Hamilton Murph 38mm: The Best Everyday Swiss Automatic Watch Under $1000 Or A Missed Opportunity?

[@jlorusso13]

Been obsessing over this watch - so glad you have covered it! Great video as always. I personally really like the display back, but after hearing your ideas I can’t deny that an engraved Endurance would be an incredible addition. Another great video

[@Tango_November]

Interstellar is my favorite movie and after rewatching it at the end of 2022 I decided to purchase this watch. My first and favorite Swiss watch. For me it’s a symbol of the same year as a lot of positive (some negative) life events had occurred. I highly recommend this watch…great review!

[@paulwoodford1984]

the third act of the film is terrible

[@diego750]

@@paulwoodford1984what a pointless thing to say. He said it’s his favourite film, not that it’s the best film of all time. Snob off.

[@Catcatcat3210]

@@paulwoodford1984you just made you seem a terrible person. Well done.

[@Catcatcat3210]

My favorite film too 🫡

[@divertiti]

​@@paulwoodford1984 your taste in movies is terrible

[@UnburdenedByWhatHasBeen]

The 38mm definitely suits that watch much more than the 42

[@ProjectSerpo90]

Way more. Interstellar is one of my favorite movies of all time and it’s no surprise i absolutely fell in love with this watch when i first saw it. As a guy who prefers 40-42mm exclusively, i definitely think the 38mm is absolutely perfect for the Murph and would love to be able to buy one.

[@kuroshinko427]

Thank you for bringing up the movement issue as those are genuine concerns before pulling the trigger on this Murph watch. You continue to be the best watch youtuber in this platform by bringing genuine analysis of watches for your audience! This channel is a godsend!

[@k.iskandar]

Hugo asking if they could pop to Cartier at the beginning just had me straight up laughing my ass off

[@leaffan9317]

This watch looks so good. The Cooper was my first real Swiss watch and I may just have to add this one now that it's finally at 38mm. As always thanks for the "stellar" review.

[@michaelriera6277]

What better way to start the weekend than a new episode of the Gentry. Hamilton finally got the dimensions right on the Murph. I’m a huge fan of Powermatic movements. Very accurate, robust, with a long PR.

[@garybarbatelli1972]

Not quite right, This watch should be a 36 mm.

[@michaelriera6277]

I will have to agree. At 36 this would be perfect.

[@1999zrx1100]

Just picked one up and think the 38 is perfect. 👍

[@davideurenius5272]

I have been away from the timekeeping space for 2 years and came back to this channel and I have to say. Wow! Such a positive difference in speed and depth in the reviews. Love you work on these. As a non native English speaker Im mindblown of the language and vocabulary alone. Keep up the good work! ❤️

[@sl8ight_yt]

I like every change they've made. I think with the original one 42mm would have been okaaaaay, but the real problem was the 50+mm lug to lug, which is a chronic issue for Hamilton's case designs. They gotta take a leaf out of Seiko's book there I think.

[@dougstump2520]

I own the Cooper watch (first swiss watch I ever owned) and I bought the original Murph for my daughter when she went away to college - this watch is just striking, every time she sends me a watch-check pic (it's also her way of letting me know the watch reminds her we are connected across space and time) I wish I owned it. I do think there is a market for the 38mm Murph. My only complaint is that there is no ARC on this watch, and for the money and for how attractive this dial is, it really deserves one. I'm happy they have corrected this with the release of the 38mm, wish it was also on the 42. this watch indeed looks better on the wrist than in any photos

[@jimmyjam8795]

Looked At the khaki for my second watch but put off by the H50 rumours of spring breakage. Went worth Orient defender II PVD coated dresser version with black waffle dial and silicone strap. Happy with it.

[@0017Bulldog]

Class, creativity and charisma...another fine Friday evening spent with TGV. Thank you.

[@theurbangentry]

You are so kind, thank you. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Best regards, TGV

[@mlgboy1]

Theres no doubt that a Khaki should adorn every watch collection. They are just so classy in their simplicity and I have always adored the fine pointed ends to the cathederal hands in the same way the Alpinist does. A great value piece, sure its not an investment watch but it is a perfect everyday one.

