Ironically, just got this identical watch for my birthday earlier this month. Absolutely love it. I do not wear it every day, my work environment can be rough on crystals. But wear it every chance I get. I found it while looking at other Hamilton watches that you noted as nice for a collection of reasonably priced watches. Thank you
I've got this in black, love it! Nice presence and tasteful design. The 100m is probably low balling it, screw down caseback and crown, and a thick slug of steel for the case...it can't be less capable than an Invicta Pro Diver, with it's 200m rating. In any case a rinse under the tap is the worst mine sees.
Very nice watch for the money. Let’s face it there are only a handful of people who really need a dive watch. But I like having a timing bezel and if it gets wet in the rain it’s good to go.
My blue faced Tissot Gentleman broke today. I did not need another watch in it's exact space, as I have a Hamilton Jazzmaster as a redundancy in the "casual dress" space it occupied. But I DID...haha...need something blue, as the Gentleman was my ONLY blue watch. After5 watching about 126752 videos, including several of Teddy's...I decided to go with the blue faced Hamilton Scuba. Don't really need a Diver. I have several of those. But I did not need dress casual either, as I have another of those. So, I bought this watch for two reasons: 1) It is a Hamilton and 2) They sell it in blue. I guess I am an official Hamilton fanboy now.
Bought one a few months ago at a great price while visiting Reno, NV and I absolutely love it. +5secs/day and fits perfectly with my dress uniform that’s the same color. I hated the strap, as the tine sticks in the leather, but a quick change to a black leather strap to match my duty belt and now it’s flawless style wise. Only other part I dislike is the aluminum insert because it easily scratched after a few days of use. Other than that it’s become the favorite of my collection for sure.
Love this line. Got the blue one a couple of months ago. Love it so much. Truly fun, tactile appreciation, heaviest watch in my small affordable collection. Will not need a true dive rated watch so I don’t choose watches for this rare possibility. Love your channel, Teddy. Appreciate your thoroughness and welcoming style. Keep on!
Also I bought this watch after watching Teddy endorse this Hamilton line as an underrated one-I had already tried the watch in person at the store, went for an early dinner, watched Teddy’s post, then hurried back to buy it finally. Thank you very much!
Looks good in green. Hamilton went the olive shade of the spectrum, which gives it sort of a field-diver vibe, which is solidified by the additional inner 24hr markers.
I have one and love it. The omission of the bezel pip was ridiculous and otherwise it meets ISO. And it looks like it could do 200 meters easily. Of course you would be crushed at 100 without a dive suit. Maybe it is only for warranty but I wish they would reconsider the golf and tennis warning. I think I am just going to wear it anyway and if it breaks replace it with a 2824-2 w/ 28800 BPH and go. So far H10 is holding up. Can’t hurt it too bad watching you tube on couch and doing laundry.
@@theoptimistictraveler3558 Its fine. Totally adequate although I wish it had more micro adjustments. My wrists tend to swell in hot weather and the option to let the bracelet out and bring it back in some is a godsend. You wouldn't regret wearing this watch on a bracelet. I have since changed my mind about using a nato or a rubber strap for this watch. I'm going to keep it like I bought it. 👍🏻
A nice addition to the range Teddy and looks cool with the green dial. I like the attention to the minute track sub markers aligning with the 3Hz movement inside. OK it's not a deep divers watch but I do find a dive bezel a useful for count up timing. I'm not a fan of the date on this one though but should not be a deal breaker for those who need it.
Wait, green dial? Amazing! There are so few green dial watches out there! Maybe green will be the new trend. I don’t get out much. Kidding aside, great content Teddy!
I'm not a dive watch fan by any means. My only diver is a Christopher Ward Trident Pro 600. It wears a leather strap and the only water it sees is an occasional shower here on the west coast of Washington. Nevertheless, when I found the green dial Hamilton Khaki Scuba on sale on a gray market site for less than $500, I purchased one. I think the green dial is especially attractive. And I have several Hamiltons with the same excellent H10 movement. It keeps good time within about 5-7 seconds of a satellite reference over 24 hours. And it's easy to read at a glance. All in all, an excellent daily wear. Unfortunately, I don't find NATA straps appealing, even the high quality version that came with the watch. That weakness, though, was easily remedied with an olive green FKM rubber strap from StrapsCo. Though not an exact match, it comes very close. All in all, a bargain even at a retail price.
