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Hamilton Jewelers Partners with Breitling to Create 100th Anniversary Watch

Only 30 limited edition timepieces will be produced. Each will retail for $8,650.

Editor’s Note: The following news release was issued by which has a store and its corporate office located on Brunswick Pike (Business Route 1) in Lawrence Township.

In commemoration of the significant milestone of celebrating 100 years as a family-owned and operated business, Hamilton Jewelers has announced an exclusive partnership with Breitling, the Swiss high-performance watch brand, to create the exclusive Chronomat 44 Hamilton 100th Edition.

The Chronomat 44 Hamilton 100th Edition features a 44-mm case with B01-caliber in-house movement, self-winding mechanical chronograph, 70-hour plus power reserve and calendar aperture, and steel polished and satin finish case. The dial is Antarctica White, with a special tachymetre indicator and stopwatch seconds hand in Hamilton green. The case back is engraved with the Hamilton 100th anniversary logo.

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“Breitling is a venerable, family-owned brand that we are proud to have built a strong relationship with over the past twenty years,” said Hank B. Siegel, president and CEO of Hamilton Jewelers. “The Chronomat 44 Hamilton 100th Edition is truly representative of our fi rm’s distinguished 100-year history and a culmination of the passion for fi ne timepieces that Breitling and Hamilton both share.”

Both Hamilton and Breitling are family-owned businesses and share many values unique to multi-generational firms, and this collaboration is a prestigious commemorative representation of exceptional craftsmanship and watchmaking innovation.

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Only 30 limited edition timepieces will be produced, and will retail for $8,650. Pre-orders and reservations are now being accepted.


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