[@theurbangentry]

Great comment, thank you Mark. There deffo is a Hamilton for everyone. Best regards, TGV

[@bogrot69]

I own the original 42mm release and it's one of my favorite pieces. Excellent move by Hamilton to pay attention to the feedback and make the smaller version available however.. I do agree with your suggestion regarding the case back. I don't mind the display but a nod to Hugo's iconic scene would make this watch God tier! 😁❤

[@mikemantho9426]

Just bought the 42mm version as a Christmas gift to myself, love this movie and the watch. I have a Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm with the H50 movement and I’ve seen it not lose a second in a week, which is astonishing. Great review as always, thank you!

[@MrTchou]

About the movement, one thing you can’t ignore is that it is very, very accurate, on the timegrapher, my murph is at 0s/day, the cooper at -2s/day, being worn, both watches deviated less than 2s on a 4 day period, I don’t have any mechanical watches as accurate as these ones. So yes you can’t adjust them yourself, by you also don’t really need to.

[@bernardospinola8739]

I have no words to describe the level of information provided and overall quality of this channel. Perfect video! Outstanding channel! Keep up the good work!

[@erinjoy8338]

Loved the video! Just got mine the other day and it hasn’t left my wrist. Used to have the 42 and sadly sold it because I couldn’t get over the dimensions. Missed it every day tho. So glad Hamilton listened to the people and re released a smaller version! It’s a special piece

[@RoryMacdonald-pfff]

Thank you for the details on the movement - absolutely legit owner/maintenance factors for consideration prior to buying. Also thumbs up for an ETA2824/SW200 no-date where the manufacturer has actually bothered to use variant parts to address ghost position on stem (Sinn 556 I B, take note).

[@righton1]

I’m still on the fence. I really love the look of this watch but I really wish they did,as you mentioned, white instead of faux and a nice looking case back. Thanks for a another great video TGV.

[@johnfranklin6394]

Chris Nolan went for this dual design on the Murph because he didn’t want the inner 24hr markings. He wanted the cleaner look of just the 12hr Arabics. It definitely made for a gorgeous dial. I already have the Khaki Field Automatic 38mm, so I doubt I’ll get this piece. Really enjoyed the review as usual. TGV always adds wonderful context for his reviews 👌🏼

[@targaflorio3239]

Great vid TGV. Every collection should have a Hamilton IMO. Pennies back on the dollar resale, but what a great history and Swiss ETA quality. Have the Jazzmaster Blue and Khaki King Champagne dial. Love them both.

[@watchpickle2k]

Already have one in the wrist and it has become one of the most worn pieces in my collection. As far as the movement goes, I think at this price point is completely OK. Mine is running -3s per day but your regulation remark is of course, correct. To be fair however, there are versions of this movement which uses plastic/synthetic parts (ETA C07.111 I think) and Hamilton does not use those. So thumbs up for Hamilton. I also agree with you on the solid case back. We should probably keep in mind this watch was meant to appeal to masses, perhaps first time watch buyers, who love to see the movement through case, even as utalitarian visually as it is.

[@gewells8098]

Just got the 42mm version about a week ago and absolutely love it! My first Hamilton and certainly won’t be my last. I love it’s simplicity and it wears well on my wrist. Thanks TGV for another great review! I’ve been looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this one.

[@mdesmet9111]

This is my favourite Hamilton ever! Always liked the Khaki models, but I didn't find any model that was really perfect for me, until this one came out. I bought it a few weeks ago and yes, the strap isn't great, but I put it on a different strap and I absolutely love it now!

[@avstars]

Brought it on the day it was released. As someone who is not really into dress watches and want something to fit the bill but could still wear it everyday, this was perfect.

[@theurbangentry]

I am am not surprised, it's a perfect do it all, any situation watch. Thank you and enjoy your Murph! Best regards, TGV

[@mrdisco99]

Great point... this makes a great "dress plus" watch for those of us who wouldn't wear a dedicated dress watch often enough.

