Heuer Camaro American Hamilton’s electric movements were the

Hamilton’s electric movements were the result of a ten-year R&D process which Hamilton dubbed “Project X

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The Navitimer and Chronomat’s large size (larger and larger with each passing year

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Heuer Camaro American Hamilton’s electric movements were theHeuer launched the Camaro in 1968, just before its headline grabbing automatic chronograph movement, the Chronomatic, was fitted into its other lines the following year. Last seen in the 1972 catalog, the Camaro lived very much in the shadow of its larger automatic siblings, and had one of the shortest production runs of all the models from the 60s and 70s, leading to their relative rarity today. While the Camaro was produced in numerous