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Hamilton movement power reserves
9 Hamilton movements, from the Hamilton H-10 (80 hours) to the Hamilton H-51 (60 hours).
| Movement | Winding | Reserve |
|---|---|---|
| Hamilton H-10 Review Khaki Field Auto, Khaki Navy, Jazzmaster | Automatic | 80h |
| Hamilton H-14 GMT Review Khaki Aviation Converter Auto GMT, Khaki Navy GMT, Hamilton Broadway GMT | Automatic | 80h |
| Hamilton H-23 Review Khaki Field Mechanical Power Reserve, Khaki Field Power Reserve | Hand-wound | 80h |
| Hamilton H-30 Review Khaki Field Day Date, Khaki Aviation Pilot Day Date, Pan Europ Day Date | Automatic | 80h |
| Hamilton H-40 Review Khaki Field King, Khaki King, Khaki Field King Day-Date | Automatic | 80h |
| Hamilton H-50 Review Khaki Field Mechanical, Khaki Field Mechanical Bronze | Hand-wound | 80h |
| Hamilton H-21 Review Khaki Aviation chronographs, Khaki X-Wind Auto Chrono, Khaki Aviation Converter Auto Chrono | Automatic | 60h |
| Hamilton H-31 Review Hamilton Intra-Matic Auto Chrono, Jazzmaster Performer Auto Chrono, Chrono-Matic 50 | Automatic | 60h |
| Hamilton H-51 Review Intra-Matic Chronograph H, Hamilton Intra-Matic Chronograph H, H38429710 | Hand-wound | 60h |
FAQ
Which Hamilton movement has the longest power reserve?
The Hamilton H-10, at about 80 hours (about 3.3 days).
How long does a Hamilton watch run off the wrist?
Between 60 and 80 hours from full, depending on the movement. Look yours up in the table.
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