[@chrisdestro1450]

Another amazing review. I was on the fence on which field watch I was looking for. I was looking from the HAMILTON Khaki Field to the Explorer MK1. This review sold me on the MURPH 38MM. Thanks!

[@dappergrizzly888]

I’m Vietnamese and I appreciate the way you pronounced “Việt Nam”, more accurate than most youtubers out there 5:55

[@josephweaver9674]

I have the 42mm and it is my first Hamilton and I do love it. I got it before the 38mm came out. I probably would have gotten the 38mm but still love the 42. Amazing job as always.

[@67amko]

If I were in the market for a Murph I'd still get the 42, thank you very much. Does 4 mm really matter that much?

[@THEMADWATCHCOLLECTOR]

Superb show T! I love this watch. It’s just a little too dressy for my life choices HAHAHA;) it would be competing with a lot of others for wrist time in the weekend and I just wouldn’t wear it a lot!!! Love it though!!

[@bmflmf]

Fantastic. And you showed my Hamilton khaki king with the champagne dial. Which I happen to be wearing at this moment. One of my favorites.

[@jimbobjimbob8925]

Stone Island jumper. Perfect for making a nice video knowing you have Millwall away straight after..

[@keithrodriguez8109]

Any video with Hugo is a joy to watch. Your channel is good my friend, pure gold

[@zerohours.]

I got a vintage 600 super compressor, and Its made me start to fall in love with other Hamilton models.

[@Dan-uo3pv]

Hamilton are such a great brand and have something in their catalogue for every taste. I personally own and love both Interstellar watches and am pleased that in releasing the Murph in a smaller size more people get to enjoy it. Makes you wonder why they didn't release it at 40 or 39mm in the first place. Even though it would not have been strictly movie accurate it would likely have suited everyone. Great review as always.

[@GuyVanderAa]

I love the Murph, always wanted one. I think Hamilton made a smart choice in offering a 38mm even if it’s not exactly screen accurate, for most this will be the perfect size. Next to the Omega Seamaster imo the Murph is the most iconic movie watch of the last 25 years. 😎

[@FredHenry1850]

This seems like the perfect daily-wear watch. Yet, I do have some reservations about the movement you described... plastic parts? Possibly hard to service? Yes, I'd like this watch, but do I really NEED another? I already own a Seiko automatic field watch, and I also own a cheap Citizen quarts Eco-Drive field watch. I have beat that watch hard. It is all scratched up, and I wore out the strap. I replaced it with a ZuluDiver NATO strap, which is very comfortable. It has been ticking non-stop for 5 years. The lume is phenomenal. I charge it up once and I can read it all night. For a cheap watch that just plain "works," it is hard to justify pulling the trigger on this Hamilton, even though I really want it. Either way, great review.

[@JulioRad954]

The Hamilton H Series does not have a plastic pallet fork or wheel like the Tissot Powermatic 80 series, these are key components.

[@Philbyyyy]

There's more than one variation of Powermatic 80. Only the lowest tier has the plastic pallet fork. In any case plastic does not mean it will wear out faster. It's self lubricating so theoretically cna go longer without service.

[@glenng9963]

Great video! I just got this watch and I must say, it's become my new favorite! It looks so great and it's dimensions are so perfect, also it's really comfortable. 👍

[@mikemandell132]

Another very high quality video..thanks. I have the 38MM Khaki Field with the H10 movement. Mine is extremely accurate. When worn daily it hold somewhere around 1.5 seconds a day slow. Not sure what parts are plastic in it. My experience with regulating a watch is mixed. I've been successful with two Vostok watches, getting them very accurate. Not so much with the newer Seiko Alpinist....the reguating level was so tight I slipped off it and banged into the hairspring, causing the watch to become "bipolar". sent it back to Seiko and they fixed with full confession (was only about 3 weeks old direct from Seiko) and whatever they did didn't take long but cost me about 300 bucks total. So I'm a little gun shy about regulating anything more expensive than a Vostok these days, with or without a laser. This Murph looks a lot like the Khaki Field with a new dial and hands. Is the date still there under the dial?

