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41mm Hamilton Men's Khaki Aviation Quartz Watch (Leather Strap or SS Bracelet)

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Ashford has 41mm Hamilton Men's Khaki Aviation Quartz Watch (Leather Strap or Stainless Steel Bracelet) on sale for $239.99 when you apply discount code ASHHAM240 in your cart. Shipping is free.

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Available Options:About this Item:
  • Swiss Made
  • Movement: Quartz
  • Case Width: 41 mm
  • Water Resistance: 100 m (330 feet)
  • Features: Chronograph

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  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $39 lower than the next best comparable prices starting from $278.99.
  • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • 2-Year Ashford Warranty.
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Ashford has 41mm Hamilton Men's Khaki Aviation Quartz Watch (Leather Strap or Stainless Steel Bracelet) on sale for $239.99 when you apply discount code ASHHAM240 in your cart. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.

Available Options:About this Item:
  • Swiss Made
  • Movement: Quartz
  • Case Width: 41 mm
  • Water Resistance: 100 m (330 feet)
  • Features: Chronograph

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $39 lower than the next best comparable prices starting from $278.99.
  • Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • 2-Year Ashford Warranty.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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cmbezln
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I love how you're trying to paint sub 40mm watches as a recent "trend", lol. That's literally been the "trend" for the last 100 years minus the post-2000s huge watch trend which thankfully ended. I don't care how big your wrist is, you look ridiculous wearing a 45mm+ watch.
DealsByLees
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This cannot be serious. Hamilton is a great watch brand. And seeing 250, how would you not expect quartz? Nothing wrong with that but not my pick. Would rather spend a little more for auto. The Khaki is a very popular line, maybe not this specific one but the field is a more popular one.

People pay thousands for quartz watches, which to me makes zero sense. So just because it is quartz, does not mean cheap.

41 is not that big honestly. Depending on wrist size, might even look a little small.
cmbezln
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Big...check
Quartz...check
Shit...check

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Oct 10, 2024 01:52 AM
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cmbezlnOct 10, 2024 01:52 AM
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Big...check
Quartz...check
Shit...check
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Oct 10, 2024 02:01 AM
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mer063Oct 10, 2024 02:01 AM
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Quote from cmbezln :
Big...check
Quartz...check
Shit...check
Not good watch? Why
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Oct 10, 2024 02:07 AM
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cmbezlnOct 10, 2024 02:07 AM
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Quote from mer063 :
Not good watch? Why
It's not a *bad* watch, it's just...a Hamilton and it's got a quartz movement. It's larger than most like in the current market, the finishing is just OK, Hamilton lives in the discount world. I wouldnt pay more than $150 for a large quartz hammy personally and if you look at the market most wouldn't either
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Oct 10, 2024 02:37 AM
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DarinJOct 10, 2024 02:37 AM
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Quote from cmbezln :
It's not a *bad* watch, it's just...a Hamilton and it's got a quartz movement. It's larger than most like in the current market, the finishing is just OK, Hamilton lives in the discount world. I wouldnt pay more than $150 for a large quartz hammy personally and if you look at the market most wouldn't either
I agree that it's a bit large and the finishing is just OK, but Hamilton is definitely a great quality watch and way above the $150 price point. I have a Seaview Quartz and it's my every day watch and I'll be picking up a Khaki Scuba in the next couple of months as well. Anywhere I've looked talking about their quality say that Hamilton is great quality for the price point, even at the full price.
Last edited by DarinJ October 9, 2024 at 07:40 PM.
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AndrewG8296Oct 10, 2024 12:06 PM
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Good price for a Swiss quartz watch from a brand like Hamilton. The original price is very inflated though.

But you have Timex selling quartz watches for $100-$300 for quartz movements made in the Philippines, China, and Japan with much lower quality control and finishing. So watch prices have jumped up in the past few years...
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CalmFeather770Oct 10, 2024 12:31 PM
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Quote from cmbezln :
It's not a *bad* watch, it's just...a Hamilton and it's got a quartz movement. It's larger than most like in the current market, the finishing is just OK, Hamilton lives in the discount world. I wouldnt pay more than $150 for a large quartz hammy personally and if you look at the market most wouldn't either
I'm not sure I fully agree. Hamilton also just released a new Khaki Field quartz that has received great reviews and offers a much cheaper option to the automatic version.
Sure, these quartz aren't as cool as the automatic, but they can have a place as a no-risk beater in someone's collection, or serve as a good entry watch.
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Chrisk327Oct 10, 2024 01:16 PM
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Quote from cmbezln :
It's not a *bad* watch, it's just...a Hamilton and it's got a quartz movement. It's larger than most like in the current market, the finishing is just OK, Hamilton lives in the discount world. I wouldnt pay more than $150 for a large quartz hammy personally and if you look at the market most wouldn't either
I'm just starting to get back into watches again looking to buys something nice but not expensive. Is 41mm really big and going out ? I know the 44-46mm huge ones are… but thought 40-42 was a sweet spot at the moment.

