
Hamilton adds a new color to Khaki Field Murph, one of the most spoken watches of cinema history: a deep, textured blue dial called “Star Powder”. The new model of 38 millimeters offers a look from the moment of the permission in the sky of a tailed star, with its gradient structure that is laid down towards the edges.
Murph, who was legendary with the Interstellar film dated 2014, does not compromise the engineering behind the scene: Hamilton’s own H-10 caliber, 80-hour power reserve, and Nivachron clock zember, resistant to magnetic fields. The transparent sapphire case back is seriesing the craft of the mechanism into consideration.
Khaki Field Murph, which is devoted to the simple, functional language of field watches, is sounded to a audience that values very character from the show in the watch. With the new blue version, the model is nominated for the collection of both cinema enthusiasts and classic field watch enthusiasts.
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