[@jamesdelgado2009]

Great review and an excellent video. My M-F watch currently is a hand-me-down from my dad, a 1969 Tudor Oyster Date+Day, Ref. 7020/0. At 38mm, it's the perfect size and for the day, on the large size. The contemporary Rolex Explorer was 36mm. I have quite a few vintage Hamilton, most military, and vintage chronographs but I really like this watch and will probably pick one up this year. A couple of corrections, the watch you show as a Hamilton 987 caliber-based watch 10:37 is actually not one. That is a post war 747 caliber. Also, Hamilton was not the first manufacturer to design watches explicitly for the US Army starting at the end of WWI. It is well documented that in watches were designed for military use and supplied during the war. At 10:47 you show an image of three vintage Hamiltons. I have this original brochure from the early 1990s for their Khaki watch collection. The farthest watch to the right, the “canteen” dive watch is actually a “put-together” that I wrote to Hamilton back in the day, that they had inadvertently presented a watch that was never produced and was a fanciful creation of someone with field watch’s movement and spare dive watch case. They replied to me that through their own internal research into the matter, agreed that I was correct and that they would make a correction if they were to reprint that brochure. Back then, it was snail mail for me, and I don’t know what I did with that correspondence and I’m not even sure if they ever printed additional brochures to correct the mistake.

[@HopeGamerBrand]

I stopped watching your channel years ago but this intro got me hooked again!!!! Cheers TGV that was straight fire 🔥

[@gregs.8895]

I really love the tie in to the movie, so was bummed when they didn't include the morse, but still a great looking watch. I like your point on the caseback. Even if they just moved the morse to the back it would have been cool.

[@andywilson3761]

Beautiful watch, beautiful Stoney! Production of the video 🤌, love it TGV. All the best 🦖

[@theurbangentry]

Thank you Andy! Best regards, TGV

[@awdturbopowah773]

TGV does it again! Great review, great history lessons, and on point all around. I think the 38mm is a much better size for this watch, and I love Hamilton, but I don't think I'll be picking it up. I have more interest in going vintage, or microbrand if I am looking at another field watch. Plus, I already own the Coop watch, which I love. I don't think I need to spend the money to own both of the watches from the movie. 😂 Anyway, thanks for the top-notch content as always sir!

[@94jmbottaro]

Just got my hamilton khaki auto 42mm last month and i love it so much. Hasnt lost a second yet. Wasnt supposed to be my grail watch, as thought it be the explorer 1, but i wasnt expecting to love it as much as i do. I was going for the 38mm but on flesh i actually really loved the oversized 42mm. It looks like a pocket watch almost, the dial is phenomenal for the price, and the lume, although not super bright, i can still read it when i wake up in the morning. Im really considering wether i need another watch or not.

[@UKWakeboardingTeam]

TGV rocking that ‘when you’ve got a watch review to do at 12, and the away firm to meet at 2’ dress code 👌

[@theurbangentry]

🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏 I wonder how many people will get that one. Thank you, Best regards, TGV

[@markharrison2484]

I didn’t want to say anything. Burberry not in view. 😂

[@roddunne]

It's a beauty. Screen accuracy - the 42mm matches the prop watch size, though there's no morse code on the second-hand in the film, so the 38mm is more accurate. Neither the 38mm or the 42mm suffer that that stuttering second hand issue either ;). Agree with TUG that Hamilton would be missing a trick if they didn't start considering other colour offerings on the 38mm - especially earthy tones.

[@dangoertz8030]

I owned the 42mm and I have a larger wrist close to 8". The 42 even wore big, I think it was the dial design. The strap was terrible and I found the watch uncomfortable even after a strap change. I tried it on the Hamilton bracelet as well and it was still a no go. I agree with TGV on the faux patina. Seems like they are trying to hard on this one. I had a hard time selling it even after dropping the price several times. Mine came with the limited edition coloured box. My feeling was that it being a "movie" watch decreased the value even more for some buyers/collectors.

[@joelhamilton9677]

that intro was incredible. its the first time I've ever put a video back to the start again.

[@puddysbrother664]

Great watch! My 42mm looks exactly the same on my wrist as the 38mm does on TGV’s. Case size is relative, so we all win when manufacturers produce different sizes. I’m considering trying the now discontinued (I believe) 40mm Khaki Field Auto. It should be for me like a 36 would be per TGV’s wish.

