LDScarce Hamilton “Seckron” men’s Art Deco design doctor’s wristwatch in 14K yellow gold fill, circa 1936.

The “Seckron” is among the most recognizable and sought-after early Hamilton wristwatch models. Advertised as a professional watch for those needing split-minute precision, it was marketed especially to doctors and nurses. It uses an unusual variation of the grade 980 movement with a special gear train to drive the hands on the separate dial chapters. It was priced to consumers at $55.00 in 1936. This example is in excellent condition with only very light brassing to the bezel corners and the tips of the lugs, and a few light marks. Caseback is excellent, with no wear-through... just some light scratches and a small ding. Has a monogram. The case measures 39mm long and 22mm wide. Original black dial is excellent, with just a few light marks. Has new glass crystal. The watch is powered by its correct 17-jewel Hamilton grade 980A manual wind movement, just serviced and running strong. This is the earliest version of the 980A movement, with the grade marking on the balance bridge.

Price $1,250. SOLD