Not sure if I'm biased. My wrist is 7 7/8s but I feel much smaller than 40 starts looking small at least in the ones I have from the past when I was… smaller

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DealsByLeesOct 10, 2024 01:20 PM
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Quote from cmbezln :
It's not a *bad* watch, it's just...a Hamilton and it's got a quartz movement. It's larger than most like in the current market, the finishing is just OK, Hamilton lives in the discount world. I wouldnt pay more than $150 for a large quartz hammy personally and if you look at the market most wouldn't either
This cannot be serious. Hamilton is a great watch brand. And seeing 250, how would you not expect quartz? Nothing wrong with that but not my pick. Would rather spend a little more for auto. The Khaki is a very popular line, maybe not this specific one but the field is a more popular one.

People pay thousands for quartz watches, which to me makes zero sense. So just because it is quartz, does not mean cheap.

41 is not that big honestly. Depending on wrist size, might even look a little small.
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Quote from Chrisk327 :
I'm just starting to get back into watches again looking to buys something nice but not expensive. Is 41mm really big and going out ? I know the 44-46mm huge ones are… but thought 40-42 was a sweet spot at the moment.

Not sure if I'm biased. My wrist is 7 7/8s but I feel much smaller than 40 starts looking small at least in the ones I have from the past when I was… smaller
41 is not that big. 38 is my pick but I have a 41mm that I love. lug to lug also matters. Some can save some there.
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mrtramplefootOct 10, 2024 01:58 PM
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Quote from Chrisk327 :
I'm just starting to get back into watches again looking to buys something nice but not expensive. Is 41mm really big and going out ? I know the 44-46mm huge ones are… but thought 40-42 was a sweet spot at the moment.

Not sure if I'm biased. My wrist is 7 7/8s but I feel much smaller than 40 starts looking small at least in the ones I have from the past when I was… smaller
41 is not big for anyone. There's this weird trend in the online watch world romanticizing tiny "vintage" size watches. IMO, it's a terrible fad and even with a fairly small ~6.6" wrist, I prefer to not go below 41 and would never buy a 38, let alone a 36 that people are getting now.
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QuikfingerOct 10, 2024 02:07 PM
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Hamilton is a solid watch manufacturer but I'm somehow underwhelmed by the bland look of it. Reminds me of a $30 walmart special.
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soundbytegfxOct 10, 2024 03:22 PM
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Quote from Chrisk327 :
I'm just starting to get back into watches again looking to buys something nice but not expensive. Is 41mm really big and going out ? I know the 44-46mm huge ones are… but thought 40-42 was a sweet spot at the moment.

Not sure if I'm biased. My wrist is 7 7/8s but I feel much smaller than 40 starts looking small at least in the ones I have from the past when I was… smaller
You're not wrong. But you have a huge wrist relative to most.

38mm to 42mm is still the sweet spot.
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cmbezlnOct 10, 2024 03:34 PM
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Quote from Chrisk327 :
I'm just starting to get back into watches again looking to buys something nice but not expensive. Is 41mm really big and going out ? I know the 44-46mm huge ones are… but thought 40-42 was a sweet spot at the moment. Not sure if I'm biased. My wrist is 7 7/8s but I feel much smaller than 40 starts looking small at least in the ones I have from the past when I was… smaller
Size is not as easy as the diameter of the watch, lug to lug and thickness matter more in my eyes. That being said, this watch is on the larger size of current trends and with the size of the dial relative to the case of the watch, it's going to wear even larger. If you look at most of the popular microbrands for instance, which is a good indicator of market trends, most are somewhere between 38-40mm. The age of super huge watches ended years ago.
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cmbezlnOct 10, 2024 03:38 PM
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Quote from DealsByLees :
This cannot be serious. Hamilton is a great watch brand. And seeing 250, how would you not expect quartz? Nothing wrong with that but not my pick. Would rather spend a little more for auto. The Khaki is a very popular line, maybe not this specific one but the field is a more popular one.People pay thousands for quartz watches, which to me makes zero sense. So just because it is quartz, does not mean cheap.41 is not that big honestly. Depending on wrist size, might even look a little small.
It's 100% series. Hamilton is a run of the mill swatch brand at this point and $250 for an entry level swatch brand quartz is on the high end of what the market will pay. Don't believe me? Go look at for some sales on hamilton quartz watches on watchcharts. You can buy automatic watches from brands like glycine for $250-300 pretty regularly on bracelet. Hamilton was a good budget play years ago but the market has shifted quite a bit in the last 5 years and you can get some incredible quality that will blow hamilton away at their price point. Nobody was ever paying MSRP for a Hamilton either way unless it was an intramatic or MAYBE a khaki field.
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cmbezlnOct 10, 2024 03:40 PM
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Quote from mrtramplefoot :
41 is not big for anyone. There's this weird trend in the online watch world romanticizing tiny "vintage" size watches. IMO, it's a terrible fad and even with a fairly small ~6.6" wrist, I prefer to not go below 41 and would never buy a 38, let alone a 36 that people are getting now.
I love how you're trying to paint sub 40mm watches as a recent "trend", lol. That's literally been the "trend" for the last 100 years minus the post-2000s huge watch trend which thankfully ended. I don't care how big your wrist is, you look ridiculous wearing a 45mm+ watch.
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