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Hamilton develops H-42 movement based on ETA 7001 for entry luxury segment

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Hamilton is developing the H-42 movement, which is based on ETA 7001 and will feature options for Arabic or Roman numeral dials. This movement is being created as part of a trend where brands are reviving heritage names and pricing watches in the entry luxury segment.

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Why it matters

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The entry luxury watch market, which ranges from approximately $995 to $10,000, is seeing increased competition where heritage is a primary selling point. Hamilton’s new product aims to compete in this segment, alongside brands like Longines and Tudor.

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Who's involved

  • HAMILTONDeveloping the H-42 movement for the entry luxury segment
  • ETAProviding the H-42 movement technology (7001) used by Hamilton

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • HAMILTONSpeculative

    Hamilton could see increased demand or sales in the entry luxury segment through the product launch.

  • ETASpeculative

    ETA could see increased licensing revenue from the successful adoption of its 7001 lineage movement.

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