Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38vsHamilton Khaki Field Auto 42

Scale drawing of the Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38: 38 mm diameter, 43 mm lug-to-lug and 11.5 mm thick
Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38
H-10, 80 h, sapphire, 100 m, 38 mm
€660–710
Hamilton Khaki Field on a nylon strap
Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 42
H-10, 80 h, sapphire, 100 m, 42 mm
€700–760

The differences

Choose the Khaki Field Auto 38

If you want to spend less and you have a slim wrist.

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Full specs

Choose the Khaki Field Auto 42

If you prefer its design: on the key figures they are very close.

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Full specs

Side by side, to scale

Both drawn at the same scale from the manufacturers’ dimensions.

Scale drawing of the Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38: 38 mm diameter, 43 mm lug-to-lug and 11.5 mm thickØ 38 mm43 mm lug-to-lug
Khaki Field Auto 38: 38 mm · — lug-to-lug · 11.5 mm thick
Scale drawing of the Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 42: 42 mm diameter, 47 mm lug-to-lug and 12 mm thickØ 42 mm47 mm lug-to-lug
Khaki Field Auto 42: 42 mm · — lug-to-lug · — thick

Figure by figure

Figure Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 42
Indicative price band€660–710€700–760
MovementH-10H-10
Power reserve80 h80 h
Beat rate21,600 bph21,600 bph
CrystalSapphireSapphire
Water resistance100 m100 m
Diameter38 mm42 mm
Thickness11.5 mm—
Lug-to-lug——
Hacking secondsYesYes
Hand windingYesYes
Rotating bezelNoNo
Strap or braceletLeather strapSteel bracelet
Brand originSwitzerlandSwitzerland
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In red, the best figure in each row. Manufacturer data.

Frequently asked questions

Which has more power reserve, the Khaki Field Auto 38 or the Khaki Field Auto 42?

Both have 80 h.

Which is less expensive?

The Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38, with an indicative price band of €660–710 against €700–760. The exact price changes on Amazon.

Which handles water better?

Both are water resistant to 100 m.

Which suits a small wrist better?

The Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38, because it measures — lug-to-lug, the figure that decides whether the lugs overhang the wrist.

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