I'm partial as I own this, but from a value proposition, it's extremely hard to beat. Say what you will about the Swatch Group but for the money, I firmly believe this is a deal.
Great look to this watch and a great overview. Good to see Hammy upping their lume game finally! But 100m on a watched called "Scuba"? One of those two things should change. 👍
100m for recreational diving is more than sufficient. As long as the crown is screwed down. Realistically these days divers use dive coms to track their time more than mechanical watches. If anything, mechanical watches are more like back ups.
I don't know if it's the same watch in this video, but I own the H823750. It has a more gold or bronze look to it than green. Maybe I'm just colored blind?
I love the look of this watch, and the practicality of it. A "real" diver is great in theory, but 99% of people who own them don't dive with them, so I don't get the complaints about it.
'' WE DONT LIVE IN THOSE TIMES ANYMORE '' FROM HAMILTON NOT A MICRO BRAND, I EXPECT AT LEAST UNTESTED 200M FOR 700 BUCKS FOR 500 BUCKS I CAN GET A SWISS MADE STEINHART, WHICH GOES TO 300 METERS!!!! ANDDDDD HAMILTON DO THE SH1t move doing 50MM LUG TO LUG WHICH MOST PEOPLE CANT WEAR ALMOST WELL XD dude.... even a homage at 48mm feels too much and SEIKO CAN DO 44MM THERES NO REASON why to do 50... but cutting off anyone wanting to buy it also all steinharts are 47mm lug too lug... 300m and come with a bracelet and 500 bucks instead of 700
Own this one with the stainless bracelet. It's a good looking watch and my wife thinks it's my best looking "diver". Realistically people who seriously dive don't wear subbies anymore. Great looking watch and with research can be purchased for a great price.
Why are there 2 hash marks between the seconds? They don’t serve any purpose (unless someone is timing thirds of seconds) and just clutter up an already busy dial.
The way you pronounce Khaki makes me smile. .. it sounds like Cacky… meaning cheap and a bit rubbish in the UK We Brits generally pronounce it …Kar… key. Great content btw… greetings from over the pond. 👍🇬🇧🤣
I think this is absolutely beautiful, the only thing that does it for me is that date window. Wish they'd have left it off as it spoils the aesthetic. Other than that it's fantastic. I'm a big fan of Hamilton and have one of their khaki field watches, it's my favorite to wear. But I don't tell my other's that.
@@ludovicoc7046 Not at all, it's there when you need it, and not obnoxious when you don't. Not every person can carry a phone with them at work, so a date is still a very useful thing to have on a watch.
I have one of these but not as cruel to as David D. I think the bezel pip omission was a very cheap mistake. Because other that that I believe that it would pass every other requirement. 100 meters is the minimum. With the screw down crown and metal back I would feel better getting this wet than my Khaki automatic that is also 100 meters WR. I am wearing mine now as I type this. My only gripe is it states in my manual not to use playing golf or tennis. Just last weekend however I looked up the UK and European user manual and it does not state this in the one on line as present. I do not know if this change is present in the latest USA manual. I wear mine every night and the lume is readable till morning. It is consistent at +3 seconds a day at 306 amplitude when wound and if it sits for a day about 275. The beat error runs .03 to .05 depending on the wind. I love the watch. But I wish I could feel good about not having to baby it according to the manual. Tissot and Certina watches using a similar movement do not warn against tennis or golf. 100 meters is 330 feet deep. The water at that dept would mash most people. If they would take out that stipulation it would be my most of the time watch. And the omission of a 50 cent bezel pip was either a stupid mistake or just on purpose. Omega in the Swatch family says it is OK to play sports with. When I play golf I dress well and would love to use my newest sharp watch. Instead I wear a Citizen eco drive or a 60 year old Hamilton automatic with a Certina movement.
For all you people who undivers this watch is a bargain you are not being charged $12,000 for it. One day all the hot air in the Rolex Submariner is going to escape. The sight will not be pretty. God only knows how low the Tudor price will go when it happens.
Nah, one of Hamilton’s weaker designs. I also have a bit of a problem with “dive like” watches in general. Either make it a proper diver or don’t at all. But that’s just me. The lack of a bezel lume pip is an immediate giveaway. While the lack of a dial color matched date disc/window also bugs me. It would of been better still, without that date wart altogether!
Getting very tired of the green watch craze. It's way overdone, and like other crazes, people are going to end up with a fugly product that they won't be able to get rid of. I suppose that some folks need a green watch to match their teeth, but even then the color choice is questionable.
