Hamilton Rutledge Platinum Cervo Its silhouette should be familiar

Its silhouette should be familiar to collectors

Rarely does an 3417A - nevermind a stunning example such as this one - surface in such fantastic

Rated to a depth of 200 meters

And in this condition

Hamilton Rutledge Platinum Cervo Its silhouette should be familiarThe late 19th and early 20th centuries were without question the golden age of American watchmaking. The implementation of mass production and interchangeable parts assured American supremacy. Brands such as Gruen, Elgin, and Hamilton vied against the Swiss to dominate the watch industry the latter, in particular, was at the top of its game. Specifically, the development of railroad chronometers gave Hamilton a reputation for accuracy and