What makes the Lancaster 101 unique: We are ecstatic to release this spectacular watch from Hamilton Watch Company, Lancaster 101, for our Watch of the Day. The subtle center of this dial surrounded by the yellow tint of time balances magnificently with our sandblasted titanium case and knurled gold crown. We love the small minute indicator accents that surround the outer edges of the face. A simple black strap and gold-plated hardware add to the visual appeal and give this watch a nice classic look. The inside of this watch is an amazing 912 movement from the Hamilton Watch Company. Carefully decorated with these intricate Geneva lines all across the build plate, with gold-plated gears showing through beneath. Featuring 17 beautiful screw-set jewels to keep the gears spinning nicely, with stainless steel hardware throughout. This watch was originally manufactured by the Hamilton Watch Company in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1935. February 6th of 1935, the "Monopoly" board game hit the store shelves for the very first time.