What makes the Lancaster 109 unique: For Today’s Watch of the Day we bring you this amazing watch from the Hamilton Watch Company, our very own Lancaster 109. We are immediately drawn in to explore the intricate designs within the center of the dial, as well as the very uniquely shaped numerals all around the outer edge. We chose our sandblasted titanium case to compliment the soft feel of this slightly aged dial. Our copper crown and tobacco strap bring a great deal of contrast and color to brighten up the vintage look of this beautiful watch, as well as copper hardware throughout. As we turn the watch over to reveal the movement inside, we are blown away by fine details. Inlaid text matches the copper settings that hold in the 17 screw-set jewels, while the gold-plated gears peek through from beneath. The build plate has been carefully machined with these spectacular Geneva lines, while the mainspring barrel and crown wheel show off this wonderful spiral pattern. This watch was originally produced in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1925 by the Hamilton Watch Company. In this same year, a man by the name of Frank Heath embarked on a two-year journey to visit all 48 states across the nation, on his beloved horse Gypsy Queen.