Hamilton Code Breaker Watch unveiled the BaselWorld 2008

Apr 5 2008, 9:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Hamilton introduced the perfect luxury watch for geeks and sci-fi fans at the BaselWorld 2008. The Hamilton Code Breaker has a square case and a cool design with great level of detail.

Hamilton has a long-standing relationship with the science fiction movie genre, dating back to 1968. A desk clock was featured in Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey.
I still remember the "alien-shaped" watches from the movie Men in Black, which also are made by Hamilton.
The Hamilton Code Breaker features a square case that measures a big 48.5x46mm and has an automatic movement.
The Hamilton Code Breaker sells for $1,995.
More details on our watch news site Wrist Dreams.

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