Hamilton Releases Modern Warfare 4 Khaki Field Watch

Hamilton has released a new Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm watch, a collaboration with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, continuing a partnership that began in 2025. This timepiece is designed as an in-world object within the game, worn by the character Captain Price, thereby connecting his military background with Hamilton's heritage of field watches. The watch's design draws inspiration from historic Hamilton military watches, specifically British-issued General Service models, and translates this utilitarian legacy into the visual aesthetic of the Modern Warfare game franchise. The collaboration features a 38mm sandblasted stainless steel case with a black PVD coating. It is paired with a heavily grained black dial and a khaki green textile strap, contributing to its tactical appearance. Specific design elements from Modern Warfare 4 are incorporated, including typography that references the game's "4" logo and dial accents that align with the game's visual identity. The caseback is engraved with the franchise's distinctive soundwave graphic. For enhanced visibility in low-light conditions, Super-LumiNova Grade X2 is applied to the numerals, hour markers, and hands. The watch is equipped with a sapphire crystal featuring an anti-reflective coating and offers 50-meter water resistance, reinforcing its functionality as a field watch. Powering the watch is Hamilton's H-50 hand-wound mechanical movement, which provides an 80-hour power reserve and includes a Nivachron balance spring for improved accuracy and resistance to magnetic fields. The watch measures 9.5mm in thickness and has a 20mm lug width, maintaining the compact dimensions characteristic of the Khaki Field line. This new model adopts a darker, mission-ready aesthetic tailored for the Modern Warfare setting. The Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm watch is priced at $795 USD and is releasing in conjunction with the official launch of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 on October 23. Hamilton, a Swiss watchmaker founded in 1892, has a long history of producing timepieces for military and aviation use, making its involvement in a military-themed video game collaboration a natural extension of its brand identity. The Khaki Field line itself is renowned for its durable, functional, and historically inspired designs, often drawing from Hamilton's own archives of watches produced for armed forces.