the "H" logo  

CONDITION:  Excellent

     CRYSTAL:  Excellent, with no cracks 

     CASE:  Excellent, with NO BRASSING ANYWHERE ON CASE

     DIAL:  Excellent, with ORIGINAL FINISH, marked Hamilton Electric

     HANDS:   Excellent, Gold Tone Dauphine hour and minute hands, and red pointer tip seconds hand, all correct for this watch

     BAND:  Brand New

Guaranteed to arrive in fine working order, or money back upon return, or return for any reason within 7 days for a full refund.  I am an NAWCC (National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors) member and stand behind what I sell.