[@Sparkball]

Hi Hugo, big fan of the channel. Quick question. Have you ever made a video about your first watch(es)? I would love to learn how it all began for you. Love your work, best wishes from Mexico.

[@AdamStuart1]

Acknowledging the effort that goes in to the production here. Bravo

[@UnwittingMango]

Late to the game, but I was looking for a watch that didn't have a date function so I could set it quickly. I saw a 38mm with an included Uncle bracelet and snatched it up. It wears very comfortably on the wrist.

[@acideauxrivarda3352]

I found a 2012 Hamilton Khaki Pioneer (42mm brushed case, coin edge bezel, 4hz/40 hour reserve/manual wind, Anti-Magnetic) comes w/a leather strap+bund+hunter's "cap". I have a 7.25" wrist and it's absolutely beautiful! The coin edge bezel is amazing - I'm not a fan of plain/polished bezels - it's like buying a blank canvas and hanging it on the wall.

[@cameronjames9534]

Your videos are like history tv when I was a kid salute to you urban gentry

[@chadmercer3995]

I love this brand. Just bought the Khaki Field 42mm. Best value for money, in my opinion. The Murph is a stunner too. Definitely on the list. Great Vid!!

[@the.dirty.pigeon]

Watching this whilst wearing my own semi-vintage Hamilton. Lovely overview, as always.

[@jt8083]

Without doubt the best watch reviewer on you tube... i learn something everytime... keep up the great work 👍

[@briansanchez1740]

It's funny I was wearing my 38mm Islander at work and one of my coworkers said "Nice watch, but it could be bigger"..I explained that for me it was more proportional to me and that men historically wore smaller watches and I liked that aestetic.

[@DirectorLJ]

Great job, thank you! I love this watch and am considering it for sure. However, your con section does give me slight pause. I'm weighing the Lorier Falcon and the Smiths, assuming I can get it, against this, at half-ish the price. Haven't seen those two in person. Would you say they give up that much to the Murph aesthetically? Obviously subjective. I think the Murph is beautifully turned out, but perhaps in person these others hold up. Love to hear your perspective. Thanks!

[@deanP.]

Great review. I definitely enjoyed watching. This is an interesting Hamilton. I go between this one and the navy pioneer as which one i want for my first Hamilton

[@jipke]

I get the critique on the movement, but I don't. I have it in my Khaki Field Automatic and it keeps time very well and has not magnetized on me since I've had it. Also, when reviewing other Hamilton watches you never brought up your issues with the movement. What changed your mind? Regards, Jip

[@robertconquest2220]

Great watch. 38mm was such a smart move by Hamilton. Love the 20mm lug width too. Thanks for the review and Happy New Year TGV and the Urban Gentry.

[@theurbangentry]

Thank you Robert, the same to you O&U! Best regards, TGV

[@HappyGuy11]

Great video; wonderful production values and analysis.

[@markbowman7240]

great editing ..video as ever top rate info and content 👍👍 giving us all insight into brands we sometimes over look

[@nickmoore1541]

One of my favorite channels reviewing a watch from one of my favorite movies! Toodel pip, darling!

[@samantiqueshop7610]

38mm is Perfect. The rest of your opinions are spot on and accurate. Considering the search for affordable heirlooms, it would be preferred to have an adjustable movement, lume on the second hand, huge on the engraved back, those wants aside... the price of around 400usd is incredible.. also... IMO I can't stand date on any watch where it's so small you need to have glasses on to see it.. absolutely pointless... make the date big or leave it gone... after years now.. still loving your channel, effort and loyalty to your crew.. cheers

[@assassin7250]

where u get it for $400?

[@KBosch-xp2ut]

Great review. I like the khaki colour more than white. I think calling it “faux patina” isn’t accurate though…. it’s just a colour, not pretending to be distressed/aged as if it were an older watch. But, we all have our different tastes, which is what makes Watch design so interesting! Thank you for the content!

[@Nebula87y]

Adding a movie-themed design to the back would have been an excellent touch. The video was great!

