Hamilton has introduced a new iteration of its Khaki Field Murph 38mm, featuring a textured, gradient blue-to-black dial inspired by interstellar comets. This release continues the legacy of the watch made famous by the film Interstellar, offering the popular 38mm case size with updated cosmic aesthetics.
- 38mm stainless steel case
- H-10 automatic movement with 80-hour power reserve
- 100 meters water resistance
- Available on stainless steel bracelet or black leather strap
The new dial features a gradient from bright blue in the center to black on the periphery, with a grained texture reminiscent of stardust.
The watch's design is inspired by the journey of an interstellar comet, with the dial's color transition and texture aiming to capture this.
The 38mm case offers a more manageable size compared to the original 42mm Murph, with a lug-to-lug distance of 44.7mm.
The H-10 caliber, an evolution of the ETA 2824-2, includes a customized Hamilton rotor and offers hacking seconds.
The leather strap option features a black crocodile-pattern with contrast stitching, which some reviewers found less cohesive with the dial's ornate finish.
The watch maintains classic field watch aesthetics with Arabic numerals and cathedral hands filled with beige Super-LumiNova.
The bracelet version is described as a brushed three-link stainless steel design with a folding clasp.