What makes the Lancaster 125 unique: Today, we are excited to introduce this stunning piece from the Hamilton Watch Company — the Lancaster 125. Originally manufactured in 1936 by the Hamilton Watch Company, the Lancaster 125 features an alabaster watch face design, gold type numbers, and a clear display case that reveals the intricate, stainless steel gears with gold details. This watch has been preserved incredibly, making it stunning to the eye. Our Machined Titanium case complements the dial and subdial wonderfully, and our highly durable and scratch-resistant coating accentuates the beauty of this timepiece. Powered by 17 jewels in screw settings, this 912-grade timepiece is exemplary. Lastly, our Tobacco leather strap accentuates the Roman numerals and studded border, giving it a composition unlike any other. This watch was originally produced in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1936 — the same year that the 1st electron tube to enable night vision was described in St. Louis, Missouri. Night vision was originally reserved for the military and special agencies, but after manufacturing costs were lowered, a consumer market was created. Nowadays, night vision has many utilities, such as night fishing, wildlife observation, and rescue missions.