Hamilton W10 Militärklocka

Hamilton W10 militärklocka med svart urtavla och tydliga arabiska siffror. Boetten är i stål och baksidan är märkt med "523-8290", "W10-6645-99" och "17225/73". Klockan har fasta bandstift och kommer med ett grönbrunt NATO-band. Kronan är placerad vid klockan

This is a vintage Hamilton W10 military-issued wristwatch, specifically produced for the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) in 1973.

The Dial & Hands
Brand & Markings: The black matte dial clearly displays the HAMILTON brand logo. Below it is the circled "T" symbol (T), indicating the use of tritium for the luminous elements.
The bottom half of the dial features the British military Broad Arrow symbol (also known as a pheon).

Hour Markers: Bold Arabic numerals (1 through 11, with 12 replaced by a luminous triangle). The numbers 3, 6, and 9 feature rectangular luminous plots, while the remaining hours are marked by small circular luminous dots. The bottom of the dial is marked SWISS.
?Hands: Features classic sword-style (gladius) hour and minute hands filled with aged, greenish-tan tritium lume, paired with a slim, white center seconds hand.

The Case & Strap
Case Profile: A distinct stainless steel "tonneau" or cushion-shaped case with a brushed finish.

Fixed Bars: True to military specifications, the watch features fixed lug bars rather than removable spring bars to ensure the strap cannot accidentally detach.

Crown: A simple, unsigned, ridged crown sits at the 3 o'clock position. The hacking feature works as it should.

Strap: it is mounted on an olive drab/khaki-colored nylon NATO-style strap with a silver-tone metal loop.

Caseback Markings
As shown the official military issue engravings:
Broad Arrow: \uparrow (The MoD property mark)
NSN/NATO Stock Numbers: 523-8290 and W10-6645-99 (The "99" designates the United Kingdom).

Serial Number & Year: 17225/73, indicating it was the 17,225th watch issued under this contract in the year 1973.

Condition.
The watch appears to be in well-preserved, authentic vintage condition. The brushed finish on the steel case shows light, honest wear and minor scuffs consistent with its age and military history. The acrylic crystal displays a few faint surface scratches but remains clear overall.
The watch has undergone a full service recently including regulated and oiled.