Ironically, just got this identical watch for my birthday earlier this month. Absolutely love it. I do not wear it every day, my work environment can be rough on crystals. But wear it every chance I get. I found it while looking at other Hamilton watches that you noted as nice for a collection of reasonably priced watches. Thank you
I've got this in black, love it! Nice presence and tasteful design. The 100m is probably low balling it, screw down caseback and crown, and a thick slug of steel for the case...it can't be less capable than an Invicta Pro Diver, with it's 200m rating. In any case a rinse under the tap is the worst mine sees.
After watching you review the Hamilton Navy Scuba with Green Dial I decided to purchase one. It should be here this Thursday. Love your channel.
Very nice watch for the money. Let’s face it there are only a handful of people who really need a dive watch. But I like having a timing bezel and if it gets wet in the rain it’s good to go.
My blue faced Tissot Gentleman broke today. I did not need another watch in it's exact space, as I have a Hamilton Jazzmaster as a redundancy in the "casual dress" space it occupied.
But I DID...haha...need something blue, as the Gentleman was my ONLY blue watch. After5 watching about 126752 videos, including several of Teddy's...I decided to go with the blue faced Hamilton Scuba.
Don't really need a Diver. I have several of those. But I did not need dress casual either, as I have another of those. So, I bought this watch for two reasons: 1) It is a Hamilton and 2) They sell it in blue.
I guess I am an official Hamilton fanboy now.
Bought one a few months ago at a great price while visiting Reno, NV and I absolutely love it. +5secs/day and fits perfectly with my dress uniform that’s the same color. I hated the strap, as the tine sticks in the leather, but a quick change to a black leather strap to match my duty belt and now it’s flawless style wise. Only other part I dislike is the aluminum insert because it easily scratched after a few days of use. Other than that it’s become the favorite of my collection for sure.
Dude you have to be careful. Aluminum scratches yo!
Love this line. Got the blue one a couple of months ago. Love it so much. Truly fun, tactile appreciation, heaviest watch in my small affordable collection. Will not need a true dive rated watch so I don’t choose watches for this rare possibility. Love your channel, Teddy. Appreciate your thoroughness and welcoming style. Keep on!
Also I bought this watch after watching Teddy endorse this Hamilton line as an underrated one-I had already tried the watch in person at the store, went for an early dinner, watched Teddy’s post, then hurried back to buy it finally. Thank you very much!
Looks good in green. Hamilton went the olive shade of the spectrum, which gives it sort of a field-diver vibe, which is solidified by the additional inner 24hr markers.
I have one and love it. The omission of the bezel pip was ridiculous and otherwise it meets ISO. And it looks like it could do 200 meters easily. Of course you would be crushed at 100 without a dive suit. Maybe it is only for warranty but I wish they would reconsider the golf and tennis warning. I think I am just going to wear it anyway and if it breaks replace it with a 2824-2 w/ 28800 BPH and go. So far H10 is holding up. Can’t hurt it too bad watching you tube on couch and doing laundry.
By the way. The JLC Reverso manual does not recommend golf or tennis or polo for that matter. Although the original was designed for it
This one checks both the field and dive watch boxes! I love it!
I have the black version with the 3 link strap. I love this watch. After watching this video I am considering a nato for my watch.
How is the bracelet? Considering between paying the extra for it or rocking the nato.
@@theoptimistictraveler3558 Its fine. Totally adequate although I wish it had more micro adjustments. My wrists tend to swell in hot weather and the option to let the bracelet out and bring it back in some is a godsend. You wouldn't regret wearing this watch on a bracelet. I have since changed my mind about using a nato or a rubber strap for this watch. I'm going to keep it like I bought it. 👍🏻
A nice addition to the range Teddy and looks cool with the green dial. I like the attention to the minute track sub markers aligning with the 3Hz movement inside. OK it's not a deep divers watch but I do find a dive bezel a useful for count up timing. I'm not a fan of the date on this one though but should not be a deal breaker for those who need it.
Più lo guardo e più lo apprezzo Teddy sei il migliore,😊
Wait, green dial? Amazing! There are so few green dial watches out there! Maybe green will be the new trend. I don’t get out much. Kidding aside, great content Teddy!
Check Oris, then ;)
Green, nah, it will never catch on
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I'm not a dive watch fan by any means. My only diver is a Christopher Ward Trident Pro 600. It wears a leather strap and the only water it sees is an occasional shower here on the west coast of Washington. Nevertheless, when I found the green dial Hamilton Khaki Scuba on sale on a gray market site for less than $500, I purchased one.
