Hamilton began its legacy in American watchmaking, producing timepieces known for their precision and reliability, especially for railroads.

Hamilton is chosen to supply watches to the U.S. Armed Forces, beginning a long-standing legacy of military precision and durability.

Hamilton becomes the official timekeeper for the first U.S. airmail flights, marking the start of its aviation heritage.

Hamilton stops consumer production to dedicate all manufacturing to the U.S. military, delivering over 1 million watches, including marine chronometers and field watches used by Allied troops.

Hamilton releases the Ventura — the world’s first battery-powered watch. Its space-age design and groundbreaking tech made it an instant icon, worn by Elvis Presley.

Hamilton introduces the world’s first digital watch under the Pulsar brand — ushering in a new era of timekeeping innovation.

Hamilton becomes the official watch of the Men in Black franchise, starting a new era of sci-fi and pop culture relevance.

The custom-built “Murph” watch plays a central role in Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, later released to fans due to overwhelming demand.

With over 500 film appearances, Hamilton remains Hollywood’s favorite timekeeper — blending storytelling, technology, and timeless design.