[@bohemianphotographer6843]

Thanks for your video .. I was thinking to buy one but the movement issue it's a big deal for me. So wi look else where. thanks

[@stevenp7656]

Hi TGV, It would be great if you made a video showing how you regulate your watches.

[@pippo702]

Thanks TGV ,this is the best review about this watch! Very interesting historical notions ..I own this watch and I love it

[@InChristJesus87]

Haven’t seen the watch in person but I knew automatically that it would be the best watch under a grand. The larger size was exquisite but just had to be smaller. This coming from a guy that firmly believes in larger watches.

[@Nextgenerative13]

Fantastic loved it! Any chance of a Bremont supernova review, I think now they design their movements?

[@mrdisco99]

I'm really glad they finally made this in a more universal size. However, I'll pass on it since I already have an older Khaki Field Auto with the original 2824-2 movement. The case design seems to be mostly the same, so they'd be a bit too similar. Like you I prefer the old 4Hz movement to the newer 3Hz movements with free sprung balance. I'm also not a fan of the fake tanned lume, which is a trend I wish would go away. Speaking of smaller Swatch Group watches, I've been fascinated by Tissot's unisex offerings lately, the 35mm PRX and 36mm Seastar. Any plans to get hands on with those? I did get a 36mm Longines VHP recently which has gotten a lot more wrist time than expected and has piqued my curiosity about other options in that size range,

[@cornpop7613]

Hi, Great video. Just wondering what your wrist size is? I wanted to get a frame of reference since I have a 6.75 inch wrist size.

[@diafwnia]

You gotta love Hamilton watches! My personal fave is the black PVD-coated case Field King!

[@randomcommenterurl]

I’m glad they got rid of the Morse code, I like the off-white color, & I love seeing inside automatic watches. Goes to show that most negatives are subjective. I don’t know much about movements so I take your word that handbuilt ones are easier & cheaper to fix

[@Goriloco]

I absolutely love this watch but the only thang that turns me off is the date complication missing. Otherwise this might be the best do all watch on the market (specially for the money).

[@authorjohnwquinn]

Perfect companion piece for my Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical. Love it for the price.

[@MichaelWilde.pushbikegraddad]

Thanks for another great video, really brightens my day, 38mm feild watches are my weakness I must admit.

[@MisterTurtleTime]

TGV is the only one who talks about the powermatic 80 problem.... On the other hand, Seiko does use plastic gears for their date mechanism in the 7s, 4r, and 6r movements....

[@vedranbozicevic1111]

What is exactly a problem with P80 in this Hamilton? It doesn't contain any plastic parts, it can be serviced and regulated (maybe not by yourself but for sure by independent watchmaker(there are videos on youtube btw)), based on old ETA design, slower beat rate for even better theoretical longevity, much longer power reserve of 80h compared to prior 38h only. Maybe only it doesn't have smooth second hand because of slower beat rate but that is really barely noticable.

[@usftrack1992]

You should try to get your hands on a Serica 4512 if you can for a review. I think you'd love the California dial version.

[@carlkim2577]

My compliments on the review. So nice mix of history, technical specs and personal perspective. The 38mm dial size is perfect for my 6 1/2 inch wrist. Will be getting this once I recover from blowing out my watch budget.

[@TickSweep]

Love this! Hamilton are an amazing entry level brand. Would like a 28800 beat in this watch. Great video.

[@matthewcarr2949]

Good evening TGV I hope you are well and had a nice Christmas and new year , I am in need of your help , so I turn 40 next month and my wife is wanting to get me a nice time piece we have not got wads of coin but I really would like perhaps a nice Swiss auto time piece but got a budget of about £300-£400 so any advice or any video on KZbin would be amazing, keep up the quality of your work and content always a good watch like what I did there lol .

[@seanm.matthews3694]

Phenomenal video as always, thank you for the detailed history and meaning of watches.

[@chrishennemeyer7276]

Just picked up another field watch, a brand-new Christopher Ward "Sandhurst" (series 1) and I'd say it tops the Murph in several ways, being COSC certified, approved by the British Army, costing only $735, and coming with CW's five-year warranty. Plus I like the look better, but of course that's purely subjective.