I think the green dial is especially attractive. And I have several Hamiltons with the same excellent H10 movement. It keeps good time within about 5-7 seconds of a satellite reference over 24 hours. And it's easy to read at a glance. All in all, an excellent daily wear. Unfortunately, I don't find NATA straps appealing, even the high quality version that came with the watch. That weakness, though, was easily remedied with an olive green FKM rubber strap from StrapsCo. Though not an exact match, it comes very close. All in all, a bargain even at a retail price.
I'm partial as I own this, but from a value proposition, it's extremely hard to beat. Say what you will about the Swatch Group but for the money, I firmly believe this is a deal.
I own this and two other modern Hammys. Great watches. Especially since Seiko 5s are getting close in price.
I bought the black variant. What a gem of a watch!
Great look to this watch and a great overview. Good to see Hammy upping their lume game finally! But 100m on a watched called "Scuba"? One of those two things should change. 👍
How deep do do you scuba dive? It is a great watch as long as you don’t play golf with it.
Great review, thanks. I really like it, I have a 17 cm wrist, do you recommend it? What size wrist do you have?
100m for recreational diving is more than sufficient. As long as the crown is screwed down. Realistically these days divers use dive coms to track their time more than mechanical watches. If anything, mechanical watches are more like back ups.
Teddy, between this and the Seiko Prospex solar mini hulk. Which one ?
I don't know if it's the same watch in this video, but I own the H823750. It has a more gold or bronze look to it than green. Maybe I'm just colored blind?
Hi ! There are more colors ??
Why is different I think I wave the same , can you send mi a picture
I love the look of this watch, and the practicality of it. A "real" diver is great in theory, but 99% of people who own them don't dive with them, so I don't get the complaints about it.
100 meters used to be a real diver. That’s 330 feet!
@@jeffcline7689 good point, I think the ISO regulation changed to 150 or 200m last year.
'' WE DONT LIVE IN THOSE TIMES ANYMORE ''
FROM HAMILTON NOT A MICRO BRAND, I EXPECT AT LEAST UNTESTED 200M FOR 700 BUCKS
FOR 500 BUCKS I CAN GET A SWISS MADE STEINHART, WHICH GOES TO 300 METERS!!!!
ANDDDDD HAMILTON DO THE SH1t move doing 50MM LUG TO LUG WHICH MOST PEOPLE CANT WEAR ALMOST WELL XD dude.... even a homage at 48mm feels too much and SEIKO CAN DO 44MM THERES NO REASON why to do 50... but cutting off anyone wanting to buy it
also all steinharts are 47mm lug too lug... 300m and come with a bracelet and 500 bucks instead of 700
They have one version that is 300m WR. It is 43mm though. My wrist don't do well on 43mm.
Love this, very nice piece!
Hey teddy did you ever review the khaki navy frogman from Hamilton? I would love to know what you think about that variation.
I have two Hamilton watches. Love them.
I have 3 modern and 20 vintage that work.
Do anyone know about the availability of jubilee or beads of rice bracelet for Hamilton khaki navy scuba 40mm
Can you do a comparison with Breitling’s Superocean please? That would be great to see.
Bought today. Beautiful watch
looks great but its not a ISO certified true diver. nice video ted as always
I have the blue and I love this watch
So do I! It looks great on a two piece NATO strap or a blue sailcloth strap. Just missing the lume pip on the bezel...
It seems like Teddy is more regularly in gym. Or have the shirt one size smaller :D Looking good!
Looking like Ed Hoculi in a smedium shirt
Teddy, leave the I'll fitting shirts look to Nico. 😁
Bulging Baldassarre biceps to make any woman's eyes water.....
Whats bezel made of ? Pvc or ?
Love Hamilton!! Thanks Teddy!
Green + Khaki makes sense, but the date complication needs to go.
Own this one with the stainless bracelet. It's a good looking watch and my wife thinks it's my best looking "diver". Realistically people who seriously dive don't wear subbies anymore.
Great looking watch and with research can be purchased for a great price.
Looks great, is it ceramic bezel
Why are there 2 hash marks between the seconds? They don’t serve any purpose (unless someone is timing thirds of seconds) and just clutter up an already busy dial.
