The Hamilton GG-W-113 features a higher quality ETA movement with hacking feature for increased accuracy. It is a more sought after variant of the Hamilton military watches for this reason (compared to a Type B which is non-hacking for example). The dial is also a cleaner design language in comparison to the Type B with the absence of any "H3" or radiation symbol.

The four four particular examples being offered here are virtually identical in terms of their aging. They appear to never have been worn or even handled much at all and even display caseback stickers. It is also worth noting that thse are not front loader GG-W-113 specification pieces but rather display screw caseback - a much less common feature and more sought after by collectors. The set can be purchased together or parted up. Watches are all dated to May of '85 and boxes are all stamped January of '86. They all came from the same sealed outer box dated with the same stamp.

Dial: Immaculate with no blemishes to point to. The patina of the tritium is all even and clear. Hands: The tritium has aged to a gorgeous matching cream color and is all intact. Case: Unpolished and appear never to have been worn. Correct unsigned crown. Crystal: Clear. Accessories: Correct and uncut single pass strap and correct box. The movements have not been tampered with or serviced. They are all running well on our timetrapher despite no recent service history.

Year/era: 1985 Reference: GG-W-113 Dimensions: 33mm wide, 18mm lug width. Movement: Manual wind ETA 2750 caliber.