Hamilton 23 jewel 922 from 1936: The last year the 922 was ever made
This timepiece is a pocket watch conversion, and the movement can be seen through the caseback. The timepiece features 23 jewels, a jeweled motor barrel, and front and back sapphire crystals.
This piece is in our 44 mm conversion case, learn more about case size and profile.
*Every detail—from servicing, restoring, repairing and casing—is completed in our shop in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA*
This timepiece is a pocket watch conversion, and the movement can be seen through the caseback. The timepiece features 23 jewels, a jeweled motor barrel, and front and back sapphire crystals.
This piece is in our 44 mm conversion case, learn more about case size and profile.
*Every detail—from servicing, restoring, repairing and casing—is completed in our shop in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA*
This timepiece is a pocket watch conversion, and the movement can be seen through the caseback. The timepiece features 23 jewels, a jeweled motor barrel, and front and back sapphire crystals.
This piece is in our 44 mm conversion case, learn more about case size and profile.
*Every detail—from servicing, restoring, repairing and casing—is completed in our shop in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA*
Hamilton Watch Co. was in operation from 1892-1969 and manufactured some of the highest end, most accurate watches ever produced. Manufacturing of Hamilton watches took place at their facility in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
This Hamilton timepiece was crafted in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1936 and features the renowned 922-grade movement. The 922 is an in-house Hamilton caliber with 23 jewels, produced exclusively from 1924 to 1936—making this piece one of the last 922s ever produced by Hamilton on American soil. The movement has been fully restored and refinished, with stylish blue accents on the screws and hardware achieved through precise thermal coloring, completed by hand. The watch hands remain in their original golden color, as applied by Hamilton at the time of manufacture, and have not been restored. The Hamilton dial, in excellent condition, features the iconic phrase “Ask the man who owns one,” with the Hamilton logo below the center. The applied golden indices catch the light beautifully, creating a striking contrast with the golden hands, which play off the indices in different lighting conditions.
The timepiece is housed in a 316L stainless steel conversion case, designed with adjustable lugs to facilitate easy winding and setting while ensuring a tailored fit for various wrist sizes. The case includes front, back, and crown gaskets, providing water resistance up to 50 meters; however, it is recommended to remove the watch before engaging in water activities. The timepiece comes fully serviced and ready for your next adventures.
Watch Performance
Accuracy: +/- 10 seconds per day
Amplitude: 280 degrees
Beat Error: 1.5 ms
Frequency: 18,000 (5 beats per second)
Power Reserve: 24-30 hours
Complication: Jeweled Motor Barrel
Watch Specifications
Manufacture: Hamilton
Location: Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Year Manufactured: 1936
Dial Material: Metal
Jewels: 23 jewels
Case Diameter: 44 mm
Front Crystal: Domed AR coated sapphire
Back Crystal: Flat AR coated sapphire
Case Material: 316L stainless
Lug width: 22 mm
Lug to Lug: Approximately 52 mm (adjusts to wrist size)
Height: 13 mm
Original Case Included: No
Serial Number: 3015617
Water Resistance: 50 meters
Warranty: Full 1-Year Warranty
All Frett & Co. Clockworks watches come with a full 1-year warranty unless otherwise stated.