Hamilton Chrono-Matic Pan-Europ

This figure is like comments: in 1900, more than 55% of railway workers, for which punctuality is essential, trust the watches Hamilton Watch Compagny, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
In 1892 these founders did not imagine that their business would experience such a rapid boom.
From 1915 Hamilton produced Watches for men and women.
Hamilton created his watchmaking school in the early 1930s.
The proposed model is a wrist chronograph around 1970, the Chrono-Matic Pan Europ 703, intended for pilots or lovers of high-quality chronometric tools.
It is a 42 mm diameter steel barrel box, with a screwed background.
A 60 min graduated telescope.
Its architecture is special, the reassembly crown is on the left opposite to the chronograph push -ups.
Brushed blue dial with two silver meters, with totalizer of the minutes at 3 a.m. and permanent wheelchair at 9 a.m.
Date by window at 6 a.m.
The movement is mechanical with automatic reassembly with micro-rotor.
This is a fine example of a sports chronograph with a strong character.
An atypical and surprising look.
A time of the 70s, pure vintage to put in your collection of emblematic Tool Watch.