HamiltonJazzmaster Auto 40

Automatic movement with the rotor and jewels on show
Scale drawing of the Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto 40: 40 mm diameter, 45 mm lug-to-lug and 12 mm thick

A scale drawing from the manufacturer’s dimensions; the official photo is pending. Header: an automatic movement from the inside.

Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto 40€1,020–1,100
Hamilton · Ref. H42535130 · Dress · Switzerland

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  • A Hamilton dress watch on a bracelet, with 80 hours of reserve and a display caseback, as good for the office as for the weekend.
  • H-10 movement with 80 h of power reserve at 21,600 bph.
  • Hacking seconds and hand winding.
  • Sapphire crystal and 50 m water resistance.
  • 40 mm diameter, — thick and — lug-to-lug.

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In figures

80 hPower reserve
40mm diameter
—mm thick
—mm lug-to-lug
50 mWater resistance
SapphireCrystal

Will it fit your wrist?

Move the slider to your wrist circumference. Seen from above, your wrist is roughly a third of that wide; if the lug-to-lug is wider, the watch overhangs.

Scale drawing of the Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto 40: 40 mm diameter, 45 mm lug-to-lug and 12 mm thickØ 40 mm45 mm lug-to-lug12 mm

With a 17 cm circumference, your wrist is about 56 mm wide.

Jazzmaster Auto 4040 mmCommander II40 mmBaroncelli Signature39 mm

Specifications

Movement

MovementH-10
Movement makerETA, Powermatic 80 base
Power reserve80 h
Beat rate21,600 bph †
Hacking secondsYes †
Hand windingYes †

Case and crystal

Diameter40 mm
Thickness—
Lug-to-lug—
CaseSteel
CrystalSapphire
Water resistance50 m
Rotating bezelNo
Display caseback—

Strap and dial

Lug width20 mm
Strap or braceletSteel bracelet
DialBlack
ComplicationsDate

Buying

Indicative price band€1,020–1,100
StyleDress
Brand originSwitzerland

Data checked against the manufacturer’s official website on 21 October 2026. A dash means the manufacturer does not publish that figure.

Figures marked † are published neither by the brand nor by the movement maker: they come from a specialist technical source, Caliber Corner. calibercorner.com

Sources: hamiltonwatch.com (archived copy)

The movement

The 80-hour Swiss automatic the Swatch Group fits to Tissot, Hamilton, Certina and Mido.

All about the Powermatic 80

Against its rivals

Scale drawing of the Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto 40: 40 mm diameter, 45 mm lug-to-lug and 12 mm thick
Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto 40
H-10, 80 h, sapphire, 50 m, 40 mm
€1,020–1,100
Scale drawing of the Mido Commander II: 40 mm diameter, 45 mm lug-to-lug and 10.8 mm thick
Mido Commander II
Caliber 80, 80 h, sapphire, 50 m, 40 mm
€1,060–1,130
Scale drawing of the Mido Baroncelli Signature: 39 mm diameter, 44 mm lug-to-lug and 9.9 mm thick
Mido Baroncelli Signature
Caliber 80, 80 h, sapphire, 50 m, 39 mm
€890–950
Figure Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto 40Mido Commander IIMido Baroncelli Signature
Indicative price band€1,020–1,100€1,060–1,130€890–950
MovementH-10Caliber 80Caliber 80
Power reserve80 h80 h80 h
Beat rate21,600 bph21,600 bph21,600 bph
CrystalSapphireSapphireSapphire
Water resistance50 m50 m50 m
Diameter40 mm40 mm39 mm
Thickness—10.8 mm9.9 mm
Lug-to-lug———
Hacking secondsYesYesYes
Hand windingYesYesYes
Rotating bezelNoNoNo
Strap or braceletSteel braceletSteel braceletLeather strap
Brand originSwitzerlandSwitzerlandSwitzerland
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Comparisons

Making sense of the specs

Caseback of an automatic watch showing the rotor Power reserveHow long it keeps running off the wrist, and why 80 hours changes daily life.Read the guide Dial of a Seiko chronograph, close up Sapphire, Hardlex or mineralWhich crystal scratches, which chips and which is worth it.Read the guide

Frequently asked questions

Which movement does the Hamilton Jazzmaster Auto 40 use?

The H-10, from the Powermatic 80 family, made by ETA, Powermatic 80 base. It gives 80 h of power reserve at 21,600 bph.

Does it have hacking seconds and hand winding?

The seconds hand stops when you pull the crown, and it can be wound by hand by turning it.

Can you swim or dive with it?

It is water resistant to 50 m: it handles splashes and rain, but it is best not to swim with it.

What size wrist does it suit?

There is no lug-to-lug figure for this model.