Probably has to do with the beat rate - 21,600vph - 6 beats per second so they separated by thirds
Is it just me or do they have this watch in two different green colors? A darker green and a lighter green?
I agree with the long lug to lug length, too much.
Teddy, who makes your shirts?
This one or mido ocean star tribute??
"Now" in green... hasn't this been out for years? or not in the US?
I got mine about a year or so ago so yea it has been out.
@@kohnbonn9744 yeah I thought so. Weird
The way you pronounce Khaki makes me smile. .. it sounds like Cacky… meaning cheap and a bit rubbish in the UK
We Brits generally pronounce it …Kar… key.
Great content btw… greetings from over the pond.
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biceps and triceps day 👍🏼
The lug to lug looks way out of proportion, no?
hi, I have a request, could you add subtitles in Polish
Great video
nice price
Hamilton and their long lugs!
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I think this is absolutely beautiful, the only thing that does it for me is that date window. Wish they'd have left it off as it spoils the aesthetic. Other than that it's fantastic. I'm a big fan of Hamilton and have one of their khaki field watches, it's my favorite to wear. But I don't tell my other's that.
The date window is totally obscure with use and you really do not even see it at a time glance unless you look.
@@jeffcline7689 ...which obviates the need for it in the first place.
@@ludovicoc7046 Not at all, it's there when you need it, and not obnoxious when you don't. Not every person can carry a phone with them at work, so a date is still a very useful thing to have on a watch.
@@Furniture121 There you bringing up that dirty work word! All these couch potatoes have nothing to do but pick apart watches.
If it were only a bit smaller. That lug to lug!
I really like this watch but calling it a Navy Scuba and giving it just 100m water resistance is ridiculous
Very nice
I have one of these but not as cruel to as David D. I think the bezel pip omission was a very cheap mistake. Because other that that I believe that it would pass every other requirement. 100 meters is the minimum. With the screw down crown and metal back I would feel better getting this wet than my Khaki automatic that is also 100 meters WR. I am wearing mine now as I type this. My only gripe is it states in my manual not to use playing golf or tennis. Just last weekend however I looked up the UK and European user manual and it does not state this in the one on line as present. I do not know if this change is present in the latest USA manual. I wear mine every night and the lume is readable till morning. It is consistent at +3 seconds a day at 306 amplitude when wound and if it sits for a day about 275. The beat error runs .03 to .05 depending on the wind. I love the watch. But I wish I could feel good about not having to baby it according to the manual. Tissot and Certina watches using a similar movement do not warn against tennis or golf. 100 meters is 330 feet deep. The water at that dept would mash most people. If they would take out that stipulation it would be my most of the time watch. And the omission of a 50 cent bezel pip was either a stupid mistake or just on purpose. Omega in the Swatch family says it is OK to play sports with. When I play golf I dress well and would love to use my newest sharp watch. Instead I wear a Citizen eco drive or a 60 year old Hamilton automatic with a Certina movement.
48 m l to l would have been better
For all you people who undivers this watch is a bargain you are not being charged $12,000 for it. One day all the hot air in the Rolex Submariner is going to escape. The sight will not be pretty.
God only knows how low the Tudor price will go when it happens.
I agree. I have one and it is very solid and substantial.
Nah, one of Hamilton’s weaker designs. I also have a bit of a problem with “dive like” watches in general. Either make it a proper diver or don’t at all. But that’s just me. The lack of a bezel lume pip is an immediate giveaway. While the lack of a dial color matched date disc/window also bugs me. It would of been better still, without that date wart altogether!
their 300m scuba comes without date
I would own multiple Hamiltons, but I'm so tired of their lug to lug. Come on, stop making ankle watches.
The 40mm case size is too small for me. 43mm is the smallest I can live with.
Even with the longer lug to lug?
@@the_once-and-future_king. Long lugs don't make a watch bigger.
@@raylang339 True but a longer L2L can make a watch 'wear' bigger.
Unless someone has wrists like Arnold.
@@the_once-and-future_king. I'm sure my wrists are bigger than Arnold's.
The new one is 43 with 300 meter WR. You can really get sqiushed at 1000 ft deep.
Lugs are Too Long!
Not my cup of tea, from dimensions to design.
Definitely too sick, and 100m is not really diver watch!
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Getting very tired of the green watch craze. It's way overdone, and like other crazes, people are going to end up with a fugly product that they won't be able to get rid of.
I suppose that some folks need a green watch to match their teeth, but even then the color choice is questionable.
Angry little guy