This case features a "bull's eye" crystal. These has a flat, or concave, ares in the the middle. On this one that area is a little smaller than the inner area of the dial. Bull's eye dials were thought to be easier to read, although the theory behind this is rather specious.
Hamilton 992
Here we have a Hamilton 992 model, 16 size, 21 jewels, in a very good 25 year open faced case.
This case features a "bull's eye" crystal. These has a flat, or concave, ares in the the middle. On this one that area is a little smaller than the inner area of the dial. Bull's eye dials were thought to be easier to read, although the theory behind this is rather specious.
This case features a "bull's eye" crystal. These has a flat, or concave, ares in the the middle. On this one that area is a little smaller than the inner area of the dial. Bull's eye dials were thought to be easier to read, although the theory behind this is rather specious.
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