[@Max-ti5nq]

You're missing out on Hamilton's historic value. CW is a nobody until recently.

[@chrishennemeyer7276]

I've owned a couple of Hamiltons. Nothing wrong with them but I prefer my CWs. To each his own.@@Max-ti5nq

[@anthonystevens8683]

A really great walk though of the watch TGV. The 'Murph' as per the film was an old watch, the lume had gone yellow, the hands looked old and possibly a tad corroded and it was a bit scratched up. The original release (I have that one) produced as a 1:1 had as some might say 'quirks'. It's big by todays standards but the one in the film is big. The lugs are long, yes they are but they taper down a lot so don't take all measurements as how the watch will wear on the wrist. There was no AR coating on the original release, there was no AR coating on the film version, remember it's an old watch. Anyway on my wrist it fitted OK and I loved the old watch vibe made with modern tech and assembly. Having seen the new 38 at the AD in the flesh I think Hamilton did a great job, it looks just like mine but has been on a hotter spin cycle than ideal. The strap does take a bit to break in but once it has it's fine. Should Hamilton make one with white markers and lume? Definitely yes. Should they add more or better AR? Yes. Should they do an 'option' for a 2824? It would be nice but probably cost more. The thing is that once all these changes have been done is the watch still a 'Murph'? Probably not but I would consider getting one if I could justify it.

[@Brajin1]

Omg you took off the PAM!! Put it back on hahahaha. It’s great that Hamilton offers two sizes. I probably would wear the 42mm for my larger wrist. I just like big watches. I own the khaki Pilot automatic in the larger side. I regret not buying the Khaki Pioneer when it was available.

[@blipjockey3100]

Somewhere along the way I quit watching your videos for the watches and started watching the videos for the intros with Hugo!

[@jeffreardon3969]

Offer the Murph 38 in a brushed SS bracelet and I think you have a great substitute for the venerated Explorer. Outstanding watch, clean simple lines and design. Perfect. I will always take brushed over polished every time. I did not catch whether it is screw down? I am assuming push/pull at 100m?

[@jipke]

yes

[@aaroncraig2250]

Someone correct me if im wrong but it was my understanding that the H10 is a version of the powermatic 80 that does NOT use plastic parts.

[@tedjustadmitit.1540]

It doesnt.

[@robertfatoulatchi9482]

Same movement

[@tedjustadmitit.1540]

@@robertfatoulatchi9482 feel free to watch people take down the h10 in a hamilton and find no plastic parts.

[@predragjo5977]

​@@robertfatoulatchi9482 It's bot the same movement. Hamilton's H-10 has 25 jewels while the Powermatic 80 used by Tissot has 23, that one with 23 jewels has plastic escapement and thus 2 less jewels from the palet fork 🙂

[@johnravioli6660]

I was wondering when you’d do this !! Can’t wait for this one.

[@j.burgess4459]

Not sure whether 42mm is "oversized"? It kind of depends on our individual wrist sizes, For me personally 42mm isn't by any means _too big,_ but 38 would be verging on being a little bit _too small._ But for others, I guess 38mm is the better size. It just depends on the individual.

[@ron5545]

Always enjoy and appreciate the effort you put into your videos, TGV. Fantastic review and a fantastic watch from a company that listens to their customers.

[@richlpz]

I hope I can find a local dealer with both of them in stock. I have a larger wrist so 42mm is usually fine for me but the lug to lug of 52mm seems extreme.

[@TriasNT]

Excellent points on the movement aspects in particular. That's why I thinks the watches featuring the 6R35 for Seiko have the upper hand, as they simply are more serviceable by independents. Still, that Murphy watch is a thing of utilitarian beauty. Thanks for the review ! 😃

[@altal2993]

I was lucky enough to get a Rangemaster..... I love it and love the size... not issues for me thank you Marc, TGV.. Great job 👏

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🙏🙏🙏 Thank you sir! Enjoy it my friend, may it bring you fortune and good service. Onwards and ever upwards! Best regards, TGV